I just graduated. I probably can’t even call it a tier 3 school. It’s worse. Didn’t get a day zero. It’s not the end of the world, and choosing a law school shouldn’t be this hard if you couldn’t crack the top NLUs. Sure it takes like, double the effort a regular NLU student would put into achieving this (it’s not even an achievement, it’s the beginning of the end). But it can happen. As far as I can recall not a single person has given a shit about the quantity of moot courts, internships and publications I’ve done/had.
What exactly is the hiring criteria? Why are students being led to believe that stressing themselves out over co-curriculars is the way to a PPO?
Because apart from academics there are no fixed parameters on which firms will hand out a PPO. So the usual gradation points are based on publications(moots no).
What exactly is the hiring criteria? Why are students being led to believe that stressing themselves out over co-curriculars is the way to a PPO?