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someone pls help with more facts
After the callback, the litigation team requires (or required, as of 2 years ago), a series of interviews as well. I've also heard that the Delhi office this year took just one interview, so not sure on what's the firm-wide position on it. All the best!
There are many more threads on PPOs and firms' trends, I'd recommend applicants to look at those rather than rely on random comments like these.
they don't even offer ppos that easy and make you intern forever
That being said, here are some of those that I know have provided direct assessments (& subsequent PPOs on that basis):
CAM (Mumbai Office), AZB (Mumbai Office), SAM (Delhi Office), S&R, TT&A, Veritas, LawNK, Indus, Resolüt & Touchstone.
(Also, this is at least the scene at T1s. I don't know their non-NLU policy etc.)