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would a better experience and superior guidance from faculty be worth the trade off for an hour's commute? My sister and brother-in-law have both suggested PGCL even if the commute is shitty because they think that some classroom learning is still relevant, which is lost out in GLC. They're BO '19 and BO '21 graduates of PGCL, and they said that Y1 and Y2 GLC interns are infamous in their workplace (both T1 firms) for not having any legal knowledge.
it is a lifetime experience.. don't miss it for anything
B'24 GLC here and I would recommend it over pgcl because if you ever have a chance at a PPO anywhere, you will not be rejected only because of your college. GLC is not an nlu but it is respected enough to know it is not a deal breaker. Many kids from Nirma, upes, jccl, new law college etc are rejected outright for internships etc or even if they are not rejected the college is always a con in their cv. GLC tends to have a neutral effect. It is will not get you in neither will it keep you out of t1s.
GLC still has the best placement stats in all of Maharashtra significantly
PGCL doesn't really have any decent faculty, making class room learning pointless. The faculty merely reads from bare acts which is far from how subjects are taught in National Law Universities. GLC has a few professors who actually teach well and are reputed. Students line up for their classes.
If you are taking PGCL you might as well take any random college available through MHCET. Because only GLC and ILS are relevant in the legal fraternity.
Attendance is definitely a requirement now in GLC.
GLC is famous only for its alumni base and they don't really play a role anymore. The placements have been deteriorating drastically now. You can check their stats. Not to mention it's not worth spending 5 years in a college with poor management, placement and infrastructure. You can check with the students of GLC, even though firms come to their college for recruitment they barely hire. A girl was raped last year in the hostel opposite the College, it's not safe to stay there either.
Attendance is not strictly enforced,yet
Faculty at PGCL isn't any great either. Even you can read from bare act since you know how to read english.
Few professors at glc (pithawalla, daswani etc) are senior & exceptionally good at their subjects
Branding helps.
Although glc is not what it used to be, at least for next 10-15 yrs will recommend it over pgcl
just check their placement website glcplacements.com