If you are seeking to pursue a degree in law and want to receive a high-quality education, then University Institute of Legal Studies (UILS) at Chandigarh University is the place for you, rather than Lovely Professional, or Amity Lucknow. The university is renowned for its commitment to delivering excellent education and training to its students.

• The university's multidimensional training approach has led to an increase in placement offers and record-breaking salary packages.
• UILS organizes visits to the Punjab and Haryana High Court to provide practical exposure. It offers simulation exercises, seminars, tutorials, regular moot courts, court visits, clinical training, and internships to prepare students for industry demands.
• UILS, Chandigarh University is one of the best law institutes in the country.
• Almost 100% of students secure jobs after graduation.
• Students gain insight into the court's functions and operations by visiting the mediation centre in the High Court.

In summary, if you want to become a successful lawyer and receive a quality education that will set you up for success, consider enrolling in UILS, Chandigarh University. With its multidimensional approach to training, practical exposure to the legal system, and exceptional placement opportunities, you'll be well on your way to achieving your goals.

YIF and IIM Ranchi are both very different yet equally good. 

YIF is more like a social learning program that includes diverse topics such as Economics, Shakespeare, Art, and Group Dynamics. You develop a comprehensive understanding of the social problems around you. I have seen many friends forgoing the offers from top B Schools just for this program.

The programs offered at IIM Ranchi on the other hand will give you an insight into the corporate world. As you can see both options are extremely different in their essence. So choose wisely looking at the big picture.

My friend is an MA Psychology student at Chandigarh University. In her opinion, it is one of the best MA courses offered in India. She justified her opinion through a number of reasons some of which I have listed below

• The university offers not one but two courses in psychology - MA in Psychology and MA in Clinical Psychology.
• The university offers necessary practical exposure to prepare students to excel in the field of psychology.
• The teachers are fully experienced and also experienced in the area of research studies and publications. 
• All the electives are distributed throughout the semesters with adequate practical knowledge.
• Additional exposure is offered in the form of field visits, expert talks, experiments, and field training.
• Another major highlight is the foreign exchange program wherein students are sent to foreign universities and get certified for the respective section from the respective country.
• The gap between theoretical knowledge and practical approach is filled through internship opportunities.

Overall, the quality of teaching is a major USP that students consider while choosing this university.

Comparing the two, an MBA from NMIMS and a job through SSC CGL are highly illogical. The prospects and magnitude of both career inclinations are totally different. Let’s conduct a general comparison on the basis of some common aspects

• An MBA from NMIMS needs a lot of investment while a job through SSC CGL does not. Considering the probability of getting a good job after my MBA, I think going with SSC CGL is a safer option.
• Your social status will be much better in the case of SSC CGL. You might face some drawbacks in your work life but in your social circle, you will be considered a man of great importance. Your family will be benefiting from your social status through good education. The salary is average, not less given the better social status you will be enjoying in contrast to working as an MBA professional in the corporate world.
• Analyze your social and personal responsibilities as an MBA professional as well as CGL. You might get a picture of what you are aiming for. Choosing an MBA is not worth it unless it's a firm top 5 IIM or you are looking for a career abroad.

So MBA will guarantee you a lot but money which does matter to an extent but not when compared to the reputation you will gain as an SSC officer. MBA requires a lot more than you think. It may groom you but not ensure a better social structure like CGL.