Big Six law firms power 26 jobs out of 2014 Nalsar final recruitment record of 71

Nalsar RCC: guarantees results
Nalsar RCC: guarantees results

Out of 78 Nalsar Hyderabad students who graduated this year, all out of the 71 campus recruitment (RCC) subscribers took up jobs, with the largest number placed with Indian corporate law firms.

Only four out of the 71 recruited students bagged jobs through independent efforts (pre placement offers (PPO) and off campus interviews).

A Nalsar RCC 2014 member said in an email: “The highlight of the season was that most recruiters were very impressed with the quality of talent offered by the Class of 2014 and ended up taking more students than they initially intended to.”

It is understood that AZB made seven offers and did not visit other law schools and that BPCL hired five of its six fresher trainees from NALSAR and did not visit any other law school after hiring from NALSAR. ICICI ended up hiring two more students than what they had planned for.

“The amazingly successful recruitment season owes a lot to the quality of students we had in the class,” the member added.

Last year the law school placed 66 out of 80 students who graduated, with a record eight offers made by foreign law firms.

Legally India reported last week that RMLNLU Lucknow set a new personal record in recruitment statistics, with 45 total jobs.

Editor’s note: We are reaching out to other 2014 recruitment committees who have now graduated. Please get in touch with us at to arrange sharing the final figures.

Indian law firms

32 31 students accepted law firm offers. AZB was the top recruiter among nine law firms visiting campus. Amarchand made four hires on campus. Both hired six graduates each, in all.[Update 5:42pm - The RCC has informed us that one person who was given an AZB offer was also given a Linklaters offer and he finally accepted Linklaters. So AZB’s final accepted offers are 5 and not 6]

Nalsar high recruiter Luthra & Luthra, which didn’t recruit at all from the campus last year, was back with four accepted offers. Regulars Khaitan, JSA and Trilegal recruited this year as well.

Law firmJobs
Amarchand Mangaldas6 (1 PPO + 1 off campus)
AZB & Partners6 5
Luthra & Luthra4
Khaitan & Co4
Trilegal4
LKS3
JSA2
PXV Partners2
P&A Law Offices1 (PPO)

Corporates

24 students bagged company and bank roles with 12 recruiters, one of which was off campus. Bharat Petroleum (BPCL) was the top recruiter, with five accepted offers, followed by consistent heavy recruiter ICICI Bank which hired four.

CorporateJobs
BPCL5
ICICI Bank4
Pridhvi Asset Reconstruction and Securitisation3
Cipla3
Hero Moto Corp2
Alexandria Real Estate Equities1
Daimler India Commercial Vehicles1
Gati1
ITC1
Tata Advanced Systems1
Vodafone1
E&Y1 (Off campus)

Law chambers and litigation firms

Seven students were placed in four lawyers’ chambers and with one senior advocate, through campus, after the 2014 RCC followed its predecessor in actively approaching litigators for jobs.

“This time around we actually reached out to eminent lawyers and litigation firms to recruit from our batch because a good number of students subscribed to the RCC because we had decided to pursue litigation firms and lawyers as a part of our mandate as opposed to letting the students approach lawyers on their own,” explained the RCC member in the email.

Law chambersJobs
Chambers of Aditya Wadhwa2
Niranjan and Associates, Hyderabad2
Chambers of L. Ravichander, Sr. Advocate, Hyderabad1
Chambers of Anirudh Krishnan1
Common Law Chambers, Bangalore1

Foreign law firms

Three Four students accepted job offers with Linklaters (2 3) and Allen & Overy (1), while one who is interning with Clifford Chance and is awaiting a job offer, bagged a domestic law firm role. The RCC said that there were six offers made by foreign law firms. [Update 5:42pm - The RCC has informed us that one person who was given an AZB offer was also given a Linklaters offer and he finally accepted Linklaters. So Linklaters final accepted offers are 3 instead of 2 and AZB’s final accepted offers are 5 and not 6]

LPO, clerkships and tribunal

Two students bagged roles with LPO Quislex, two bagged Supreme Court clerkships and one was hired by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI).

LLM

Six students, who also hold job offers, have gained admission to LLMs abroad.

