Placement Invitation for Day Zero Recruitment Drive by Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, Lucknow [Batch of 2026]

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About the University

Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University (RMLNLU), Lucknow, stands as a beacon of legal education in India. Renowned for its rigorous academic programs and vibrant student community, the university is proud to nurture some of the brightest legal minds in the country.

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Day Zero Recruitment Drive

The Internship and Placement Committee at RMLNLU invites esteemed organizations and legal professionals to participate in the Day Zero Recruitment Drive for the Batch of 2026. This is an exclusive opportunity to connect with talented law graduates who are ready to make a meaningful impact in the legal and corporate world.

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Why Participate?

• Access to highly skilled students trained in diverse areas of law.
• Build connections with a thriving network of RMLNLU alumni excelling in various professional domains.
• Contribute to shaping the careers of future legal professionals while enriching your own talent pool.

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Alumni Achievements

RMLNLU takes immense pride in its esteemed alumni, who are making their mark across diverse industries and professions. Their achievements reflect the university’s commitment to excellence and serve as a testament to the quality of education and training provided at RMLNLU.

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Contact Information

For more information or to express your interest, please reach out:

📧 Placement Cell Email: placementcell@rmlnlu.ac.in

Designation	Contact Person	Email/Phone
Chairperson	Dr. Atul Kumar Tiwari	ak_tiwari@rmlnlu.ac.in
Faculty Coordinator	Dr. Malay Pandey	attorneymapan@gmail.com
Placement Officer	Ms. Sumedha Gupta	+91 9819415096

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