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Attended his stand up show in Gurgaon
2. LNAT? There is still a lot that one can be critical of, as regards that: you don't give a benchmark of what kinds of scores you typically would want to see. And, unlike the British universities, you don't have a school board exams filter either, going with the 45% standard (as far as I remember) that other unis in India go with. Set the equivalent of an A Levels A* AA, which is a King's/UCL/LSE-kind of standard requirement, and the conversations will be very different among all but the most diehard haters (whose minds can anyway not be changed).
please help me understand this phrase
regards
But again, depends.
So we need to give up the delusion of NUJS falling under a BJP regime. OVN will bow to the TMC, just like Bhat, Talukdar and NKC did. Even if the 1% chance of the BJP winning comes true, you will see the corrupt TMC elements at NUJS switch over to the BJP. So NUJS will be stuck with the same people.
If you agree, I think just one further point needs to be added. That point isn't just applicable to NUJS, it is applicable to Bengal more generally.
Saffron in Bengal lacks grassroot reach, organisation and tenacity. Most importantly Nagpur daddy doesn't want it to win yet and has far more faith on its green protege.
Now for NLUs. Many NLU VCs ran their corrupt regimes during saffron years in MP, Chattisgarh etc. Many continued to do even after the saffron took over. The same shit applies for other parties as well
Stop peddling cheap political tea leaves. It was never swadesi. Let's drink lactose free milk and not get distracted by A1 and A2 milk. That's another scam
The scheme mentioned above is a real one, you can check the placement record available at their own website.
Link to the recent vacancy: https://cnlu.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/Placement-Notice-23.12.2024.pdf
If you need any reference, Mr. Kundan will help you out, he is the shortlisting authority.
Clusters A and C are in relatively better shape, but they too have experienced a notable number of departures. The overall trend reflects broader dissatisfaction across teams, primarily due to the imbalance between workload and compensation.
While Indus Transactions handles a workload comparable to that of top-tier (T1) firms, its pay structure doesn’t match up. As such, joining might make sense only if you’re unable to secure an offer from a T1 firm or are looking for exposure despite the compensation gap.
The so called experts refered to above created the transformer model which is why chatgpt etc became relevant.
These guys are hype machines who have looked stupid in the last 3 years too with overpromises and all this to keep funding alive, the fear mongering is for investors the product will never be able to replace humans as Yann Lecun who is a turing award winner and head of the one company which does not use external funding for AI in META says AI can never actually replace humans.
The fact is, the LSAT is not like the CLAT, and Ivy League schools have many nepo babies. We are talking about how nepo babies get into Ivies. Unless you are in the admissions committee for Harvard or Yale, you are not in a position to speak authoritatively about what the cutoff for someone with legacy parents and powerful networks is.
If this is how you talk to people you know, it is remarkable that anyone is willing to engage with you.
Dr. Shashikant Hazare (Constitutional Law), Dr. Girish Abhyankar (Criminal Laws), Prof Nitin Kumar (Contract Law and CPC), Dr. Sujata Arya and Prof Nidhi Tewari (Law of Torts).
Prof Abhijeet Vasmatkar may not be the most articulate but his enthusiasm and the joy he brought in his teaching were very infectious.
There are also boutique dispute firms. I’m not able to make out the difference between chamber v litigation firms v dispute firms?
(Not including tier 1 firm disputes practice in this conversation)
I understand these firms don’t have a counsel practice as such, and are larger scale filing offices and act as solicitor firms? For example - do karanjawala partners appear in court ?
Apart from pay, how the is work, learning and eventual growth, benefits different? How to decide which one to pick?
Please answer sincerely, and many blessings will come your way :D
What do these law firms do? Can a job there add any value on the resume? what is the pay structure like and which are some known LPOs in India