I DID MY GRADUATION FROM ILS PUNE. I HAD MANY FRIENDS IN GLC MUMBAI.

I THINK I AM IN POSITION TO GUIDE U.

I COULD ASSURE U THAT NOBODY WILL REGRET IF OPT FOR ILS…PROMISE

GLC WAS VERY GOOD FEW YEARS AGO.

BUT NOT NOW. IT IS REPUTED BECAUSE OF IT’S ALUMNI

I ADVICE U TO GO FOR ILS IN ANY CASE.

AMITY(IP) OR SYMBIOSIS NOIDA HAS A BRIGHT FUTURE. MAY GO THERE INSTEAD OF GOING IN GLC..

ALL THE BEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

hey legally sound will you plz guide me also…??i am selected for NLU Orissa nd SYMBIOSIS NOIDA both…which one to go for…plz reply asap…am really totally confused…

If you want your career in any law firm, go for GLC, because there after 2nd year you can join any of the law firm for apprenticeship, work there for 3 yrs and at the end can very well be recruited by them!!

MR. CONFUSED,

YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE CONFUSED.

UNDOUBTEDLY, NLUO IS BETTER THAN SYMBIOSIS NOIDA IN ALMOST ALL ASPECTS.

SO GO FOR IT…

BUT IF YOU DON’T WANT TO GO FOR NLUO FOR ANY REASON(LIKE-LOCATIONAL), THEN SYMBIOSIS IS NOT THE BAD CHOICE.

BOTH ARE NEW INSTITUTIONS AND BOTH HAVE GREAT FUTURE AHEAD.BUT BEING THE NATIONAL UNIVERSITY NLUO WOULD BE BETTER THAN SYMBIOSIS NOIDA IN FUTURE YEARS TO COME.

ANY CONFUSION?…

EVEN ILS PROVIDES GOOD OPORTUNITY TO WORK WITH LAW FIRMS AND PLACEMENT IS NOT THE PROBLEM.

could you please guide me too..b/w glc mumbai and nluo,which one should i choose..considering nluo being a national law univ. also iv heard that glc is not that good anymore..wheresas a lot of effort in being put by the nluo faculty to bring up its name in the future..so i guess it will have a good future ,right?

the fact that at the end of the day, an nlu is after all an nlu..should be much better an a state govt collg?

Who says GLC is not good its a brilliant college…one thing i wanna tell u u hear GLC has no faculty no infrastructure…nothing…we are stuck with a horrible university and a incompetent state governement…but the matter of fact is glc never had facult since the past 40 years we had nofaculty…STILL EVERY PERSON IN THE LEGAL FRATERNITY IS FRM GLC…IS CYRIL SHROFF, SHARDUL SHROFF, THEIR wives , their daughter who are From GLC…EVERY SENIOR COUNSEL EVERY JUDGE, 5 chief jstices of the country…including the present…who taught them law…are these guys dumb…that they came to GLC the infrastructure was always bad…it didnt become bad overnight…the faculty was always bad…it didnt become bad overnight…but there is an essence…the students are still the best…DO U KNOW CYRIL HROFF’s the amarchand guys partner daughter studies here…BAHRAM VAKIL the ‘B’ in AZB another GLCIte…his son studies here…NOW ARE THESE guys mad that they send their students to a ‘horrible’ College like glc…i am working in a law firm and i already know more than these NLS guys…in the 3rd year…we place 100 ppl every year as article clerks and interns…u can work here from your first year…and learn the law…all these partners of firms…did the same thing…nobody taught them…they teach themselves…go to glcmumbai.com see the alumni…

Now if u ask urself…wat abt the present status…recently JURIS CORP made a GLCite a partner…in 27 wadia ghandhy made 3 GLCite’s partners… these are just a few examples…this shows the college is still up witht he best

Just BECAUSE WE DUN HAVE THE MONEY TO GIVE TO THESE STUPID MAGAZINEs OR GIVE MONEY TO PRINT GOOD ARTICLES…FIRST GLC WAS EXTRAORDINARILY BRILLIANT…NOW IT IS GREAT…m nt saying IT IS BETTER THAN NLS NALSAR OR NUJS…but better than the rest…every college has problems. and plzzzz WAY BETTER THAN NLUO…dude way better…and even better than ILS

wat abt attndnc in glc in first yr?????cn anybody tell me????

