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I am a 2024 law graduate and have been practicing since July last year (litigation experience similar to that of a fresher). Although my office handles both civil and criminal matters, I feel that my practical exposure in either area has been somewhat limited so far.
I would like to seek guidance from those who have previously appeared for the SEBI Grade A examination and successfully cleared the first phase. I have a few questions regarding the examination:
What kind of questions are generally asked in the paper?
What level of preparation is typically required?
Are the questions mostly general in nature, or do they require in-depth knowledge of statutes and specific provisions?
Are the questions particularly difficult, or are they based on commonly used provisions of law?
Is it possible to clear the examination with limited preparation and a basic understanding of law?
I would really appreciate any insights or experiences you can share.
Thank you.
Secondly because PPP wise comparing I can save more while living a relatively more lavish life in India. (IF you are talking about Magic Circle firms)Thirdly because I don't want to become a second class citizen and be subjected to their anti-immigration tantrums.
For Firms, you’ll have to be taken on as a Counsel so it’s all reference based, try reaching out to partners you’ve worked with during your in-house tenure, no point cold mailing at this experience.
All the best!
https://www.reddit.com/r/Kolkatacity/comments/1pxn86m/illegal_bangladeshis_migrants_are_even_in_our/#lightbox
Let’s see if they have the balls to demand a boycott of the US for violating Venezuelan sovereignty. Remember that you must now compulsorily give your social media handle ids for all US visa applications. 😄
Regarding Bangladesh, much easier to condemn, but they won’t. We know why.
Another weird thing I find is that they won’t say anything about the mistreatment of Baloch and Ahmadi Muslims by Pakistan, Kurdish Muslims by Turkey and Uyghur Muslims by China. Why do only some Muslim lives matter for them? 🤔
https://www.pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.aspx?PRID=2211128&reg=3&lang=2
I just send a WhatsApp message in morning that from today, I won't be available there.
Unless you are dealing with a petty and vindictive person, in which case you have already justified the move.
overall would not recommend, but if you can manage some irritating associates and dodge shitty clerical work then its a good place to learn.
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