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Just a law student who wants to take a vacation (preferably where there is snowfall) in November before the grind hits me. Any suggestions please? Thanks
Mohan Katarki, Senior Advocate
Should you be willing to fill the vacancy created, might I submit by CV with about 2 years experience in corp?
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Now start preparing for CLAT PG
besides, there are many NLUs where the state government is BJP - have they got any central funds?
BJP coming in to bengal will only by another disaster for bengal.
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Is you want someone related go for proxy advisory firms (good for a corporate lawyer).
I am looking for a shift to litigation (regulatory litigation/WCC/NCLT). Requesting guidance on how to proceed with the career transition and whether any firm has suitable vacancy?
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I mean we all know the answer might be through contacts, but avoiding that line what is the statutory mechanism?
And yes, if considering contacts, with whom to make those?
The issue is - this platform is primarily dominated by UG students in NLUs. They don't like any other group coming in—hence, you'll seldom see any discussion/posts about IIT KGP Law School, either. The crowd here detests both the NFSU Law and the IITKGP Law because both are national institutions, while their 'beloved' NLUs are state universities (yearning for the elusive national status).
That said, thanks to the moderators for posting this and letting this discussion happen.
Being from a good NLU helps, yes. The main reason is not necessarily the impact of the institution, but the quality of your peer group at essentially any of the T-whatever, older NLUS. You also typically benefit from the institution's reputation, built on the goodwill of several successful years of alumni. I must also acknowledge that your average NLU peer would need to put in less effort or get by with a less "successful" CV, to reach the same achievement milestones, primarily Vac-schemes and T-1 jobs.
At the same time, doing really well (academically or through demonstrated experience) at other colleges, and in your case, SLS-N, is enough to bridge the gap for a T-1 goal or whatever corporate law aim a person has.
Give your best in the CLAT, try to get into the college of your choice, and do not worry about being a dropper; it never matters. At the same time, think about continuing with SLS-N and really assess your capability of making it to a college of your choice, before dropping out.
I have almost made the decision to take up the role at NLU now, even though I feel that this private university can give a much better international exposure in my field. The problem with international exposure is that I'm not inclined to go abroad.
Once again, many thanks for the inputs.