O.P. Jindal Global University Sonepat Answered Questions

Yes, Jindal Global Law School provides placements for B.A. LL.B. (Hons.). The school has a strong placement record, with many graduates securing jobs before graduation, and top law firms, corporate houses, and public sector organizations participating in the placement season. The average salary for graduates of the 3-year LLB program is reported to be in the range of INR 8 to 12 lakhs per annum.

Admission to the LL.M. programme shall be based on the performance of one of the following entrance examinations (70% weightage): JSAT-LAW Entrance Test 2023.
Applicant shall also provide the following documents (30% weightage):
- Statement of Purpose
- Curriculum Vitae (Work Experience and Publication)

To get admission to Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA Hons.) at Jindal Global Business School, the selection process involves evaluation based on an applicant's supplementary questions, Class X and XII scores, faculty interview, and JSAT/SAT/ACT/UGAT/CUET -2024. The online admission process is open, and applicants can register with an active email address. The admission process includes:
1. Application Assessment
2. Entrance Examination (JSAT)
3. Faculty Interview
Applicants shortlisted after the interview will receive a Provisional Offer of Admissions over email. They are required to pay the registration fee to secure a seat. The fee for BBA (Hons.)-Business Analytics/BBA (Hons.) Financial Markets/BBA (Hons.) Family Business is Rs. 1,25,000. Waitlisted applicants may be asked to do an additional interview.

No, counselling is not required for admission to Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA Hons.) at Jindal Global Business School. The selection process involves evaluation based on an applicant's supplementary questions, Class X and XII scores, faculty interview, and JSAT/SAT/ACT/UGAT/CUET -2024.

Yes, it is worth paying for the B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) at Jindal Global Law School. The school offers a comprehensive understanding of the legal field by combining humanities and law courses, and its curriculum is designed in sync with international standards. Additionally, JGLS has a strong placement and training cell, with 95% placement in the last batch, and offers various internships, semester exchange programs, and certification courses. The school also provides a global library, one of the best sources for students, and has a safe campus with senior faculty living on campus. Furthermore, JGLS offers scholarships, including merit-cum-means scholarships, and has a range of career opportunities available to students, including in-house counsel, litigation firms, private practice, corporate law firms, government bodies, NGOs, academics, judiciary, research, and legal process outsourcing. Overall, the benefits of attending JGLS outweigh the costs, making it a worthwhile investment for students.

The B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) eligibility criteria for reserved category candidates at Jindal Global Law School differ in terms of relaxation in the minimum percentage of marks required. Reserved category candidates are required to have a minimum of 40% marks in their 10+2 exams, whereas the general category candidates need to have a minimum of 45% marks. Additionally, reserved category candidates are also eligible for merit-cum-means scholarships, subject to parental ITR criteria as defined by the university.

Check the eligibility criteria: 45% marks (CBSE, ISC, state boards, IB, Cambridge and other govt. recognised boards)
Register for LNAT-UK Exam: Jindal Global Law School does not accept any other law school admissions test.
Apply online: Fill out the online application form on the Jindal Global Law School website.
Upload required documents: Submit required documents, such as academic transcripts and identification proof.
Pay the application fee: Pay the application fee as specified on the website.
Appear for LNAT-UK Exam: Take the LNAT-UK Exam on the scheduled date.
Check for scholarship eligibility: Merit-cum-means scholarship shall be awarded to students qualifying LNAT-UK, subject to parental ITR criteria as defined by the university.