Much has been said about the to be held bar exams.

Analysis of the news however has more or less focussed on the adverse impact of the developments on students passing out this year, and not on solutions.

Through the means of this blog, I request professionals and seniors in the industry to guide students, and suggest a few solutions to those still committed to get into litigation.

What should a final year student who still wants to get into litigation do in these nine odd months?

Seeking Guidance

P.S Please don’t publish juvenile comments about how I should not have used a blog to make this request, it’s an appeal to our seniors, lets not lose sight of the the context/substance here.

Comments

Anonymous guest 25 May 2010, 01:30
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I think the only solution is to admit the students to the bar subject to their passing the exam..its not fair to the students to have them wait for nine months...of course if that doesn't happen you have to intern with seniors and make the best of the time lost..
Anonymous guest 26 May 2010, 01:54
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I hate to be a cynic dushyant, but its quite clear that none of the "seniors" care about giving us advice ! so its best you stop being such a good boy asking for advice and start thinking about what you can do for your future
Anonymous guest 28 May 2010, 05:43
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why is this post even here is anybody going to respond