Jindal Gets 36 Day Zero Placements for Batch of 2021. 176 Placements for Batch of 2020.

Umang Poddar May 1, 2021
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Jindal Global Law School (JGLS) of the O.P. Jindal Global University (JGU), had 36 Day-Zero placements for the Batch of 2021.

Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas was the largest recruiter with an intake of 10, followed by AZB & Partners and Trilegal with 8 intakes each. L&L Partners and Indus Law hired 3 students each, whereas Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas hired 2. Khaitan & Co. and Argus Partners hired 1 student each. This is a  50% increase in the Zero-Day placements compared to that of the batch that graduated last year.

The numbers include 11 pre-placement offers (PPOs).

The full breakup is below.

Firms

PPO

Zero Day

Offer Accepted

Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas

3

7

10

AZB & Partners

3

5

8

Trilegal

4

4

8

L&L

–

3

3

Indus Law

–

3

3

Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas

1

1

2

Khaitan and Co.

–

1

1

Argus Partners

–

1

1

Total

11

25

36

Placements Figures for the 2020 Batch

Last year, for the 2020 batch, Jindal placed 176 students which included 24 Zero-Day intakes and other intakes by law firms, corporates, law offices and NGOs.

This number includes over 50 students who were placed in the Teaching and Research Immersion Programme (TRIP) and Graduate Research Immersion Programme (GRIP)–  teaching and research-based fellowship programmes at the O.P. Jindal Global University.

The key recruiters of the 2020 batch included Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas, Nishith Desai Associates, Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan, Economic Laws Practice, Bharucha & Partners, J. Sagar Associates, P&A Law Chambers, Obhan & Associates, Platinum Partners, S&R Associates, Spice Route Legal, S.S. Rana & Co, and Wadia Ghandy. Additionally, corporates such as Welspun Group, Bajaj Allianz, upGrad, Tech Mahindra, Darcl Logistics also recruited students from the JGLS batch of 2020 for their in-house positions.

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Umang Poddar
Umang graduated from NUJS in 2019. After that, he worked at L&L Partners before taking up the role of an Editorial Head at Lawctopus. You can find him on Twitter @UmangPod, and read some of his other writings at twodsinapodd.wordpress.com.

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  1. Umang May 2, 2021

    Hi, Ayush. You can write to us at umang.poddar@lawctopus telling us about the non-cooperative behaviour of the admin. We have received student’s students and got in touch with some colleges about it. Will be publishing a story on that soon.

  2. Ayush May 1, 2021

    I don’t understand why you people post any updates of such institution whose administration is so damn inconsiderate towards the prevailing situation.