Although AILET is more difficult than CLAT, this does not imply that NLU Delhi is better than NLS.

If you look at the placement reports of both these colleges, NLS has done significantly better than NLUD. The weather is also a big influence here; Bangalore has a pleasant environment, but for Delhi, the weather conditions may become a bit harsh for some times especially during summers. 

For your reference, the placement of NLU Delhi for the year 2020 is mentioned in the table below:

You can refer to the placement report NLSIU Bangalore in the table given below:

If you attend NLUD, you will have incredible opportunities because you will be living in a city with India's best High Court and Supreme Court. On the other hand, Bangalore is an MNC hub, you will get corporate employment and internship opportunities there. 

Furthermore, NLSIU is recognized as the "Harvard of the East," implying that this college has surely done something worth the recognition that it receives.

Yes, it does although there are some ifs and buts. IB scores come in a little later after the NLSIU admission process begins. So CBSE students have that advantage but I think IB should be fine too. 

• There are ways in which the NLSIU Exam Department converts your IB scores. 
• To my knowledge, those scores do not matter primarily because they have an entrance exam of their own- CLAT. 
• The rank in that exam is what decides your admission. 
• The board scores are secondary. 
• They are looked at after you have cracked the entrance exam. 
• You just need above 50% in your boards if you belong in the general category and 45% in the reservation category.

One of my friends didn't opt for IB for the same reason that they delayed the result and that might result in dropping a year. You can even opt for the exam while you are in the 11th class by choosing the option ‘Class 12 result pending’. That will help you get prepared for the exam and know the level of difficulty. It will act as a practice test for you. 

Usually, six of India’s major corporate law firms offer around 1,00,000 to 1,15,000 as a monthly remuneration at the entry level. Apart from that, there is generally a yearly bonus of around 1 to 2 Lacs. 

An average entry-level associate usually earns around 14 Lakhs Per Annum which is a good amount nonetheless. Apart from that, there are a variety of other institutes that pay somewhat in the same range, if not equal.

Only recently, there are multiple mid-tier firms that are generating comparable packages. However, foreign law firms comparably pay a higher amount. The packages sometimes range around INR 40,00,000 per annum. In simple words, this is the basic remuneration they generate for fresh graduates, which gets higher with your experience. 

The opportunities are open equally for different law schools, let alone NLSIU and NALSAR. 

The only way that will lead you to NLSIU, Bangalore is scoring and ranking top in the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT). 

It is a competitive exam and has 200 questions. Each question carries 1 mark. The test is conducted only once every year and the cut-off for every year for different colleges varies greatly. 

Specifically for NLSIU, you need to rank in the first 50-60 in the general category. For the reservation category, you have 25-30 more seats. In order to crack the exam, you need to prepare well in advance and strategically. 

One of my cousins graduated from NLSIU and here’s what I got to know from him. To get into any NLSIU you need to sit for the all-India entrance exam called CLAT.

• You can appear for the CLAT exam without being a 12th pass out. But if you get selected and wish to join NLSIU, Bangalore, or any other NLU you need 12th marks.
• For Unreserved, OBC, or Specially Abled Persons (SAP) and other categories: a minimum of 55% marks. 
• For SC/ ST category, a minimum of 50% marks is required.
• On the date of admission, the candidate must have passed or appeared in the final year examination of the qualifying examination.

So it might not make much of a difference after you get NLSIU but it matters when you prepare to get into it.

Presently, only one college comes under the NLSIU tag and it is number one on the list. In order to get into NLSIU Bangalore, you have to make sure that your rank falls between AIR 1 to AIR 30. 

Surely, there are other colleges as well that you can get into after cracking CLAT, the ones with the NLU and NALSAR tag. Here are some facts you should know about NLU.

• NLUs are allotted as per your rank and your preference list which you indicate in your application.
• For example, if you have an AIR 1, and have chosen NLSIU Bangalore as your first preference, you will get into NLSIU Bangalore and other colleges mentioned in the first place of your list.
• But if you get an AIR between 500-600s and NLSIU is your first preference, there is no chance of getting into NLSIU and you may end up in a lower-ranked NLUs.
• If your AIR is between 1 to 40 you can get into any National Law University of your preference.

Therefore try working harder for your CLAT exam, as the better your rank will get you admitted in your preferred colleges.

Strategy is something that you need to design on your own. What worked for someone else may not work for you. There may be a common ground of how to go about some subject for your CLAT preparation. But no one can give you any full proof plan. You need to develop your own strategy based on your strengths and weaknesses. 

Now let’s discuss whether you can clear CLAT with one month of preparation or not. It depends on your level of preparation. 

• If you are starting from scratch, then it will be quite difficult. Since the new format of CLAT demands consistency and regularity to secure a decent score. And it takes time to get to the level of that preparation. But if you are gifted with great comprehension and reasoning skills then I guess you can prepare for the examination in one month. 
• Now if you already have a hang of the subjects but are not confident about your preparation, then I will suggest you practice as many critical reasoning questions and comprehension as you can.
• If you have missed GK for a few months catch up on it and attempt a few sample questions to get the hang of the new pattern. 
• For logical reasoning don’t just solve the sample paper released by the Consortium, solve past years’ questions too. The consortium itself acknowledged that past years’ questions can be useful. 
• For Quantitative Aptitude, solve questions from the internet or from study materials. Apart from a few questions, this section is generally easy. 

So if you have a hang of the subjects, consistent practice is the key to ace the test.

Yes, you can join NLSIU after completing B.Tech degree. The university gives admission to a 5-year integrated program that is BA LLB. The basic qualification required is 10+2.

Since you have already completed the B.Tech program that is of 4-years after 10+2, if you do not have any issue completing a five-year program, then apply for CLAT and appear in it. Of course, it will be easy for you to appear in CLAT as you are an IIT student. 

However, you should make sure to check the notification on the official website of the college before applying.

NLSIU Bangalore is considered one of the best law colleges in India for some major reasons. Some of these reasons are as follows.

• NLSIU is one of the oldest Law schools in the country. This gave a kickstart over other law colleges. 
• The curriculum, and subjects follow the current trends of the industry. 
• The brand value NLSIU arrives with is a dominant aspect to talk about. For the last three decades, it has been amongst the top legal domains in the country. 
• One of the most essential prospects this institute boasts is its leading alumni network. The broad alumni network of NLSIU is now part of top legal firms, corporates, litigations, judicial and civil services as well. 
• One of the perks of the widespread alumni network is that you will have better salary packages and good job opportunities. According to the recent placement highlights the highest CTC offered at the institute is 18 LPA. 

These factors make NLSIU stand out among all the Law institutes in the country.