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Well, I'm getting a mid-tier-2 NLU through CLAT, and being a Maharashtra candidate, I'm seriously considering GLC. What's alluring to me is its location and "flexibility" - the prospectus mentions that the student is awarded B.L.S. degree at the end of the third year and this seems to be a good deal (i) if it's timely awarded and (ii) if this degree is qualifying in nature.
(i) Is it usually awarded in a timely fashion after the third year (6th semester)? What's the usual month when the 6th semester is concluded?
(ii) Is this degree qualifying in nature for (a) exams like CAT, etc., and (b) a JD program or Senior status BA (Jurisprudence) abroad?
Thanks <3