The first number is meaningless because it cannot be substantiated. It's always the total batch size in proportion to which the total people getting placed is to be expressed.
Salty comment. And that's definitely not how any of the T1s calculate their percentage of placements. When a NLU claims 100% placements, it's calculated on the basis of the number of people in a batch who joined the recruitment pool. No NLU places 80/80 or 120/120 students. And no, NLUD doesn't force students who didn't get placed to opt out of the pool. The rest of the batch opts for litigation, judiciary, UPSC, higher studies, etc. And on average, NLUD has always had usually 40-45 folks (perhaps, increasing in recent times) joining the RCC every batch for corporate placements. All that being said, the placements are still not as high in absolute numbers as NALSAR, NUJS or even NLUJ and there are multiple reasons for that from the smaller batch size to the lesser number of students interested in corporate placements and perhaps the lesser industry perception among firms compared to these older NLUs.
NLUD doesn't have to "force", students who don't get jobs eventually opt for litigation or judiciary or higher studies or UPSC and hence don't get counted in the denominator. We all know that NLUD likes to live dangerously when it comes to stats. :)
That’s again a load of crap and shows how little you know about law schools in general and NLUD in particular. A majority of students who choose litigation, judiciary and UPSC and LLMs/MBA do so voluntarily. There’s a minority in every NLU who don’t get jobs and go in for this option. But most such kids prefer joining T2 firms and work their way up. Unlike some older NLUs, NLUD doesn’t focus much on T2 firms and in-house during placement season, for better or worse.
The tools from colleges where the kids go into hundreds think that this makes up for them failing AILET, but it doesn’t. The batch size at NLUD is literally just 80. The general RCC pool also usually has some 40-odd people. So 25-35 is still a high percentage.
Do maths properly, loser. Around 30-35/40-45 is still close to 75%. Rest of the kids never even sat for corporate placements and will do other things and NLUD will still remain better. And knowing NLUD, these will all be only tier-1 firms. We don’t have as many tier-2 firms to bump up numbers the way NUJS and NALSAR do. And honestly, we don’t bother with it because we’ve hanger had such large batches interested in corporate placements. Although, from next year, this will start to change with 120 graduates.
Yeah, fair enough. That's probably NLUD's achilles heel right now. Once placements are solid, NLUD will no doubt be the top NLU in India ahead of all the others.
If only there was any legal field where your students had been doing better than those from NUJS or NALSAR. Sadly, that's yet to happen. Keep trolling and it never will.
After Day One, people have got placed in companies like Jio Financial Services, GAIL etc that have offered around 18LPA CTC and law firms like Wadia Ghandia that pays around 10-12 LPA.
There are around 10-15 people in the BO'24 who still wants a job and the hiring drive is still going on. I'm sure that everyone who doesn't have a year loss will get a job. People with year loss will find it difficult to get a job in this market.
3+ TCs, 5+ Ivy League LLMs (more acceptances likely)
Some 5-8 people are joining litigators/SAs, and the rest are still considering their options, given that some well-known entities are still coming.
Barring 5-7 Judiciary/UPSC aspirants & 3-5 people who had fundamental difficulties with interviews as a whole, everyone who seriously looked for a job has basically received one.
Yeah no. JSA - 1, EY - 3, Finsec - 1, DSK - 2, and two more that I'm not sure of - this is just on campus. There was no day 0,they keep coming throughout the year.
PPOs - easily 17-20
LLM - possible.
Litigation - 1 offer received and rejected, wanting to do LLM - Around 15-20 others looking for litigation opportunities, some got.
UPSC - at least 3
Judiciary - 2-3
I honestly thought the stats would be a lot worse going into the year.
9-10 in Day Zero, 3 in EY, 1 in HCL, 1 in GMR, around 9-10 PPOs
Of around 45 people wanting jobs 35 have received it.
T1 - about 10
3 AZB, 1 CAM, 1 SAM, 5 Trilegal, 2 S&R
T2 and banks - about 15
Indus, Vaish, SRL, ICICI, Veritas, Wadia etc
LLM (foreign national combined) - 5-6
13-14 DAY Zeros
Around 10 PPOs
7 !!! Going abroad for LLM/JD etc (included 1 who is going to SLS)
1 GAIL
1 - McKinsey
4 - In-house at BFSI companies and 1 at some other company
2 - EY
2 - Abroad (UK)
1 or 2 going to do LLM in India, I think one at JGLS and one at NLUD.
That’s about it.
50 jobs for 500 applicants 😍
Now we add gonna triple batch size
And it is also marked contested by LI.
Actual stats:
15-16 PPOs
22 accepted offers on Day Z
3-4 accepted offers on Day One.
After Day One, people have got placed in companies like Jio Financial Services, GAIL etc that have offered around 18LPA CTC and law firms like Wadia Ghandia that pays around 10-12 LPA.
There are around 10-15 people in the BO'24 who still wants a job and the hiring drive is still going on. I'm sure that everyone who doesn't have a year loss will get a job. People with year loss will find it difficult to get a job in this market.
30+ T-1 PPOs
30+ Day Zero
In all around 65 people were placed at T1s.
Around 10 people at places like ICICI Bank, HCL, and PSUs (The latter pays at a surprisingly High CTC)
And to top it off, 2 Oxford Masters.
Business is Booming
1 PPO - IndusLaw
Placed through college - 3 Trilegal, 2 ICICI, 3 HSBC, 6 Wadia Ghandy, 1 Ujjivan SFB, 1 Tatva, 1 Varahe
(Rough estimates, don't remember the exact figures because . . . kya hi fark padta hai):
30+ PPOs (20+ from T1s & 10+ from T2s)
18-20 Day Z offers [accepted; total offers was way higher h/t some (now former) committee mistakes]
25+ Day 1 [inhouse(12-14) + T2 firms(5-7) + consultancy(4-5) + PSUs(2-3)]
3+ TCs, 5+ Ivy League LLMs (more acceptances likely)
Some 5-8 people are joining litigators/SAs, and the rest are still considering their options, given that some well-known entities are still coming.
Barring 5-7 Judiciary/UPSC aspirants & 3-5 people who had fundamental difficulties with interviews as a whole, everyone who seriously looked for a job has basically received one.
3 llm
23 ppo
Day 0 / On Campus - 4
PPO - 12
LLM - 5+
PPOs - easily 17-20
LLM - possible.
Litigation - 1 offer received and rejected, wanting to do LLM - Around 15-20 others looking for litigation opportunities, some got.
UPSC - at least 3
Judiciary - 2-3
I honestly thought the stats would be a lot worse going into the year.
20-25 Day0+PPO(Tier 1:SAM, CAM, AZB, Tri)
5-6 through college placement/PPO in Tier 2
4 -6 EY and other in-house