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NDA has taken 4 from BALLB and 6 from LLB.
Clearly firms have preferred 3 year LLB over 5 year BALLB. Has the BALLB lost its charm ?
A total of 41 students have been placed from the BALLB till now, while only 7 people (including 6 in NDA) have been placed from the LLB.
14 students placed from LLB out of a batch of around 80. (Not everyone is in RCC)
All of the BA LLB's top rankers knew they had pretty much confirmed spots at T-1s on Day-0, and that the RCC rules meant that if selected by NDA they would be unable to participate at Day-0. As such, pretty much no one with a decently high rank applied to NDA from the BALLBs while the LLB's had a lot of top rankers apply.
As such, this idea that firm's prefer the 3 Year LLB's is misguided because a large chunk of the BA LLB's just didn't apply to NDA. But regardless, This stupid internal fighting is clearly being brought up by someone who either 1. Not a student here or 2. a junior who hasn't sat for day 0. And if they spent half as much time studying than they did engaging in this, maybe they'd have a career to worry about instead of this.
What disgrace did Sudhir bring!