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1. “5 points, a faculty-authored piece earns 4, a researcher earns 3, a postgraduate student earns 2, and an undergraduate student-authored piece earns 1 point.”
Judges in India get their assistants to write articles and they are generally of poor quality. The NLSIU page itself refers to “judicial ghostwriting”. Then why do this? It artificially inflated the ranking of NLSIU journals. Also, what about practitioner pieces? Zero points?
2. “ We have also not included specialist journals like Socio-Legal Review or Indian Journal of Arbitration Law.”
Bruh…. Please include them. They will knock off many in the top 20. Also IJIL and IJLT.
2- s&r
2 - cam
1- indus law
please do expand on how the tax-law side of Big 4 works. I've heard EY and PWC have a really good tax-lit team in Mumbai.
Thank you in advance
2. Include internships, just reduce the info dump on it, stick to maybe just the names. Have to keep until senior associate levels, then can remove and just keep jobs.
3. Mostly on your CV and the work done, depends on the kind of work.
4. They do clash, not a lot of partners do weekend interviews. Have to take an off or switch off for an hour and all but thats something to figure out since you are anyway leaving soon, so who cares.
All the best, hope it works out!
1. Having the most loving wife and family who support me
2. Earning Crores a year
3. Owning immovable property in Bombay
4. Being the fittest I have ever been in my life and having the time to work out, run, play golf etc.
5. The enjoyment and satisfaction I get from the work that I do.
I am far from the exception. There are many people like me.
If you are working on commercial contracts - you can go to a Gen Corp/TMT Team. Have to learn more. Still a good option.
If you are in employment you can join a law firm employment team.
Quality matter - Are you from a well known IT company with an elite legal team - Wipro, Tech Mahindra etc
Also, considering the present state of SC judges, he was also not getting relief from the bench.
So he chose the most sensible and dignified way out which is retirement.
Considering his political leaning, it's quite possible that he'll contest elections in Gujarat with any of the opposition parties.
Thanks a lot.
I have no idea of college fees or placement offers. Please choose that yourself.
Thanks.
Can anyone recommend or advise me where to join from them or apart from them? It would be very helpful.
In my state, the entire Appellate Side is being transferred out of the principal bench. So much for fairness, lol
5. - not sure but I think it's largely Delhi, like any other senior. He might be going to Madras in weekends though.