Kirit P. Mehta School of Law, NMIMS, Mumbai

Yes, you have secured a very good rank and your chances for getting admission here are very high. You should definitely get admission here.

While both colleges are excellent, better take the admission in the main campus and select NMIMS. This was established way before OP Jindal and is more recognized.

Hi Palak
Yes NMIMS Indore campus is good for BALLB as it provides you all the facilities like moot-court and they'll make you professionals and provide you with both practical and theoretical knowledge .

Both the schools are good. You will get practical exposure, moot court activities, inter colleges competition and knowledge. All the best.

Hi, there is no as such cut-off for SOL. The minimum cut-off is 40% for the admission into courses like B.Com, BBA, BA, etc.

No, Kirti Mehta is better than Amity Law School.
Kindly visit this link:
https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison

Kindly visit this link:
https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison
Both the colleges are good and as such comparison cannot be drawn between the two.
It would be better to visit the above link.
Hope it helps.

Percentage of marks required for admission:
BA programme/ B.Com:
Aggregate percentage: 40 percent marks and above
BA (Hons) English:
Aggregate percentage: 65 percent marks and above
Marks required in English: At least 75 percent
Marks required in English Elective/ Functional English: At least 65 percent
BA (Hons) Political Science:
Aggregate percentage: 50 per cent marks and above
B.Com (Hons):
Aggregate percentage: 55 percent marks and above
Marks required in a vocational stream: At least 60 percent.

From my point view, JMI University is a best option for any Bachelor's degree, and the second option, one can opt for is GGSIPU. Rest you can compare the college with the college comparison tool:
https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison.

Visit the website as they will upload the list on the website. You seem to have scored fairly well. You should be able to secure a seat.