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As of now, it is practical to expect that the number of OMS (Outside Maharashtra Students) candidates has fallen by a lot this year....Moreover, both the slots were much more difficult compared to past year papers and were somewhat the same in difficulty when compared with each other.
I'm sorry if this isn't the right place to be asking this, but my anxiety got the better of me. Looking for GLC and ILS students, preferably 1st or 2nd years who could give an idea of the marks vs percentile for the years they appeared for the exam and make an educated guess as to what could the cutoff be for this year, especially for the oms category.
He has politicians/businessmen or vip's in general waiting for him to engage with them and be their go to counsel.
Plus he's from a big legal family as his father was a big judge and himself was a AG. So probably a combo of ego and being a snob.
On the other hand, if you genuinely believe in what you've written then you're an incredibly large ▮▮▮.
2. Sadly, point 2 is displaying a very classist mentality. Can't agree with it.
3. Policy suggestion: Abolish this ICS/CBSE/state board concept. Create a qualification called the Republic of India Baccalaureate (ROIB), which all students studying at Indian state/public schools (as opposed to international or other types of private ones) will have to take. This qualification should be the qualification for the last two years of school - grades 11 and 12. This qualification should test the following subjects compulsorily - nobody who refuses to take up any of these subject types should be allowed to obtain the qualification:
- Language 1: English. Both language and literature. Advanced essay writing and literary analysis, IB-style.
- Language 2 (studied over both years of the ROIB): either an Indian or foreign language.
- Language 3 (studied over only the first year of the ROIB and having its board exam taken at the end of Grade 11, like AS Level subjects in the British A Levels system): If L2 was an Indian language, L3 must be foreign; if L2 was foreign, L3 must be Indian.
- Maths
- One science subject (Physics, Chemistry, Biology etc).
- One humanities (History, Geography, Economics, Philosophy etc).
- Optionally, up to two additional subjects from either the languages other than English, sciences or humanities category. The choice configurations you could have include: two other science subjects (for aspiring doctors or anyone else wanting it), a science and a humanities, two humanities... and so on.
- Build in something like a hybrid of another thing from both the AS and A Levels system: Not just the L3 language, but up to two other subjects (excluding English Language and Literature, Maths and language L2) can be tested and finished off in 11th grade itself. Think of this as ROIB's equivalent of 'AS Level subjects' or 'Standard Level vs. Higher Level' subjects in IB.
2. Should you call someone out, you’ll be dealing with lawyers whose job it is to make and break arguments, regardless of the practice area. It’s a profession based on credibility and reputation, so if you try to call out someone without proof or documentation, you’re just asking for a defamation lawsuit against you at the very least.
3. Not enough people care since everyone understands nuances and subjectivity also. What’s toxic to you may be normal for someone else, so unless it’s an actual crime and again, well-documented, it’s very difficult to call someone out.
Please mind your own business, there must be specific reasons she didnt want to call out, such as her involvement etc. Please dont interfere.
Also, AP has cheapened their brand so much by doing this that an AP watch itself will lose respect. Stick to Patek.
NFSU has changed the rules of the game. Now, NLUs will have to comply in an area which not their forte.
One university sees students protesting for basic subsistence-level infrastructure like water and hostels, while the other becomes a trailblazer in shaping India's legal ecosystem and protecting the nation's critical digital infrastructure.
How good the law school is and how have you studied/ interned for 5years is what matters.
It was a 2 hour guest lecture by the founder, Rohit Sharma about building your CV and mapping career growth. This session was different from others. It was informative, fun and actually fruitful. All the tips and tricks worked (I got to work at some of my dream organisations).
After two years I had an opportunity to intern with the organisation and I took it up in a heartbeat and I can now say that it is truly everything it promises to be.
Every session is curated, every activity has intent, every conversation is meaningful, and you are not just statistics here. If you’re a student looking for a community, confused between career paths or need mentorship, this is definitely your place to look.
Hope it helps :)
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Now Saffron has a chance to do Right. Restore the wetlands if not to its original state then at least to what it was when Ramsar recognition came through although I am pretty sure satellite imagery from 1992 onwards is also available.
Also what about restoring water bodies that flanked both sides of the EM Bypass, Kasba and PAS connectors, the route to Airport starting from Ultadanga and inside Topsia, Tangra, Tiljala (the names say it all), Picnic Garden etc.
There is even a recent Cal HC order dt Feb 2026. Do it bfr we suffer the fate of Chennai, Bangalore and Mumbai. And also be ready to suffer real estate lobby and so called "janta" who complain and sermonize but also profit from these illegal and disastrous encroachments.
Stop cherry picking low hanging fruits. Follow through with your promises.
CAG should also audit all universities and colleges, public, autonomous and private ones. Something is very off about their finances. There is a strong whisper that many serve(d) as laundering fronts. But just like CBI, the ED too looked away.
Hisab seriously? It sounds more like the man mockingly meant something sounding with P that has been showered on us in the name of Ache Din and Chowkidari
I am currently stuck between 2 college choices and would appreaciate your help. I am getting Hpnlu and jindal( at 25% scholarship), which one should i pick?
I come from a middle class family hence, for jindal ill have to take an education loan of about 44 lakhs, where as for hpnlu my family will sponsor me.
No T1 firms come to hpnlu, so its all about me getting a ppo or working at a small firm and moving laterally after some PQE. Initially even if i get a mid salary job, I dont mind cause I dont have to repay a big loan or something, as long as I can move to a better firm some years into the future. Whereas in jindal t1 firms do come but then its like pretty tough to get a t1 placement even after which ill have a hefty loan to pay off.
What do I do?
Will the loan be worth it?
Are lateral promotions tough in this field?
Hopefully, he would be a success as a Vice Chancellor too.
And don't stress about this now. Just do your best at your courses and take things slowly and with time.
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https://x.com/IndianTechGuide/status/2055860955146272852
Have done 1 NGO internship, 1 internship in a botique lawfirm and 1 under CGSC at Delhi High court.
What else should I do to increase my chances ?
"Once you strip away the positive spin, it is clear university mergers are often a symptom of severe financial pressure, and this is being felt across the sector." University and College Union of UK
I also wonder if the briefs of TMC-linked politicians and businessmen will stay with Aquilaw and Debanjan? If not, what happens to the firms?