GLC is in Mumbai.

ILS is in Pune.

Pune is a great city no doubt.

But if you manage to become a good corporate lawyer, you will end up in Mumbai or Delhi.

Go for GLC.

Not because it may be better than ILS, but because it’s in Mumbai.

Lame argument…u go to the college only for its pros not cons…next u will say go to NLS not because of NLS but coz of infrastructure and faculty…obviously…u come to GLC because it is the only college…which helps u to make most out of Mumbai…making it a brilliant college…

please help me out..

i have been selected in new law college pune and nluo as well

which one is better. , ????

NLUO IS UNDOUBTEDLY BETTER THAN NEW LAW COLLEGE PUNE!

AND BY THE TIME U PASS IT WOULD BE AMONG THE TOP 10 !

dear krati,

Attendance is never a problem in GLC be it any year.But that does not mean that college life is dead…the culture of this college is work oriented..so attendance to is flexible…

can ne1 plz temme if i hold a chance of getting into ILS with 92.6 % (outside maharashtra) in science ??

Well the cut off for last year’s science students was 91.10, so I’d say you stand a fair chance. Nice score, by the way :)

thnx

:)

How many seats are there in ILS? and what percent out of them are reserved for maharashtra candidates?

Google it genius..Too much of spoon feeding is bad.

Haha!:D

But google isnt cooperating…n so isnt d college!

Right perplexed :laugh:

No one’s cooperating and authorities not revealing anything

The clerk told me there are 240 seats and 20% are for outside maharashtra but maybe they are gonna increase it because when I called them a lady said the %age of seats haven’t been decided

i am from delhi…could anyone tell me whether i should prefer GLC OR ILS… if i have both the options in hand? please take consideration of studies, living, placements, reputation?

anytime GLC,Mumbai …gre8 alumni , gre8 faculty , gre8 history , everything’s gre8 bout dis historic college.

hi people

i have got 50% scholarship at jindal global law school and most probably i will get into ils pune as i had 96%. pls advice me where should i opt for on d basis of some substantial facts

If fees is not an issue then JGLS, other colleges won’t be any match. Jindal provides ample oppurtunities to prove your worth. I am not saying other colleges are not good but the kind of exposure you get from the faculty and students there will be immense. Plus the recent placements have been good. Ultimately it’s your call. My two cents.

[quote=“Anonymous” post=10790]hi people

i have got 50% scholarship at jindal global law school and most probably i will get into ils pune as i had 96%. pls advice me where should i opt for on d basis of some substantial facts[/quote]

hey did they tell u the amount of scholarship on the tel. itself rite aftr the intrview or did they infrm later..

[quote=“Anonymous” post=10790]hi people

i have got 50% scholarship at jindal global law school and most probably i will get into ils pune as i had 96%. pls advice me where should i opt for on d basis of some substantial facts[/quote]

50% Scholarship? I don’t think they offer than much unless you’re from Haryana? If you’re from Haryana, it’s fine. Otherwise I think you must be under a confusion.

To the anonymous guy above me- Dude you had posted this in other thread too. Who told you that there would be an interview for scholarship? I don’t have any such information with me. :/

which college wud be better for 3 year llb faculty wise as well as placement wise

I had filled the scholarship form earlier..so during admission they said they MIGHT conduct an interview on the phone for scholarship..so i was kinda waiting for tht..

[quote=“Anonymous” post=10824]I had filled the scholarship form earlier..so during admission they said they MIGHT conduct an interview on the phone for scholarship..so i was kinda waiting for tht..[/quote]

I had filed it weeks ago, too. I am not aware of any such ‘interview’. Can you please also confirm about 50% scholarship?

Not exactly how it works.

