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WTH is this? Am I missing smthg? Hardly found one 5th year student with more than two good internships. And funnily enough most of them were educational mentors/ clat mentors/ working at IDIA/ founder of smthg/ working at other nlsiu student's startup.
Please someone explain or give yr views on this cause this is supposed to be the best law college of India!?!?
Maybe they don't update their LinkedIn profile so actively? There is a taboo with showing off in NLS which is why people usually don't want to disclose their internships/publications. It's the case with most of my batchmates and my seniors as well. T2 NLU students rely on LinkedIn for getting internships which is why they are very active on LinkedIn, that's not the case with NLS students.
Also they don't need linkedin to land the jobs they want to land
Its more important for tier-2 kids with fewer placement options