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But so does NLS - in its case, it is even worse, and NLS pretends to be a state government university.
> Batch size, 310 including 10 additional domicile seats
> Annual fees now exceed 5 lacs; other expenses are not even included
> Sham courses - overpriced BA course like an ordinary arts college
IMO - the graduating batches from JGLS have a bit of an uphill task ahead of them to shake their alumi's sterotypes. Again - my sample size is not very large and I am speaking from the experience of a small circle of T1 PAs in Bangalore. May be the comments section will validate my experience or help me think otherwise!
These kids will land up in the top of firms in India. Many will go on to study abroad and join law firms abroad. Their future is absolutely secure, much more than the future of even the top NLU grads from regular middle class families
So chill.