New Law College, Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed to be University Latest News & Notifications 2025 ,Erandwana, Pune

Placements: Students mostly from BBA LL.B are placed in this college in the corporate field. B.A. LL.B students mostly don't get placements because they don't opt for it in the first place. So it's around 35-40% students who get placements from this college. My course is B.A. LL.B. Amazon, Persistent Systems, Ambuja Cement, NDTV, Thyrocare Technologies Ltd, and John Deere are some companies with the highest recruitment. The average package goes somewhere from 3-5 Lacs p.a. My course (B.A. LL.B) offers a wid...

Placements: The college has a good placement record, with a minimum of 30-40% of students being placed in companies. The highest package offered was 18 LPA, and the lowest was 3 LPA. The college has tie-ups with top law firms and corporate firms. However, internship opportunities are not as abundant as at other colleges like ILS and Symbiosis. That said, the college does make some internship opportunities available from time to time.

Placements: 20% of students only get placement. Some of the students get pre-placement offers. The top recruiting companies include Khurana and Khurana, AZB and Partners, etc. Our college has a placement cell that looks after the placement of students.

Placements: The placement cell over here is very bad. You can never trust their placement or depend on them for placement. Only top-notch ranking students hardly get placements, that too with the help of some source. The package is also too low for survival purposes.

Placements: The placement cell at New Law College is good. It works hard to place students at good law firms. About 70-80% of each batch gets placed. The placement cell also provides two years of assistance after graduation to help students find employment.

Placements: For the batch of 2025 passing out, the placements opportunities seem to be bleak. No good recruiters on the college list. College is providing least support in terms of placements. Most of the students are either seeking self-placements by their own means or are opting for higher studies.