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There is no remote access, No ID Card for Students (PhD Scholars). Moreover, there is only 5 Subscribed Database which includes comparatively cheaper resources like Manupatra, Lexis Nexis and SCC Online
What makes you think it's not possible :|
Read law dude. Campus Placements are illegal for PSU's
Very soon, you will realise that even a "middle class person" prefers decent employers who are considerate, and not those who spend the money on you in exchange for your life and freedom.
This is one practice are
I am a new joinee at a law firm. The firm is not tier 1 but is good enough by comparison. I am trying to do better, but then there are silly mistakes happening, here and there, any tips?
Is this normal, I am scared that I will be let go before my induction period is over. I am trying to improve, I have told this to my immediate senior as well.
2) ask more specific questions.
I graduated law school 7 years ago. There was a guy during my time there who didnt have a phone,who didnt bother with social media, if you wanted to be friends with him you had to do it face to face and if you wanted to pick an argument- you had to do that face to face too. Hed check his email like twice a day and ignore all that spam. He was the only dude in the entire university to be that way,and honestly he was the most calm and together person then and he has a great career now. I wish I had had the wisdom to do things like him back then- but it might not be too late for you.
Additionally, if you’re sitting for corp - definitely be well-versed with company law, contract and TPA basics - stuff like M&A, indemnity guarantee difference etc.
You can't compare Australia (NLUD) to Afghanistan (NLUO). Nluo can spew more venom because of its larger batch size but it doesn't change the fact that NLUD is miles ahead of it.
Nluo placed 39/75
Nluo could very well claim like the INDI alliance that it was a moral victory for them but statistics say otherwise. Peace out🤞
I would love to have some guidance and suggestions regarding firms who would accept interns from third year in M&A teams. It would be even better if you could share names of specific M&A practicing partners who are willing to keep interns in their teams.
I appreciate everyone's input. Thank you!
As there any other such certifications like CS which can help me boost my career prospects. Thank for the help.
Ik it comes down how the person actually is. But that's not what I asked. Ik that.
Is it true that T1 lawyers are stressed out that it's common to resort to meds? How much does that affect the relationship?
Kindly have a look: https://www.legallyindia.com/convos/topic/367613-win-win-for-nluo-39-students-got-placed
2. Do they necessarily offer an internship after a successful interview or the offer is discretionary ?
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