NALSAR Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Tilak Road, Hyderabad

Placements: The claimed placement rate is 100%, but in reality, not everyone gets placed. They ask the students who are not placed to withdraw their applications to show the placements as a complete 100%. The packages of those placed are decent, ranging from 10-16 LPA, which goes up to 20 LPA.

Placements: Good placement cell that conduct regular workshops in order to give students a chance to interact with associates of top law firms and get in contact with them so that they can secure internships and placements, which is a really smart move. The placements are of course great.

Placements: Tier-one law firms come to hire students every year, giving placements with an average package of 12 LPA. Everyone does an internship during their semester break in order to learn about the legal environment from the very first year of college and even in law firms in the third year or above.

Placements: It is well known that top firms come to recruit students, but if you want something with a little less workload, you can take in-house roles in companies like Tata, Reliance, and more, where the workload is also less. It is easy to get placements at NALSAR.

Placements: NALSAR has a 100% placement record, which is famous. The opportunities are amazing because not only do top law firms hire their associates from NALSAR, but big corporations also come to campus to recruit for in-house roles.

Placements: Placements are on record at 100%, but the way that 100% is established is a bit of shady work on the inside. The RCC tasks you to withdraw applications if you do not get placed, and that is how that comes in. Otherwise, very nice placements, and good packages too.

Placements: One thing that I was never worried about when I joined NALSAR was the placements since I'd heard a lot about the placements, and when I got to experience it firsthand happening to my seniors, I realized it is all true. The placements are awesome, and it is the last thing you need to care about.

Placements: You just have to worry about passing the exams and your placements will be done if you want to get placed. Placements are excellent with no problem at all as everyone (almost) gets placed by the end of their course and that too with good packages. The highest packages go up to like 20 LPA in India.

Placements: Mostly all the students get internships in top law firms during their 3rd and 4th year, following which they get pre-placement offers allowing them to join those firms right after they complete their degree. Even without PPOs, almost everyone who sits for placements gets placed with a good LPA.

Placements: Based on our seniors placement, it would be safe to say that almost all the students who sit in placements get placed without any issue by the end of their course. Some get PPOs, while some get jobs on day 1 and so on, but in the end everyone gets placed.

Placements: There was recession, and the jobs went downhill in 2023. The batch that passed out in 2023 did not get that good packages; otherwise, NALSAR placements have been decent. Even in recession, students got their jobs in tier-1 firms and as in-house counsels in companies.

Placements: Tier-1 firms frequently come in your 5th year to hire you and give you jobs along with good packages. There are some firms that also give you PPOs based on your performance in internships, which you get with the help of your internship committee. You do not have to worry about placements when you are in NALSAR.

Placements: There is a lot of hype about placements at NALSAR and I must say that the hype is true. You cannot expect better packages anywhere else than NALSAR as they offer you good 14-16 LPA packages on average and yes it goes up to 20 LPA. Even the lowest packages I heard were around 10-11 LPA.

Placements: Internships have to be done in lower and high courts in your first few semesters after which you upgrade yourself to tier 3 and tier 2 law firms and then reach the Tier 1 law firms in which the internship committee helps you too. The placements are great and you get good jobs with decent packages.

Placements: The internships in first and second year are majorly on you to apply and get them, but since you are in NALSAR, you get accepted for internships. From third year, the internship coordination committee helps you get internships in big firms like SAM, CAM, and more.

Placements: There is generally only one role offered to you when you get placed from the university, and that is the role of a legal associate. There is not much to think on that. But yes, placements in NALSAR are amazing. Some people don't believe it, but those who know, know that you get up to 20 LPA.

Placements: Firstly you'll have the option to join top law firms, but if you think that is too much pressure for you, you can join as in-house counsel in companies like Greenko Corp, Tata, and many more where the pay is a little less but the workload is a lot lesser comparatively.

Placements: Around 100% of students got placed from our course. I'm not sure about the lowest salary package but the highest salary package offered is up to 25 LPA. The average salary package offered is 15 LPA-16 LPA. Top recruiting companies are tier 1 and tier 2 law firms along with some companies that hire students in-house.

Placements: Students are supposed to do internships during every break which is why breaks are longer and last about 1-2 months. There is an internship committee that helps students to provide internships. Placements are good and students get decent salary packages which are more than most of the law schools of India.

Placements: Opportunities at the university for the corporate field are great and the packages are also high. For the litigation side as well, opportunities are vast and students can connect with a lot of related people on campus. There is a separate Internship Coordination Committee that manages internships.