Admission to JIIT Noida is offered through two ways- Class 12th marks and JEE mains score card.

Considering your case, you scored 77% in class 12th Examination and haven't appeared for JEE mains. You can still apply for JIIT since the eligibility criteria for admission in JIIT is scoring minimum of 60% in (10+2) broad examination with Physics, Chemistry and Maths as compulsory subjects.

Greetings .

Hope you are doing well. According to me you have good chances of getting in the college. My opinion is based on last year's waitlisting ranks. But such predictions stand quite uncertain. The selection of candidates from the waitlisting is based on the number of selected candidates who do not want to get the admission in that college. Incase you do not receive admission , don't lose hopes. You can try for other private colleges offering B.B.A.L.L.B. the list of such top 5 colleges are-

1. Jindal Global Law School, Sonipat
2. School of Law, University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, Dehradun.
3. ICFAI Law School, Hyderabad.
4. TNDALU Chennai - The Tamilnadu Dr Ambedkar Law University.
5. IIL Indore - Indore Institute of Law.

You may use the link below to know about various other details regarding course fee, duration , college brochure etc. https://law.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-bba-llb-colleges-in-india

Hello,

Hope you are doing well!

See both the colleges have their pros and cons. But if we compare them with each other then we can see a big difference in the placements and fees in both the colleges.

Average package that a Symbiosis passed out gets is around 10 lakhs whereas it is just 4 lakhs for a student passed out from Amity.

With the bigger salary package, fee for symbiosis is also higher than Amity.

• Symbiosis- 15.95 lakhs for five years
• Amity- 9.8 lakhs for five years

Check out more details about both the colleges here:

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/symbiosis-law-school-nagpur

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/amity-law-school-noida

Dear aspirant,

It is quite hard to predict the exact admission situation as it depends on the number of students willing to take admission in the course and the number of students attempting the exam.

Looking at the previous year trends we can say that it is quite difficult to get JAYPEE Noida with this percentile.

You have a good chance of getting a rank of about 2.5 L.

CSE and IT are extremely competitive in almost all colleges.

The cutoff for CSE in Jaypee last year was a rank of 45 K and hence we can say it is quite difficult.

The cutoff for private colleges like Thapar, SASTRA, Symbiosis is also above 85 percentile and hence it is quite difficult.

So, please try getting admission via other exams or your board exam score. If you have 97+ percentage in your board exam you have a really good chance of getting SASTRA, or any other private college that accepts Board exam percentage.

You have a good chance of getting Biotechnology (a good chance for getting this in JAYPEE) Chemical and Civil with your score in private colleges.

Hope this helps.

Please check the link below for more details on private colleges that accept your JEE score.

Private colleges accepting JEE score

Hello Aspirant,

Various people have different ideas of what is good. People evaluate universities using a number of criteria, including the institution's accreditation, facilities, teaching staff, specialisations available, placement rates in the past, tuition costs, preferred cities, and industry connections.

Personally, I believe SLS NOIDA is better. Think on these SLS facts before making up your own mind.

1. Symbiosis University is without a doubt one of the best universities in India, and many people think that it is the best-known private university for law.

2. Due to its location in the National Capital Region (NCR), Delhi is home to all tier 1 law firms, the majority of MNCs' corporate headquarters, and all the great names in litigation. This has two additional benefits. First, SLS was able to invite these big names and firms to give guest lectures and secure internships there.

3 . Required internship Every semester, beginning with the first, is an accomplishment since it prepares students for the workforce by providing insight into real-world professions.

4. I personally don't think campus should be given much importance when choosing a college, but take it into consideration if it's a key factor for you. College has a really big campus, amazing library, and awesome  court hall.

5. Regarding the teachers, According to the reviews of student the majority of them are excellent, especially those who will be educating you in the legal fields. Additionally, throughout your fourth and fifth years of law school, visiting professors (lawyers who are actively employed in industry) will instruct you in specialised subjects.

More about SYMBIOSIS LAW SCHOOL -

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.careers360.com/colleges/symbiosis-law-school-noida/amp

Try it out! Make it a reality!