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RCC helped me in manyways, got to know about niche firms which in turn made me aware about niche areas. Got to know almost all of my batch + seniors due to regular calling etc for internships. And many other soft skills. But realistically what do you get for working in the moot committee? Sports committee?, it is a college committee dude if you want a salary for doing this work then maybe don't do it?
The only benefit I found was a new found confidence of talking to a wide variety of people, developing a regular practice of responding to formal emails, and the joy I got when I was finally able to get a friend a job. Those really stay with you for a long time.
Does anyone in any college get any perks for doing this work? The only “perk” I’m seeing is staying in contact with Law firm HRs developing rapport with them and some partners.
Honestly though, I don’t see how these networks are anyway going to benefit me a year from now when I start job. Eh. If there are any perks given in any other nlu, I would be happy to know