I am confused between the two. GLC is a legacy but the reputation seems to be going down. Besides i reside in mumbai so is NIRMA worth leaving the city?
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AnonymousLLB11 Jun 2013, 00:04
Prefer GLC…dont go for Nirma…ever
pursuelaw11 Jun 2013, 01:47
Why so?? please give me reasons to make my decision certain!
AnonymousLLB13 Jun 2013, 12:56
U tell me plus points of Nirma..den i will let u know why not?
AnonymousLLB13 Jun 2013, 16:55
Are you kidding me, GLC is TOP 10!
nikhilraj199013 Jun 2013, 21:44
nirma is a good institute, but GLC is still way better, also you are a mumbaian, so go for GLC, without hesitation.
AnonymousLLB13 Jun 2013, 22:44
IS THAT EVEN A QUESTION!!!!! Advani is Alumnus of GLC! Nirma being Guajrat - NAMO??? Take a call buddy!! or maybe ask Rajnath! lmao!
#kian/lglIyndia - I am human! lol!
AnonymousLLB15 Jun 2013, 10:59
Hi..
I m law student of Nirma itself..will suggest u to go for GLC only. Nirma actually sucks..they have very awkward policy and administration…
pursuelaw15 Jun 2013, 16:43
OK! Now i know my choice clearly! Thanks!
AnonymousLLB18 Jun 2013, 11:05
well you are right that GLC is loosing its repo , my friend AKASH JHA 3rd year GLC student says that GLC has repo only, only few placements are there. It is preferred GLC when you want to go for litigation. While talking about NIRMA, last 2 yr NIRMA is doing good. Be it placements, its students or academic activities, Nirma is going great. So choice is yours if want to go for litigation choose GLC , if need placements and good opportunities, opt NIRMA, Nirma is considered at par with CNLU patna and above NLUO.
and fom above post it seems that the guy who said that he is from NIRMA and presented his views over nirma is doubtfull … anyways… it was an observation … but if you get to HNLU raipur which many a times comes down to nirma cutoff … do opt HNLU raipur …
goodluck!
AnonymousLLB20 Jun 2013, 16:23
Its not at all doubtful…who said placements are good at NIRMA?
being student from Nirma, it is my suggestion that u can do better being in GLC. the placements of 2014 batch has come up. it has to be seen what they do now..but in last two batches..most of the placements are PPOs and if u want to enjoy college life..please come to NIRMA…cz that u cannot enjoy in GLC..
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Prefer GLC…dont go for Nirma…ever
Why so?? please give me reasons to make my decision certain!
U tell me plus points of Nirma..den i will let u know why not?
Are you kidding me, GLC is TOP 10!
nirma is a good institute, but GLC is still way better, also you are a mumbaian, so go for GLC, without hesitation.
IS THAT EVEN A QUESTION!!!!! Advani is Alumnus of GLC! Nirma being Guajrat - NAMO??? Take a call buddy!! or maybe ask Rajnath! lmao!
#kian/lglIyndia - I am human! lol!
Hi..
I m law student of Nirma itself..will suggest u to go for GLC only. Nirma actually sucks..they have very awkward policy and administration…
OK! Now i know my choice clearly! Thanks!
well you are right that GLC is loosing its repo , my friend AKASH JHA 3rd year GLC student says that GLC has repo only, only few placements are there. It is preferred GLC when you want to go for litigation. While talking about NIRMA, last 2 yr NIRMA is doing good. Be it placements, its students or academic activities, Nirma is going great. So choice is yours if want to go for litigation choose GLC , if need placements and good opportunities, opt NIRMA, Nirma is considered at par with CNLU patna and above NLUO.
and fom above post it seems that the guy who said that he is from NIRMA and presented his views over nirma is doubtfull … anyways… it was an observation … but if you get to HNLU raipur which many a times comes down to nirma cutoff … do opt HNLU raipur …
goodluck!
Its not at all doubtful…who said placements are good at NIRMA?
being student from Nirma, it is my suggestion that u can do better being in GLC. the placements of 2014 batch has come up. it has to be seen what they do now..but in last two batches..most of the placements are PPOs and if u want to enjoy college life..please come to NIRMA…cz that u cannot enjoy in GLC..