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Usually around 20-25 people get jobs on Day Z at NLS. The reason for so many unemployed students after Day Z is because of a less number of PPOs. Just 12-13 people got PPOs. In other batches, the number usually crosses 22. 2ndly, more number of students have applied for placements this year. Otherwise, the hiring trend is the same.
The RCC should have called more firms other than calling the T1 firms only!
All firms have overhired from the 2023 batch but business didn't grow as much post-pandemic. This is the effect of that. Doesn't seem to be because of any fault of NLS or its students