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The college is run by politically affiliated principal (just google her name, you'll find tons of complaints), professors who are admitted via quota (prof. GDP will make you make videos of yourself and edit them in Capcut as part of assessment while he himself looks like a joker and has no knowledge of his subjects)
Placement is negligible, all the college placement is done smaller firms or in-house companies. T1 or T2 are usually PPOs through student's own hardwork in internship, except 2-3 campus hires.
The alumni base is strong in GLC, but that shouldn't be a surprise considering just how old it is. Besides these two factors, what REALLY sets GLC apart?