ive secured a seat in nuals kochi

1. how are the placments

2. how is the academics and other extracircular

3. considering it to be t2 will students find difficulty in finding jobs and all?

4.hows the senior junior interactions

pls if any seniors or current students could guide me on this it would be helpful thank you

Apart from Jindal and Symbiosis which are genuinely good private university in India. I am getting a tier 3 NLU and I don't think I should opt for it, especially since it's Ranchi. Is there any private university which is somewhat decent. I am ready to do my own study, but I need a somewhat recognisable brand.

Lol, what does riot have to do with marketplace? Rational society? He's built one that thrives on hatred, jingoism and crony capitalism, the worst possible combination. We have lost our edge in international relations, keep fumbling with treaties, keep yielding to the Chinese re our territory, and don't have any backer left in our neighborhood. As far as riots go, that's probably because he started focusing on Delhi more rather than Gujarat from that point. Every single metric that a developing country focuses on has reduced during his time as PM.

As one of the 'top' people you've referred to, whose paper has been solicited by every NLS journal, I can tell you that there is no difference in career prospects when it comes to NUJS and NLUJ at this stage. The former has better teachers, wider alumni base spanning different career streams and far more student autonomy, the latter has better infra.

Well, sorry to be rude but taking a drop is a very stupid decision, an exam like CLAT is highly unpredictable and you can't guarantee a sub 100 rank, please get your head out of your ass and look at it from a practical perspective as well, not to go all paternalisic but you still have a long way to go kid and opportunities across top 5 NLUs are more or less similar, it is what you make of those opportunities that matter.

Take a partial drop if needed, but understand that it is quite easy to get into most foreign LLM programs as they are just a cash grab so don't worry you won't dent your LLM chances by coming to NLUJ.

buddy NLS journals don't publish articles written by NLS students - they're all solicited from top academics/practitioners (and that is the standard practise for all other top journals including IJAL at NLU Jodhpur. In my opinion, if you land up at any college till NLIU, it gives you great exposure and access in terms of networks and opportunities.

If I were you, I would definitely take NLUJ (over NUJS anyday) and work there to be at the top of the batch. Also keep in mind that dropping means losing one year that you could instead spend on gaining work experience post college - at the end of the days, our time here is finite.

If you're at NLS, NALSAR, NUJS, NLUD, NLUJ or GNLU and you spend your five years learning the law, reading up on your own, don't miss classes, get at least something extra in your CV like an interest for moots, debates, or at least one quality publication, you will get opportunities to intern at almost any law firm in India. There you have to slog hard for that month regardless of how easy things are at your NLU. You appear hungry and polite and willing to be trained, they will give you a job. Keep it simple.

90% unemployed seems like an obvious exaggeration, but I wonder, how bad is the law scene actually? Im speaking only about NLUs and good private colleges like symbi pune jindal - I understand the ones below have it way tougher. Surely it cannot be that bad atleast for the above ones? Does anyone have any real figures on their college placements and not fudged ones?

Is there an easy job for lawyers? Have spent 4 years in a law firm (tier 1), okay with everything now but this job is just boring and tiring, there is never any peace. Is there a job where i can just get paid to do nothing or like be less accountable?

Are in house jobs actually the semi retirement places that law firm folks believe them to be?

Iam in final final semester. Now I only want to do internships where there is a chance that they may convert it to assessment later or give u a call back and a chance for getting absorbed. I got the offer for TLH hyderabad one month internship. Also saw some linkedin in profiles getting absorbed through internships. Please can someone help in giving the complete picture of the pipeline that will really help me decide whether to go or not !?!

Symbi MBA. As long as it's one of their top 3 specifically SIBM or a relevant program. Not some random thing with no market demand. Check placement stats obv and verify too. Symbi has extreme focus on MBA placements since inception, even their deans were hired with that one objective in mind. Very placement oriented. Mind you, the high paying roles will require specific skills such as quant, finance, sales, etc.

Also, slightly arrogant of you to assume that you can crack SNAP easily. After XLRI and CAT, it's one of the toughest exams in India, also partly due to demand.

Most (if not all) of the juniors and most seniors at SRL have quit and moved on to other places resulting a hollowing out of their practice areas. They’re hiring aggressively now across all teams - see MC’s new post. Horrible work culture, politics, and downright ▮▮▮ practices from the senior leadership when it comes to salaries etc is to blame. Most of the people from the Fintech team have fled, TMT team is half gone and its come to the point now that even HR and internal management people are also quitting.

No, because there is a fixed and sure promotion path for IAS/IPS officers but in lower judiciary, even it is possible that magistrates may never become even a district judge (district level post equivalent or subordinate to DM or SP) but IAS/IPS within 5 years of service will become DM/SP and in 14 years DIG/Special Secy, 18 years IG/Addl. Secy, 26 years ADGP/Prin. Secy and so on. Moreover, UPSC people have vast kinds of jobs. They can be deputed to any department as principal officers. Also, there is much much higher facility in civil services compared to judiciary (except salary.. salary is higher in judiciary but salary growth is higher in civil services). You are the main person not the side doer like judges and magistrates.

