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(2) Depends on which firm, and which college you're from, and if you're applying without any PQE (some firms hire lawyers with PQE as A0s because they discount prior experience in places that do not carry a similar level of pedigree, and might also subject you to a lower bracket of retainership on this account). As a GLC graduate in Bombay, you can expect to be treated at par with top NLUs generally, especially, if you have good grades and a solid resume. At Tier 1, expect upwards of Rs. 15 lakhs, p.a. Don't know and can't comment on smaller firms.
(3) Overall expenses. If relevant to you, proximity to your folks, etc.
1. Easy to intern - in the middle of South Mumbai + No Attendance etc.
2. More firms hire.
3. More serious batch mates (because most of CLC Delhi students study LLB for getting free hostel and as a back up for thier Civil Services/Government Exam dreams) GLC has a broad mix.
4. A diverse mix of batch mates - including ultra rich and well connected (Cyril Shroff Amarchand - Adani Daughter Types)
Many law firm, business owners send thier children to GLC Bombay after BA/MA From Ivy League in US.
5. Mumbai is also a better place for a Corporate Law Aspirant.
1) Which of these offers better corporate law opportunities to graduates?
2) What are the average entry level salary packages in law firms in Mumbai and Delhi?
3) What other factors should be considered while making a decision between these 2 colleges?