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NLS - 20/55 placements
NALSAR - 25/70 placements
NUJS - 15-20/ (fill me in here)
NLUJ - 27/73 students
What is the scenario, why is this happening?
After luthra saraf split either don't recruit in bulk as before. Cam sam would recruit as they aren't impacted much. However Cam has seen mass exits but no replacement recruitment. Should not impact freshers. But less seniors = less juniors. Trilegal would be standard. There's a lot of work at trilegal and they had hired in bulk at all levels and all practice areas. They've also increased the pay to appreciate the lawyers. It's a good destination for stability. Other smaller firms will recruit on need basis. This year will be bad. Just pity those who joined bigger firms only to write articles and then get kicked out.