A number of law graduates of Jindal Global Law School (JGLS) have been recruited by top law firms in the country, the institution said.
An English law firm has also offered a training contract to one of the graduating students, a release said.
We expect several other domestic and international law firms to hire from our future graduating batches as several law firms have signed MoUs with our university for offering internships to our students," Jindal Global University founding vice-chancellor and the dean of Jindal Global Law School, C Raj Kumar, said.
He said that opportunities for law graduates were not limited these days and various other career options in the field of "business enterprises, consultancy firms, investment banks, think tanks, research institutions, NGOs" were also available to them.
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