internships are secured through OCS which is a college platform that assist you. Make sure you have a good CV, Stipend can vary from anywhere between 2k to 20k depends on your year level, degree and skills

Placements are quite good. All top law firms visit the campus for placements in penultimate year. Students can register with the OCS department for internship and placement opportunities. Needless to say Jindal global law School has established its reputation among top hirers as a top level institution nurturing quality students.

there is a decided placement cell, the placements ans job opportunities given bu the university are really good, most of the people are helped through the placement program by the university itself, highest package i think is 2-3 lakhs per month

They get you internships through superset and have a career services office in the campus with a whole form which they provide you for the type of internship you want and what you want to do. They provide internships even at the top law firms in India and have the best placement statistics.

Placement are done both through campus placements and internships. If one is fortunate enough he may make it through campus placements where all the top law firms and few other companies like ey and ICICI bank come for recruitment. If not through placements then in the last semester the office of career services(OCS) offers a lot of assessment internships and after the student has completed the internship the OCS takes the follow up from the firms and vouch for placement of the student. A lot of people have got placed through assessment internships.

Placements are well organised with the best tier 1 law former visiting campus especially corporate law. Zero day placement avl. Packages go up to 22 lakh per annum and average is about 18-19 lakh per annum

There are no placement for my course, my plana after graduating is to give clat or any other competitive exams which can get me into 3 year LLB program and would like to pursue a career in litigaton or do MBA from renouned buisness school abroad and settle there itself.

I think that To appear for placements, you must not have any backlogs, and top recruiters like Pap and Cyril sit for placements. The highest package I think was about 20 lpa and the average being 15. The percentage of students getting placements is 30 percent.

To be eligible for placements you need to be a part of this college irrespective of your year. Many companies recruit internships some of which are tri legal and many other first-tier companies along with different NGOs. Paid internships are very less likely to be offered to Student in the first and second year but from the third year, students do find paid internships. I have just entered the third year so I will be able to get a brief idea for the same. It has been recorded that 100 percent of the students get a placement offer. My plan after taking the degree is to give exam for judiciary and be a judge.

The eligibility criteria for placements is that the student should not have any suspension throughout the course or getting debarred also affects these opportunities to get placed. Students should have good grades starting from the very first semester till the end, they should have done moot courts and debates and joined some society in the college. A minimum of 9 internships should be done and some good practical experience and skills. At the time of offers, they should have a good updated CV and give good interviews. A few visited recruiters are Az and b partners, Khaitan and co, Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas and Trilegal. The number of offers by the firms is around 100-150 every year. The average package is around 12 lpa and the highest package is around 15-16 lpa. Since 50% of students go for further studies and don't meet the eligibility criteria. Less than 40% of students are placed. After getting this degree, I plan to work in a top law firm in the country and do either MBA/LLM from abroad.