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Good GLC Professors?
@Kian: I have a suspicion that this thread is an attempt to engage in individual muck-wracking.
I have just taken admission in institutional round and don't have any friends. So I saw this forum and asked if it is worth attending their lectures
The kid has asked a simple question and unless you are from division “B” of the GLC batches, you would not be enraged on a kid’s query, the answer to which, may help him/ her understand his way forward.
Even if the kid is not from GLC, I do not see any confidential information, meant only for GLC people, leaking out here. That ofcourse, you would understand if you have attended Pitha’s lectures.
Pithawalla is decent. Mostly reads from the textbooks that he has published and shares some anecdotes.
The textbooks are sufficient for you to score enough in the exams. Don't really need to attend any lectures.
For the laws that you end up finding interesting, you can always reach out to Daswani, Pithawalla, any other faculty or even your seniors to ask them what would be a good way to start reading up about that area of law.
For ‘pre-legal study’ semesters, you would find only Bharwani (guest lecturer) and Ratho (permanent), who teach English and Political science; respectively, as the only two, who look, teach and behave like professors. From the 5th Sem you would only be able to bear the classes of Pitha and Daswani.
As far as Pitha and Daswani are concerned, I agree that they are good professors. You have to note that they are only empanelled as visiting professors. However, in my opinion they are over-hyped for the simple reason that, them apart, you would not be able to find anyone else who even looks, behaves or teaches Law subjects like a professor. Even the visiting faculty apart from these two does not look behave or teach like a professor.Most of them are insignificant advocates who pass their free time (which free time maybe upto 23 hours of their day) by teaching students.
That said, there are a few ex-students who visit the college as guest faculty. They hardly have any teaching experience.
At Glc your only aim after the third year is to secure a good internship and therefore you will hardly be in touch of any of the professors after your third year. (luckily)
Do not try to be an idealist. Talk practically.
For academic standards he just mentioned “teach” “answer queries”. Your comment only seems to be aimed to hit the emotional note of cloths. Get past that. Take the comment as a whole. Do not cut paste like you do to your drafts.
I am a student currently in the 4th year. I can relate to a lot of things which have been said. The first step if you seek to debate is to assess the issue at hand i.e. professors other than Pithawalla sir, Daswani sir and a handful of few others.
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