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Trollish means, when a post tends to mislead with false information. This data is absolutely true. Can you fking wait for other RML students to verify/ deny this before you make your little judgement?
Threads promoting hatred will not be tolerated.
What went wrong in 2024?
Even in a peak hiring year, just around 6 people from RML got placed
https://www.legallyindia.com/convos/topic/278055-rml-placements-2023-bad-as-ever
Already exposed here ^
When I use the word "pursuing", I refer to individuals who are seriously trying their hand at law firms by doing internships, cold e-mailing partners months in advance, maintaining a decent CGPA and writing corporate law articles.
The problem with the complaint of RML having no "corporate culture" is that it is most often made by the 50-80 people who reach their 4th or 5th year after having not placed any emphasis on the above-mentioned factors during their formative years of college. If the argument is that other people in T1 colleges are just handed jobs without doing anything but the same is not the case in RML; then there may be some merit to that argument (I am not aware of the status of students in other colleges); but if the argument is that even those who work hard towards a corporate career in RML are not afforded an opportunity, I would disagree.
Currently working in a corp firm and ex-RML.