I chose this college because of its global reputation, the campus life is particularly amazing and the test we had to give was LNAT it typically has a higher cut off but for jgls it has a cut off of 15 marks

Candidates are required to appear for LSAT exam through which they get admission in different colleges based on their scores. I chose this college due to expose and quality of education which it offers.

i gave lsat but now you have to give lnat for admission i choose this because jindal has great faculty and gives nice exposure admission in ballb was from 70 percentile above but other i think it chances from year to year

I gave the LSAT-India test which has now been changed to LNAT-UK and admission is over 80 percentile The name and ranking of the college in law made me choose it specially due to their academics and the facilities and opportunities that they provide.

JGLS has best resources in terms of faculty, campus and placements, although compared to batch size placement’s are low but they easily get atleast 200 students placed. I appeared for LSAT in order to secure a seat.

I chose it for the strong academic reputation, amazing faculty and excellent campus facilities. For the admission I had to fine tune entrance exam lsat. No group discussions or interview was conducted.

The only reasons I chose this college is because is was closer to my hometown so I could come back on weekends and this course I choose is because it is a 3 year course and will let me explore other options if I loose my interest in pursuing Law

Op Jindal Global University is ranked as the best college in law in Asia and the rank of the same in law is 70 all across the world. This is as per QS world rankings which is widely recognized in the world. It also has dual degree courses with top colleges such as Kings College London etc. Had to only write the last India test and need to get over 60 percentile for qualification and to be eligible to get into the college. I got 87 percentile.

I always wanted to be a law student and many of family of my family members had taken this path so I chose to do the same. We faced a test called LSAT(Law School Admission Test). People who passed this test based on percentile got a letter for admission from the college.

The faculty, curriculum and facilities are very well compared to what the other universities are providing. The residential facilities are also very well maintained and provided. But of course, it is slightly more expensive than other law colleges. The campus has a bit of a drug culture for sure. The university is also strict regarding its attendance requirements and we have to maintain at least 70% attendance aggregate in all subjects. University has a very large population of students which is not good. For admission, Jindal takes the LSAT percentile score and the cutoff is generally 60. To prepare for it, I would recommend you solve LSAT's previous year's question papers and the sample papers they provide on their website and purchase any question papers. I got 96.19 percentile and got a good amount of scholarship by doing this and I believe approx 21 days to 1 month would be more than enough. There is no Group discussion or interview conducted by Jindal.