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Good (T1 or higher T2) placements at RGNUL are entirely dependent upon your internship contacts and/or ability to secure recommendations for better internships. Sometimes having a great CV can help, and RG's decent mooting culture can help with that. However, practically speaking, you should expect negligible help from the University apart from a basic NLU-related reputational advantage, unless you're in the absolute top-10 of the batch for placements.
In fact, if possible, consider switching to NLUO, which has a much better placement track record than RGNUL.
This is not to discourage you or disparage the name of the university, but to ensure that you're well aware of what you're getting into.