See let me break it down for you. Based on your LSAT scores you can get the following scholarships per year;

85 to 90 percentile 50,000

90 to 90 percentile 1,00,000

95 to 99.99 percentile 1,50,000

Though they are referred to as “studentships”.

Then you have this thing called Naveen Jindal Young leader something something where you get 5,00,000 a year but that’s only given to one student per batch and it’s preliminary selection requires a 98 percentile, so tough shit.

Finally, Haryana Domicile. Based on your score and some other stuff like your parents ITR submissions for the last three years you may be eligible for a partial or complete fee waiver if you have a domicile of haryana certificate.

Also, anyone in the 95+ percentile bracket? Contact me. Had a 97 myself.

If one wants career in any law firm, go for GLC,coz there in 2nd year one can join a firm for apprenticeship n at the end of the course are absorbed by them..

GLC z best as far as practical experience n exposure to law field z concerned…

How do u get jgls scholarship

I mean through the LSAT score or the 12th percentage or anything else?

Hi Legally Sound …what u have to say on this article written by a Ils student…

http://www.lawctopus.com/ils-law-college-pune/

ILS Law College Pune: Numbing Bureaucracy, Hostels in Shambles, Unapproachable Principal, Paralytic Student Body

january 4, 2015

Rewind to the day you got your 12th Boards Result in hand. Could you recall? How in one sec your brain could think of umpteen ideas and options for the future.

While the right part suggested Fashion Designing, the left suggested Engineering. Parents too added to the pressure and then, from somewhere it struck that maybe you can do Law. It ain’t that bad of an option.

Amid all the National Law Universities and colleges, you are apprised of ILS Law College in Pune. Your eyes begin to startle as apparently it is one of the premier institutions of law and then you fill the online form and wait.

I remember when the postman handed me over the brochure I was amazed and prayed to the universe to somehow take me to this beautiful campus with such amazing facilities, promising faculty and what not.

Then comes the fateful day when you are called for the admissions. You enter the campus and are the happiest to know that you will be part of this big campus and assure yourself that you will spend wonderful 5 years here. I did.

CUT-2 : 1st day of college! An excited happy you steps into the classroom and the moment you enter you realize that it isn’t clean. You sit on the bench and get up with a patch of dust on your black pair of jeans.

But it’s fine! Probably the cleaning staff was on a holiday, it’s fine!

You go to the office and you comprehend that the staff is on a never- ending lunch break that finishes only when all their gossip is done away with and when it dooms upon them that probably they’re paid to work.

They’re also sadistic. Re-admission process is a marvelous stunt of sadism. This is a process which makes you feel like a helpless person who should feel obligated towards the college for having given you admission.

The process also includes informing the students just 2 -3 days prior to the last date of the same. This brings a stream of panic and chaos in the already-ILS-stung-not-so-peaceful lives of the students residing out of Pune or even Out of India, for that matter.

After bidding adieu to this overtly inefficient staff, you see yourself walking on the broken, dilapidated, tattered road that probably would have been last taken care of by the law society back in 1924 (That’s when the college was established.)

You’re not alone! There will be stray dogs all around the campus to welcome you and also to say bye-bye. They aren’t really scary but you might just have to run to save your life if you step on the tail of any one of these innocent creatures sleeping on probably every 20 steps of the main building.

There is the principal’s cabin in the same building as that of the office. A cabin which longs for the Honorable principal’s presence, often.

Remember i mentioned the starry brochure? One more astonishing facility in the college is the Hostel. The Old ladies’ Hostel which proudly accommodates more than a 65 girls.

Since the college has 64% of students as girls, The gracious administration decided to convert one of the 3 wings of the Boys’ hostel into a girls’ hostel. While it is being boasted about, The fact that no notice was given for the same is hidden.

CUT 3: You’re watching 3 Idiots and see Amir Khan bathing in the lawn with a pipe and you laugh.

Not because that’s funny but because while in the girls’ hostel there is no hot water to take bath from ( The hostel is so tech savvy that it has a solar power heater to heat water. It is expected to work very well in a state which isn’t really sunny at least for 8-9 months of the year).

