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Till yesterday people were salty about why NLS does not posts the stats and when we did, people starts coming up with BS lol
Quoting "45% of the batch placed" (as given in the poster) is a bit misleading? If it is 45% out of the students sitting for recruitments, then the same should have been mentioned in the poster as opposed to 45% of the total batch strength.
Also, can anyone shed some light on the placement scene for 3 yr LLB batch which is also graduating in 2025? Are 3 yr LLB students also sitting for Day Zero with 5 yr LLB students? Honest answers would really help in making college preference choices.