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That would make it slightly more than 30%.
Impressive for 200 batch size. How is GNLU able to achieve these numbers ?
Nalsar had 95 students opting for RCC in 25' out of which 42 got placed in the top 5 law firms(CAM SAM TRILEGAL KCO AZB)
And 3 got placed at LinkLaters and 1 at A&O Shearman
So that's like 49%
(This is highly opinionated)
But the catch is though that none of the other top 5 are as transparent as nalsar they're js releasing the data they want from what I can find. Any input on this would be appreciated
87% are the people who get ANY jobs in NLUJ and they do not release data other than day 0 and PPOS which turns out to be only 30 T1 jobs among 90+ placed as of 2024 since that's the only one available