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Another thing to add is to know the difference between lease vs leave and license agreements, agreement for sale vs sale deed. I have heard that they do ask freshers these basic things.
And a basic understanding about RERA as someone already added.
Also know all the basic steps to carry out a land due diligence exercise, Sub-Registrar searches, CERSAI and ROC Searches to check there are no encumbrances.
I believe I will be able to do really good in both CLAT and law college but it's my parents who don't want me to get into this field and I understand the reason they don't want me to. And this whole law v/s engineering thing has been gnawing up my mind like crazy since past few days. After applying all the factors, I don't know what to decide and the decision isn't easy for my whole career depends on it.
But the thing is that my parents don't want me to take this entrance test this year. Even there problem I can understand, but yeah.
B.TECH LL.B !
Lawyers are shit
Now coming to the opinion, do Law. It's a noble profession, very interesting and matches the vibe of subjects you are interested in.
Also, is securities litigation practice better?
In a column for The Times of India, the University of Chicago professor laid bare the country’s glaring failure to create global product icons, despite massive domestic scale and state support.
https://www.businesstoday.in/amp/latest/economy/story/where-is-indian-tiktok-chatgpt-raghuram-rajan-warns-country-cant-grow-rich-imitating-484411-2025-07-13
I'm from a T2 NLU, my batch mates working in firms, negate my idea for preparing for PPs exams, rather they suggest me to apply for judicial services, given the fact that I'm having the relevant experience.
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I am in need of major help yalll :(
In final year of my 3 year llb at GLC
have done one corporate internship in a boutique firm for a month
my gpa is 6.8
have some debating experience and lil mooting too
and I realise I have nothing to show for rn in my CV
had been going through a lot of personal things soo have been slacking real bad
I realise now that I don't have a lot of time left. corporate is what interests me but rn I am even open to working in house for few years and then maybe going for a masters probably mba later Idek if that's a good idea tbh. what advise do y'all have? how do I utilise these next 12 months best. where do I intern? how do I make my CV better?
I was offered an internship at ELP for the month of August in their bangalore office. Has anyone interned at ELP? How is the work experience? Do they give PPO's to 5th year students?
and the college situation here is different, I am from one of the most reputed unis in India, can't mention more as I want some confidentiality.