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NLUj:- after a bad couple of years at domestic placements they are seeing an improvement - why? Well it’s because their international PPO culture from foreign law firms has been consistent and domestic firms are gaining a trust all over again. This year will be a major comeback for the Columbia of the Indian Law School
GNLU :- they have been doing well for a while now. But the batch of 23 followed by the batch of 24 is proving problematic for the legacy to be maintained. Aayega Sab aayega. Lekin iss bar utna Accha nehi hoga ppo ke mamle mein. The Brown of Indian Law School will have to take the bullet.
NLIU - with a bit more funds coming in , the college is trying to build new infra but PPO culture remains mediocre. It has slided a lot and it will more if Bhopal doesn’t churn out correct data.