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Source: figures from the OCS as shared by Director 5 year programmes while selling some select students a course a month before grad.
More importantly, while students at top tier law schools have expectation of landing some kind of job, the same cannot be said for JGU students. The reason that to land a job, first we must compete amongst ourselves. And then with the top law school students. Also, at least half of the "placements" are secured through PPO. Till 2023, the placements were good even in proportion the batch size, from 2024 (graduate) batch, the proportion of students getting placed to the students who enroll in the courses has gone down.. With NLSIU and other top tier law schools increasing their intake of students, it will become even more difficult to secure a job from Jindal in the upcoming years.