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Also, I was not arguing (in my previous comment) whether any MNLU is worth it or not.
The RCC'24 at NLS was ▮▮▮ they did not bother invite good T2 and boutique firms for day Z which is why a good part of the batch got fked.
However, my take is that it would be better if Government of Maharashtra amend the act and drop "Maharashtra" from the names of all three MNLUs. This will pave a way to independent identity of NLU Mumbai, NLU Nagpur and NLU Aurangabad.
That's almost 60 people, all in Tier firms as of now. Mind you, other firms/banks/companies are yet to come.
In a bad market, this is an extremely good number and no other law school apart from maybe NUJS has managed this many placements this year.
Repeating a lie a thousand times won't make it true.