Also, UPSC is far far more harder than Judiciary. Judiciary is full of dumb people from top to bottom. Most judges are undeserving and inefficient people and most of them have tried UPSC and couldn't even succeed in cracking prelims when they were young.

That's the main reasons.

These messages are quite surprising. Pratyush has a strong practice and Iis regularly briefed by the Big4 and Khaitan Co. Has his own set of clients which are some of the largest listed entities from Kolkata. Will jeering by anonymous guests on legally India discredit him? Don’t think so

Their practice areas are quite different. Saurabh does IDT more and Pratyush DT. Today Pratyush’s practice is bigger than Saurabh’s though Saurabh is much senior. Plus they are good friends. Doubt they are bothered about what people comment here. Both are going to be designated seniors in a few years.

I'm currently pursuing my Masters in family law. I've cleared UGC NET-JRF with 99.95 percentile in the December 2025 session. I do have some research publications in reputed journals. However, my biggest concern is my LLM specialization (family law). Will it anyway affect my chances of getting a job in Indian Academia, despite having a good profile?

I’ll be interning at SAM in March this year, please give me tips for the internship, how to secure a call-back, what factors are involved. Further I will be interning in the transactions team too. Please any info that comes to mind will be helpful, feels like this internship is make or break for me. I feel stressed

Hey. This is someone who is going to join HNLU with the BO'31.

All I can find about this college on Legally India so far, is like 3-4 years old, and I love to hear about it now, taking into account:
1. Academic Curriculum
2. Extracurricular Support (Moots, Conferences, Publishing)
3. Peer Groups (How academically inclined they are to push you for better heights)
4. Societies (Strength of Societies is also important)
5. Admin

If any seniors from BO'30, BO'29, BO'28, BO'27, BO'26 could help out, ideally in the 2-3 latter batches, as they can actually tell the growth, virtue of them being in the college, for a longer time. I would love anybody's advice regardless, even from other NLUs, who've heard about HNLU. Thanks!

One person officially speaks in favour of the politician dispensation, the other does it subtly and is more of a sympathiser than an official spokesman. He also uses polite language and does not defend the indefensible. In that sense, the latter is more acceptable. But he uses a distance course from an NLU as a flex on social media. This surely cannot make one an NLU alum? The question remains whether better qualified people do not exist in Kolkata? Shouldn’t NUJS or other NLU alumni be tapped? So many alumni were very passionate about mooting in college. Why weren’t these people approached?

What aboutary in its worst (did I say worst? in a morebid and sarcastic way, I meant "best") form. Sir Keir Starmer and Donald Trump couldn't have done better if they had tried. Indeed, I ask myself, after having watched Starmer's most recent disgraceful performance in the British parliamentary system's weekly ritual of Prime Minister's Questions (where he engaged in a lot of what aboutary), if you may not have been on the team of Special Advisors ('SPADS') which helped with his preparation for this week's PMQs.

I am presently working as a ‘Team Lead’ in EY GDS specialising in immigration law. Joined as a fresher and have been here for 4-5 years. Wanted to make shift to a law firm. Please advise which practice area can I join and at what designation.

This is primarily on account of pay disparity and job profile- as my job is a back end job not focus on core law

I dont care about salaries, but what was landmark about it?

In short, Kerala HC said no interference. Supreme Court affirmed it during an admission hearing. This is regular 26(1) stage shenanigans before a writ court that I have seen since 2012. Even if you bring the sectoral jurisdictional issues, that is as old as the PGNRB cases.

It is the CCI who is the main party defending a jurisdictional turf war, undoing the damage of constant misinterpretions of the Bharti judgement. The same thing has been pointed out repeatedly before in other cases and before other courts. The luck with the roster helps.

Even with a commercial lens, it got pushed to Kerala from Bombay after years. I am sure the investigation has been kept in abeyance. Was interim relief granted? So till now this has been a run around for Asianet. Now with settlements, if the parties smell a bad order, they can settle down the road. So this may not evolve into something precedent setting.

Ultimately, these are writ jurisdiction matters and not appeals. They are administrative in nature and barely involve competition law. A landmark case is one decided by the SC in India when you have statutory appeals. Most appeals are just parking matters in the SC pleading a legal issue already admitted for tagging.

Either ways its not like the SC registry remains a blackhole for competition cases. In abuse of dominance cases we still have not heard about NSE or DLF and its fast approaching two decades of distinguished and deliberate fumbling by all concerned. There are even judgements reserved never pronounced.

India is still figuring out the contours of competition law enforcement after 25 years. In less time than that the US made the Sherman Act, built schools of thought and decided to break up Standard Oil - that is 21 years from 1890 to 1911. Even the EU took just 16 years to get to the Conti Can. Competition law here is not serious. With this supposed landmark case we are still figuring out the basics of a rebate case.

Do T1s actually stop hiring 5th years after a point (like 2 months prior to their year ending)? Are there any good Mumbai law firms that continue hiring till the end or even after graduation - T1/T1.5 or T2? I am worried I will be jobless as the year is now ending - NLUJ failing to get called back.

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