49 GNLU 2020 Batch Students Placed With Int'l & Nat'l Law Firms
aasavri Rai
21 April 2019 3:59 AM GMT
Gujarat National Law University (GNLU) has achieved the highest-ever placement record of its yet-to- graduate students in the leading national and international law firms. Out of 82 students registered for the placement, 49 students are already placed ahead of their graduation in May 2020 with an annual package of 15 lakh INR. These include PPOs, Day Zero & Day One Offers, Training Contracts and Vacation Schemes by Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas (13), Trilegal (15), Khaita n& Co. (06), Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas and Co. (05), AZB & Partners (01), J Sagar Associates (01), Indus Law (05), Linklaters LLP (01 Training Contract), Herbert Smith Freehills LLP (01 – Vacation Scheme) and Allen & Gledhill LLP (01 – Vacation Scheme).
"With the highest number of students getting placed in top tier Indian and international law firms with an average package of Rs. 15 lakhs, the GNLU brand is firmly established. GNLU's emphasis on holistic development- teaching, research, extension and training, sustained by the GNLU faculty and staff, is paying a rich dividend to students. India needs highly skilled lawyers, legal advisers, researchers and I am sure GNLU will make the apt contribution to the nation's development agenda. I am thankful to my colleagues Dr. Nidhi Buch, Faculty Convener, Mr. Nimesh Dave, Internship and Placement Coordinator, and other faculty colleagues for achieving the highest-ever recruitment record.", said Dr. Bimal Patel, Director, GNLU.
"The build-up to Day Zero is taxing for students and faculty alike. However, the 2015-20 batch has handled this time with grace and poise. The batch has always impressed me with its firm grasp over foundational knowledge, coupled with an ability to meet challenges. This enables them to remain oriented in this time of unparalleled change and innovation in the legal industry. Having been a first witness to their dedication, I could not have been more proud of what they have achieved so far, and what is yet to come," said Dr. Nidhi Buch, faculty convener of the Committee on Recruitment Affairs.
