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NLIU has a total of 6 PPOs for the 2026 batch till now.
1. llm - a. is it worth it to do an llm from india? even from nls? what are the opportunities that one gets through an nls llm? is it limited to academia, or do firms etc also hire?
b. llm abroad is scary because i don’t want to be a crore rs poorer and 2 years older to find myself jobless again. thoughts?
2. mba - is this really viable? what are the chances? any allied degrees i can look at?
https://www.legalcheek.com/2025/01/paralegal-barred-for-attempting-to-cover-up-missed-emails/
https://www.legalcheek.com/2025/01/pupil-barrister-suspended-over-skeleton-argument-with-striking-similarities-to-supervisors-own-work/
A different regulatory landscape, not all the fact patterns are identical, similar or analogous, but hopefully helpful and sources of inspiration.
just curious whether we have to go and ask for work or is it already allocated.this is my first tier 1 internship. in the past i’ve had experiences where i was expected to keep asking for work as soon as i was done, it was considered rude to not proactively keep asking for work.
and in others, they just came up to me and gave it on my own, and when i was done they were like ok we, will let you know when we need you.
how does it work at cam?
should i be up and about, showing initiative, asking everyone for work.
or is it weird to do that?
pls help
If you bump this thread up over the weekend, I may be able to take out the time to add more things. All the best.
Socially, since we live in a patriarchy, it is the norm for the vast majority of marriages to result in the woman quitting her job and focusing on the house and kids. This is still very much the norm in communities such as Marwaris regardless of economic background.
Also,.does it really matter in the long run? since later on we will have to format according to the journal's citation.
- Someone from an unknown college who entered tier 1 after having spent 4 years in smaller law firms
also, 2014 was 11 years ago. damn.
I am ready for law firm's rigorous work and culture. I need to switch to be in the core legal field
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Now the market for the underlying is relatively less liquid and therefore it is easy to move/influence its price, if you have big money. At the same time you are also building a bigger bet in the opposite direction in the options market which is a much more liquid market than the market for the underlying itself. So once you unwind your move in the underlying, you end up moving/influencing the price underlying again, and this time in favour you bigger sized options bet.