What placement opportunities are given to students after completing a law course from Symbiosis Law School- Pune?
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Hi,
Symbiosis Law School, Pune is one of the best private institutions to study law in the country. It holds a separate entrance exam of its own. SLS, Pune also has a great placement record with students bagging jobs offers from several law firms as well as corporates. The placement cell is the principal body entrusted with the placements.
To give you "accurate and apt information from the official website", the following are the recruiters:
1. Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas, Delhi
2. Khaitan and Co, Mumbai
3. Lakshmikumaran and Sridharan Attorneys
4. Deloitte USI
5. ICICI Bank
6. Wipro Ltd
7. Clutch Group
The maximum package extends to 15 LPA wi...more -
Ok, without furthering any ado let me tell you that Symbiosis is the go-to school for the law students who couldn't crack CLAT but are determined to study law in a reputed college. It has been one of the upcoming private law colleges in a good geographical location. Here are some of the companies that have recruited the graduates from SLS:
1. AZB, Mumbai
2. Bharucha and Partners, Mumbai
3. Desai and Diwanji
4. Economic Laws Practice
5. Gagrats and Co.
6. Ginodia and Co., Kolkata
7. Hemant Sahai and Associates
8. Indus Law, New Delhi
9. Juris Corp
10. Kaint and Associates
11. Khaitan and Co.
12. Kochhar and Co.
13. Lakshmikumaran and Sridharan
14. La...more
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