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Seems too good to be true.
When NLS has 40ish offers, NLUJ has 38 offers, How come GNLU has 50+?
I know their batch size is more. But, because of its unique and amazing Litigation assistance program, not more than 80 students actually sat for placements.
I wish my college also had that Litigation assistance program. I want to litigate but don't have the intital money to bear my costs.
while showing his vested interest very openly, like try at least a bit harder to come across as legit
Tell me if the figure is significantly better anywhere else. GNLU is doing absolutely great and I say this with envy because I was not really happy with Day Zero figures at my college.
NLUJ TA - 24/44
NLS - 23/32
NUJS - 35/60
Also, before putting up random numbers, realize that actual accepted offers were 32+ 16 PPOs (1 PPO latest from Trilegal).
In NLUJ from what I know, there were exactly 16 PPOs apart from 24 Jobs received on Day Zero. Thus, out of the RCC of 60, 40 people got placed at NLUJ.
Also, 117 is the number of persons who were interested in some sort of job including litigation placements. We don't know how many applied for law firms. Even for CAM and SAM for which most everyone apply, the number wasn't more than 70. So, get your facts straight.
Open this link and see for yourself. NLS also included Argus Law,ICICI Bank and Société Générale its 2019 day zero figures. So dont accuse other colleges of doing the same.