UniversityLLM
New York University2
Cambridge2
Oxford1
Harvard1

Nalsar class of 2014 total recruitment statistics

OrganisationJobs
Amarchand Mangaldas6 (1 PPO + 1 off campus)
AZB & Partners6 5
Luthra & Luthra4
Khaitan & Co4
Trilegal4
LKS3
JSA2
PXV Partners2
P&A Law Offices1 (PPO)
BPCL5
ICICI Bank4
Pridhvi Asset Reconstruction and Securitisation3
Cipla3
Hero Moto Corp2
Alexandria Real Estate Equities1
Daimler India Commercial Vehicles1
Gati1
ITC1
Tata Advanced Systems1
Vodafone1
E&Y1 (Off campus)
Chambers of Aditya Wadhwa2
Niranjan and Associates, Hyderabad2
Chambers of L. Ravichander, Sr. Advocate, Hyderabad1
Chambers of Anirudh Krishnan1
Common Law Chambers, Bangalore1
Linklaters2 3
Allen & Overy1
Quislex2
SC clerkships2
TRAI1
LLM6

[Update 5:42pm - The RCC has informed us that one person who was given an AZB offer was also given a Linklaters offer and he finally accepted Linklaters. So AZB’s final accepted offers are 5 and not 6, and Linklaters final accepted offers are 3 and not 2]

Comments

Noojie 21 Jul 2014, 09:50
+5 -4
What happens to the people who have been recruited by PXV?
Bogota 21 Jul 2014, 10:07
+6 -1
PXV is still recruiting?
Borz 21 Jul 2014, 10:58
+4 -3
I am starting up on my own. This is a message to all those present outside.
NALSARite 21 Jul 2014, 11:00
+20 -5
"Chambers of Aditya Wadhwa"

LOL.
Shetty 22 Jul 2014, 03:44
+8 -3
Langda Tyagi/Baaz, Bhai mujhe bhi recruit kar le!!
whats your offer like??
Lawyer 23 Jul 2014, 06:10
+0 -0
With that name, you will get an offer you cannot refuse..
Nalsarite 22 Jul 2014, 05:29
+4 -0
Yeay to litigation, yeay to the alumni that have practices big enough to offer jobs! Boo to sour grapes.
Nalsarite! 22 Jul 2014, 07:25
+2 -1
Yeay to litigation, yeay to the alumni that have practices big enough to offer jobs! Boo to sour grapes.
RDA? 21 Jul 2014, 11:10
+0 -0
RDA did not recruit?? :O
Startup failure? 21 Jul 2014, 11:22
+1 -0
No hires by SR, Pheonics, Tutva and Platina?????
Guest 21 Jul 2014, 11:40
+1 -0
For Linklaters it is 3 and not 2
Prachishrivastava 21 Jul 2014, 12:19
+0 -1
Hi,

Thank you for your comment.

The RCC just now called and informed us that one person who was given an AZB offer was also given a Linklaters offer and he finally accepted Linklaters. So Linklaters final accepted offers are 3 instead of 2 and AZB's final accepted offers are 5 and not 6.

We have made the correction in the story.

Best wishes,
Prachi
AdWad 21 Jul 2014, 12:02
+18 -7
AZB may have cancelled their plans to visit other law schools for whatever reasons. It is cheap of the RCC to highlight it in their public statement. Makes Nalsarites sound like the playground bully.
azb 21 Jul 2014, 16:28
+4 -4
Azb might not go to law schools. But they recruited 5 students from nlu delhi's outgoing batch.
Corporate slavery zindabad 21 Jul 2014, 16:47
+10 -8
Wow. Nice to see young lawyers selling their souls to corporations. Not even a single human rights lawyer/organisation. Do RCCs ignore organisations like HRLN/LC because their pay doesn't match up? Hope the ones who didn't subscribe to recruitment at least turn out to be real lawyers.
Yay to corp 22 Jul 2014, 05:13
+5 -1
Yes, no one likes to starve... everyone deserves to be paid for their talents..
@ 10 23 Jul 2014, 05:15
+0 -2
If you do some research, you'll find that most "salves" leave the world of law firms in 2 to 6 years. Many of them practice human rights and other public litigation after that, because it makes sense to start litigating after gaining some firm experience.
noojie 21 Jul 2014, 16:58
+3 -0
pretty good line up of offers. Good to see stronger numbers for foreign firms and litigation.
observer 22 Jul 2014, 00:29
+1 -3
Is PXV still recruiting or will the 2 offer recipients will also be interviewed by KCO?
AZB 24 Jul 2014, 07:27
+4 -2
AZB hired 4 from GLC (2 through the placement process, and 2 through PPOs)