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Why are GLC Mumbai/ILS Pune not present in nirf ranking? This a general query and not in any way something of a troll. Often regarded as one of the top law colleges of Maharashtra, why they don't feature in the NIRF?
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They haven't applied yet.
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They have not participated in it. But honestly speaking GLC won't even make to the list of top 20. There is no quality education, placements are declining, student quality is declining, no infrastructure, no support alot of internal politics. It is barely surviving because of it's location and past accolades. It had applied for NAAC rating recently and struggled to get a B+ rating (because 75% assessment was based on paperwork and 25% on student, parent professor interaction. College managed to do paperwork in time)
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Agree 100%. GLC's only claim to fame (if any) is its location. Other than that it is a very ordinary law college, known only for historical reasons. If anyone cites the few illustrious alumni that GLC has produced, that is because GLC has been around for a few decades, and for many of those it was the only option if anyone wanted to pursue law.
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Maharashtra lacks a "top law college". GLC Mumbai and ILS Pune continue to survive only because of historical reasons and GLC for location. SLSP does not really count being a private university. No one takes them seriously despite some hype around it. The three MNLUs are still struggling to find their feet. Maharashtra (just like Karnataka) lacks good state universities. All institutions that do well in the NIRF are central institutes - IITB, IIM Mumbai, IIM Nagpur, AIIMS Nagpur, NIFT (in Maharashtra), and IISc, IIMB, ISI, NID, NIMHANS, and NIFT (in Karnataka), the only exception being NLSIU. In both states, the local boards (PUC in Karnataka) and (JC in Maharashtra) are of low quality and perceived to be very easy. In fact, in both states, many ICSE and CBSE students shift to state boards after Class 10 just to score higher marks in Class 12 putting in less effort. Their low quality permeates the entire state education system.
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