The boys are striving for water. We really don’t blame them for being unable to take bath every day.

ILS is also a college which lacks funds for almost anything and everything that is required to be done despite of the college ground being given on rent to outsiders which acts as a hindrance to the students of the college in

their practices or daily matches.

A sudden fee hike also couldn’t get the basketball court of the college mended, neither did it ameliorate the bad conditions.

When we come to stay at a new place, the biggest enemy is food. ILS gives you an opportunity to taste a wide variety of food that can get your immune system to rupture and force you to starve yourself too. Prepares you for the worst.

The college administration is so low in power that they can’t dare to confront the rowdy caterers even when the students have complained of have had gulped a cockroach with the watery dal.

They are in love with the caterers to the extent that they didn’t pay heed to even a word against the mighty mess guy who ran away with all the money leaving the mess in a total mess, literally!

The authorities takes amazing care of the canteen fellows too. They have full power to sell everything more than the MRP, to give you 5 toffees instead of 5 bucks, etc. I sense money is a big issue in this luscious green campus.

The student council is just for the namesake as apart from the members, no one is really aware of such a body’s existence. Apart from the ones contesting elections, no one is aware that there are elections for the university representative’s post.

The level of unawareness and insipidness is such that the college fest witnesses lesser attendance than probably any of the other events of the college.

The recent cancellation of the screening of Mr. Anand Patwardhan’s award-winning documentary Ram Ke Naam a day before it was scheduled citing threat calls as a reason behind the same exhibits how feeble the college is.

A reason that was neither reported to the police nor informed to the students, being the ones at stake.

Thanks to the media, we know of an incident of our own college.

This got me to write this article as I am tired of registering that I study in a law college that is as powerful as India was under the British rule. That has no voice, and no courage.

As a law student, we debate and discuss a lot of issues going in and around the world. We’re expected to hold an opinion about issues, to put forth our views on the same.

But, Ours is a paralytic student body that cusses the college at every step for having failed to understand their capability, their potential and their requirements. How can possibly such an under rated student body keep an opinion on what goes around the world? Who will listen to us worldwide when the college itself doesn’t?

The epitome of being paralytic is Me.

I have to hide my identity in order to wake them up and make them understand that THEY ARE INEFFICIENT AND LOUSY.

Moreover, they are avaricious enough to dump the students under the havoc of having less funds and shy away from all that they should be doing as the college’s administration.

Also, It’s high time that the college administration ends the perennial hiatus they’re on and do justice to the jobs that feed them.

The principal should realize that in order for ILS LAW COLLEGE to become a UNIVERSITY, the first person who needs to smell the coffee is she herself.

She needs to be approachable to the students. She should stop exploiting the nepotistic right that she possesses and The faculty should let go of their ego wars as when in a few years, going by the way the college is degrading it’ll be nothing but a dud. Wake up! Save yourself from drowning.

It is significant that the students too, to come up and raise a voice. Stand up and put forth what is right, what is needed. The students have potential, WE have the caliber, the mettle.

So, make it felt. “Jo ooncha sunte hai na, unhe dhamaake ki zaroorat hoti hai!” Ever heard of it? Let’s do it.

It’s time for the college to absorb that it is the students who make or break the foundation of a college and that they need to be heard. They should be.

Let’s strengthen ourselves in order to prevent any more of these anonymous articles.

Let’s make ourselves confident enough to think that that what we say will not fall into deaf ears, that our medical certificates will not be treated as another weapon of triggering humiliation and leading us to repeat an year and will rather be dealt with, sincerely and logically.

I will conclude by rather urging all the students to act against the lousiness and vapidness of the college administration and staff and thereby actually contributing in bringing the real ILS law college out, that’s hidden somewhere under the garb of avarice, inefficiency and banality.

Above all, rejuvenate the lost spirit and enliven the campus with all that it should have.

If you aren’t convinced with this, just ask yourself that when you see the college’s name in the List of Top 10 colleges, do you really feel happy?

Or do you console yourself by saying that at least somewhere we stand tall. Do we really have only the paid rankings to be proud of? Think! Act.

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