Placements

The placement statistics for our Constitutional Law program reflect strong industry demand and the high quality of graduates produced by our institution. Over the last five years, our students have secured placements in top-tier organizations across various sectors including law firms, government agencies, international bodies, and academic institutions.

Year	Highest Package (Domestic)	Average Package	Median Package	Placement Percentage	PPOs Received
2024	1200000	750000	700000	92.0	45
2023	1000000	650000	600000	89.0	40
2022	950000	600000	550000	87.0	35
2021	900000	550000	500000	85.0	30
2020	850000	500000	450000	83.0	25

The top 20-25 recruiting companies for this program include leading law firms, government departments, international organizations, and academic institutions:

• Shakespeare & Co. Advocates
• Kumar & Associates LLP
• Rajesh Legal Services
• Sinha & Partners
• Thakur Legal Consultants
• Supreme Court of India
• Bar Council of India
• National Human Rights Commission
• World Bank Legal Department
• International Commission of Jurists
• Amnesty International
• Human Rights Watch
• UNDP Legal Division
• Legal Aid Society of India
• Centre for Social Justice
• Indian Institute of Public Administration
• Law Commission of India
• Courts of Appeal
• International Law Institute
• Foundation for Civil Liberties
• Indian Constitutional Law Association
• Society for the Protection of Human Rights
• Centre for Legal Studies
• Human Rights Foundation
• Legal Research Center

The typical job profiles offered by these organizations include positions such as Legal Counsel, Constitutional Consultant, Human Rights Officer, Policy Analyst, Judicial Assistant, Regulatory Compliance Specialist, and Academic Researcher. These roles often require a deep understanding of constitutional principles, analytical skills, and the ability to work in multidisciplinary environments.

Sector-wise Analysis

The sector-wise analysis reveals strong demand across multiple domains:

• IT/Software: Legal advisors for compliance, data protection, and user rights issues
• Core Engineering: Regulatory affairs and policy development roles
• Finance: Compliance officers, regulatory consultants, and risk analysts
• Consulting: Policy advisors and constitutional reform consultants
• Analytics: Data protection and privacy compliance specialists
• PSUs: Legal officers in government departments and public sector enterprises

Internship Season

The internship season typically begins in the third year of study, with students participating in programs that offer real-world exposure to legal practice and constitutional analysis. Key companies involved in this process include major law firms, government agencies, international organizations, and academic institutions.

Historical stipend data shows that internships generally range from 25000 to 60000 INR per month, depending on the organization and level of responsibility. Some prestigious organizations offer higher stipends, particularly those with international affiliations or specialized focus areas in constitutional law.