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And this year, NALSAR and even NLS had low placements, literally less than NLIU’s day zero number-wise. Does that mean NLIU is better? And NLUD has had batches where 4 different individuals have got TCs (and on average 2-3 get it every year) and with 100% people placements. Check the archives of this very site. NLIU doesn’t hold a candle to us.
And, NLUD’s co-curricular and scholarship achievements are far superior to NLIU. NLIU has never had a Rhodes, has hardly won any notable international moots, hardly any UPSC toppers, I can go on. So to even claim that NLIU is on par, much less better, is ludicrous.
About 4-5 people got Tier 2 offers.
NLUD’s too salty about firms blacklisting them.
38 offers to 25 students out of a pool of 47 and 12 or 13 PPOs. Total batch size of 2024 batch is at around 120.
All tier 1 firms were there. luthra gave zero offers and saraf gave only one. I think we did decent, seeing the current market.
No foreign placement.
+13 PPOs
Total 47 students appeared for the Day Z
A decent game, is my opinion