See, it for yourself here. I have snipped an image of the email that we received from our Placement coordinator today morning. If you do not even believe this, ask any 2022 batch student at GNLU.
This is the breakdown of the placement stats of GNLU after Day Zero. Be vary that this is excluding all the Banks, other firms, PSUs and companies that usually hire from GNLU and pay a very competitive salary (10-14 LPA). So the total number would be a lot bigger than this. This is just for the top firms.
As for the batch size argument, a lot of students don't sit for placements because they are interested in Judiciary (Specifically in Rajasthan & Delhi), many prepare for UPSC and other exams (for MBA and various other govt posts) and many eventually join the family litigation setup or start out as first generation litigators. ( GNLU also offers a need based scholarship which provides students with monthly remuneration when you're starting out as an independent practitioner).
Also, one can legitimately thank the director for really focusing on the public perception and network of the university. He can be said to be a "contributory force" in this entire saga.
Thank you and have a nice day. See you in the Top 5 of the NIRF rankings.
See, it for yourself here. I have snipped an image of the email that we received from our Placement coordinator today morning. If you do not even believe this, ask any 2022 batch student at GNLU.
Be vary that this is excluding all the Banks, other firms, PSUs and companies that usually hire from GNLU and pay a very competitive salary (10-14 LPA). So the total number would be a lot bigger than this. This is just for the top firms.
1. CAM: 3 PPOs and 16 Offers
2. Khaitan: 4 PPOs and 6 Offers
3. Trilegal: 8 Offers
4. SAM: 7 Offers
5. Saraf and Partners: 4 Offers
6. L&L Partners: 3 Offers
7. IndusLaw: 1 PPO and 5 Offers
8. Argus: 3 Offers
9. S&R: 3 PPOs
10. TT&A: 3 PPOs
Total PPOs: 17
Total Day Zero Offers: 52
As for the batch size argument, a lot of students don't sit for placements because they are interested in Judiciary (Specifically in Rajasthan & Delhi), many prepare for UPSC and other exams (for MBA and various other govt posts) and many eventually join the family litigation setup or start out as first generation litigators. ( GNLU also offers a need based scholarship which provides students with monthly remuneration when you're starting out as an independent practitioner).
Also, one can legitimately thank the director for really focusing on the public perception and network of the university. He can be said to be a "contributory force" in this entire saga.
Thank you and have a nice day. See you in the Top 5 of the NIRF rankings.