NLU Assam Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Guwahati

Placements: We can divide placement in two categories: on campus and off campus. Placement on campus is around 65 percent. Whereas placement off campus is 100 percent. Maximum package we got was 18 Lacs. However on an average people get around 6 to 8 Lacs. Almost 10 percent of each of our senior batch has been selected in PCS J exam, we have got rank 2 in Assam PCS J and Rank 1 in Nagaland PCS J. Many of them are also working in PSUs and MNCs.

Placements: Students mostly go for litigation and judiciary. Corporate placements will be starting soon mostly in this year as it is a new college which is starting to grow exponentially. On a motivational note, our college started placements last year, and many students have made to big corporate firms through their internships or post-qualification.

Placements: Well, the placement cell in the university is trying very hard and last year we were very good but the majority of the work is done by students themselves to grab these placements as most of the students here are focused on preparing for various government exams. The students preparing for judicial services have a unique benefit as the campus has the Assam Judicial Academy and students can interact with these luminaries.

Placements: Our college has 60 students in each batch. Out of those 60 students, few opt for the judiciary, few opt for litigations, and few went for the corporate field. Those who opt for the corporate field got placed in good firms. The highest salary package offered is more than 12 LPA, and the average salary package offered is 6 LPA. Good companies like Khaitan, Cyril Amarchand, Fox Mandal, etc., visit our campus and recruit B.A. LL.B graduates. Roles offered depends on what you want to do, and you can ...

Placements: PUCL and many others recruit students. Most students do internship by themselves in private law firms and other local NGOs and government organisations. Top job in this course are judge and lawyer. And after a few years of service then they can try out for the position of legal services of india.

Placements: Placements of the senior-most batch of our college were really good. If we talk about the campus placements, you can get a package anywhere around 10 LPA to 15 LPA. Our last batch did quite good in the placement. The highest package offered being around 15 lacs per annum, and the average was 9-10 lacs per annum. The placement percentage is not very good as most of the students don't opt for campus placement and go for higher studies or prepare for government exams like UPSC and judicial services...

Placements: So far no law firms have come placement. But students have been able to secure jobs through internships. From the first batch, one student got a job in a law firm in Mumbai. Another one got into a PSU through CLAT. Two students from the first batch and two from the second batch joined South Asian University, Delhi. In total, 16 student went for higher studies. Two have qualified Judicial services. Two have become assistant professor.

Placements: I got to know that placements in the previous year were really good in our college. The highest salary package offered was somewhere around 15 LPA, and the average salary package offered was 6.5 LPA, which is really good for a new and upcoming NLU. Our college is working really hard, and in a few years, it would become one of the top 10 NLUs. A lot of students from the previous batch were qualified in judiciary exams, while other students opted for litigation and legal journalism.

Placements: People pursuing masters in law generally don't sit for placements, rather prepare for judicial services, public services or to qualify the national eligibility test or to pursue doctorate course, but since a few corporate law students from our batch showed interest for sitting in the placements, they were duly helped by the authorities with the initial process of the same.