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1. Students act on emails quicker
2. As they are batchmates, there is inherent jealousy, and nobody is able to use backdoor tricks (apart from dayz, where monitoring gets weak and a lot of informal communications are made). It is usually beyond their aukaat to benefit/harm you, but the issue is the information monopoly.
NLUs being govt insts they dont have a competent team to take care of these
Once you go theough the placement process, regardless of it being a ppo, you will find out that dealing with the recruitment committee is the singularly most degrading and humiliating experience in life.
Soln: be likeable and get elected to the RCC. Not very difficult since 10 people are usually in it.
Committees / Cells are basically auxillaries of the college management, which carry out essential college functions, like placements, internships, moot court selections, reviewing publications, etc. However, college cannot employ people and financially sustain this. They lure students into working for these committees / Cells, in exchange for scraps of power (which these students can abuse for themselves). Basically, it's just overhyped unpaid labour, where you are a slave if the college admin, but are considered a baller amongst your batchmates. Don't let anyone else convince you otherwise. This is as real an assessment as you'll get.