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Hey there,
Well, ofcourse, doing an yearlong LLM course from the university such as GNLU is valuable as it is something which everyone craves for i.e. a tag. You get the world class education as well as a TAG of being an NLUite which in itself is quite sufficient when it comes to placements. Also the placements here at GNLU for PG students are not that good as compared to Undergraduates but are decent and if you have a good CV and a good score, you will definitely get placed at some or other firm at the campus itself. Also beside campus placement you can also opt for other placements opportunities which may be off campus and also direct recruitments at various firms with a walk in interview procedures. Above all an LLM degree from GNLU will take you places in your career. You must opt it for your PG course.

Eligibility:
Age Limit (with age relaxation) as on 01st Jan 2018
The maximum age limit of candidates who are applying for ONGC Graduate Trainee should be 30 years as on 01st January 2018.
Educational Qualification
Candidate who have minimum 60% in Graduation Engineering/Science in relevant disciplines; For Programming Officer: Pass in B' level Diploma as defined by Dept. of Electronics and GOI.
Selection Process (a) GATE-2018: The desirous and eligible candidates are required to apply online and appear in the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) 2018. The GATE 2018 Online registration close on 05th October 2017. (b) Candidates possessing the requisite qualification for the advertised posts is required to apply and appear in the GATE-2018 in requires subjects only.
The GATE-2018 Score in the subject mentioned against the posts of ONGC will be considered by ONGC for shortlisting the candidates for the further selection process of Personal Interview as per the criteria decided by the Management.

Hi Isha,
No, you can't opt because you have given an entrance exam for Bachelors of design.Bachelors in technology's entrance exam is a different exam where the eligibility criteria and the exam pattern are totally different than that of B.Des exam. If you wouldn't get through the counselling of B.Des then the only option you will be left with is to apply for NRI seats, for that you don't have to be an NRI, it's just that they will charge you a fee 4 times more than that of non NRI seats and I personally wouldn't suggest you to do that because in that amount of money you can go for any European fashion college. So, you better look for other colleges too or drop this year and try hard.