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Looking for good work and package. (Offcourse)
People just need to respect each other. Something generally lacking on this platform.
At least lawyers out of this programme would be great at White Collar!?
The management ▮▮▮. This post seems that their ▮▮▮ ▮▮▮ is desperate for some footage and the replies are made by their own committee members. The day CAM, SAM & KCo go to IIM R for Day 0, then we can talk about the quality of students and curriculum. ▮▮▮
No Dean, No HOD in law. No faculty member appointed ever as even assistant professor.
So no single full professor or associate or assistant professor in entire law department. Only management people got faculty positions, those teaching law are just lecturers on temporary/ contractual basis.
All the faculty members displayed in the brochure above are visiting people. Some of them given just one talk. No fulltime lecturer who actually taught these kids even mentioned in entire brochure▮▮▮.
In IIM Rohtak, director sharma himself fighting legal dispute about his eligibility to become a director of IIM. Many news reports already available. ▮▮ Just Google and read reports.
Our full sympathy should be with the students and we should support them in getting internships and jobs. But such a dubious way of running law program must be criticised rather closed.
And giving out verses and bookings to y'all?
Making sure wires were hit, man, what did I miss?
I just don't see how this can be implemented in colleges without the admin really cracking down.
Is it like this everywhere or is my university an exception?
I would suggest you go for it
Will help in establishing corporate, tax, cross border transaction, M & A , related law practice
Question : 1. What should I feel about my situation ? 2. How common is this amongst people my age 3. What should I do ?
Then pursue LLM
I am from the 2027 batch at a Tier-2 NLU, have completed 3–4 solid internships, and while I am academically average, I have done well in debates and moots at both national and international levels. I would appreciate any advice on how to make my CV stand out in the projects and infrastructure field. I have a strong understanding of the projects field, but apart from my internships, I don’t have anything on my CV that reflects this knowledge. Do you have any suggestions on how I can bridge this gap?
https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/indias-1-8-million-a-year-us-lobbyist-jason-miller-meets-trump-amid-tariff-row-9234915
https://www.indiatoday.in/magazine/cover-story/story/19860915-lobbyists-the-growing-tribe-of-hidden-persuaders-who-prowl-the-parlours-of-power-801243-1986-09-14
https://www.indiatoday.in/magazine/letters/story/19861031-hats-off-to-pt-usha-the-countrys-track-star-for-snatching-away-four-gold-medals-801368-1986-10-30
Here are webpages from (1) the regulator, explaining the basics of how it works; and (2) two law firms, showing how they have implemented the scheme.
NB: Under the SRA page, look at the text under the 'Trailblazer apprenticeship' heading.
https://www.sra.org.uk/become-solicitor/sqe/solicitor-apprenticeships/
https://ukearlycareers.hoganlovells.com/what-we-offer/solicitor-apprenticeships
https://careers.linklaters.com/en/early-careers/school-opportunities#main
NB: Under the SRA page, look at the text under the 'Trailblazer apprenticeship' heading.
https://www.sra.org.uk/become-solicitor/sqe/solicitor-apprenticeships/
https://ukearlycareers.hoganlovells.com/what-we-offer/solicitor-apprenticeships
https://careers.linklaters.com/en/early-careers/school-opportunities#main
My own view on the the next tier would be:
4. NUJS
5. GNLU
6. JGLS
7. NLUJ
8. NLIU
9. Symbiosis Pune
10. RGNUL