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Now that HNLU's revival actually looks possible, it may be worthwhile to remember that HNLU was never supposed to have a track record similar to the newer/"lower" NLUs. It was actually established around the same time as GNLU! And GNLU has run off with the other top NLUs to a massively better track record of placements, faculty, and reputation. Similarly, it was established just 5 years after Nalsar, and actually 5 years BEFORE NLUD, too!
Again, don't get me wrong - getting 40 something offers is a good revival for a college that has had an abysmal record off late, but I hope that people recognise that with a batch size of almost 170, this is just not where it should be.
Detailed breakup:
S&R Associates: 4 offers
Trilegal: 6 offers
AZB: 5 offers
Indus: 6 offers
Khaitan: 1 offer
SAM: 1 offer
L&L: 1 offer
Spice Route Legal: 3 offers
Veritas: 1 offer
Wadia Ghandy: 4 offers
LKS: 2 offers
ICICI: 2 offers
EY: 4 offers