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Mark them in terms of international LLMs , exchange programs and most importantly placements
But ofcourse, that's just one side of it. It has it's own pros too. Relaxed attendance and proximity gives running internship opportunities and students intern all around or majority of their law school which gives them great practical exposure, the fees is pretty reasonable (Annual fee is less than 12k), the committees honestly have kept the college reputation in a way, be it Placement committee, ADR Cell or Moot Court Society or any of the others, they do good work and are pretty much student run so there's good networking and professionalism. Networking is also a good pro, you meet people from all walks in college as well as through internships.
The thing about LLMs is that your extracurriculars get refined well here with limited academic pressure so your professional profile is built well. There's very little spoon feeding (inability of administration) so you have to go out of your shell and find opportunities and make the best of those which in itself develops you.
My recommendation is to talk personally with people of GLC and SLS and make an informed decision, it can have a big effect on your career.
GLC only has its legacy tag for itself- nothing else really. No point interning every month when you are taught practically nothing in class- you need some academic rigour too in order to grow intellectually. GLC , today is just an average Marathi college.
GLC before any NLU after NUJS.
if not then depends on individuals