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Just a thought I had - if the majority of the graduates from all NLUs + other colleges remain unplaced I.e., no day zeroes, no connections and no PPOs, what exactly do they do? Do all of them just start preparing for govt exams?
70% - litigation

20% - govt job prep

7% - LLM/MBA

3% - LPO/ BPO jobs (those who do not have financial backing like myself to dabble into any of the past 3 options)
Bhai how are you getting LPO jobs? Name some firms which are still hiring freshers
how can one not get into lpos after law? its literally like an omni van.Just apply and give interviews.
Applied in over 10 places since last 3 weeks and haven't been shortlisted for a single interview. Not from a NLU tho. Could you mention the places which are still actively recruiting?
They recuriter only in mass hiring seasons, when work is really heavy. Most hire on contractual basis and rearely convert.
Sleeping at home and enjoying life on dad's pensions
Bhai so why are you so jealous? Because you couldn't be one of the rich NRI guys who gets a lot of offers for marriage?
Lol they were anxious and indecisive during law school. Then after law school they needed their "space" so they remained unemployed.
Those government job aspirants return after 3-4 years to either LPO/Litigation. Paint the full picture too lmao
no way anyone's ultimate goal is to slog in a firm
It's the money. I bet if they are paid 2 lpm they'd do McDonald's sweeping job even.
Lmao surely working 16 hours to hardly get 18L at the end of the year. You are better off anywhere else
Some of them make you work the same time and then give 7.8 LPA. So being adequately remunerated despite the hard work isn’t that bad after all
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