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Before Day 0
BALLB had 39 offers
and LLB had 10
Now: day zero around 60 are placed from BALLB now in total (including ppos)- out of a batch of 120 (form which not everyone sits on day zero- a lot of them don't prefer sitting- other career aspirations)
and LLB: 14 out of 80 of their batch
so combined nls has 74 jobs in their final batches
Most of the other firms also delay bonus and increments.
Is this a one-off inadvertent error or something bigger? This should be unheard of
And yeah, if you think you're underpaid, just leave. No one holds you back. Just leave, go and take a job in any other field and earn what you think you deserve because of course you'll be great at anything but the legal community doesn't pay you your just comp.
What disgrace did Sudhir bring!
NLS on the other hand makes you do multiple interviews for a permanent position.
Why do you think that is? JGLS wants to hire more professors than they have- because they have continuous attrition cause no one good wants to stick around. And NLS wants to be very selective about who they hire, because there are too many good candidates and they only have a few spots. Any number of JGLS faculty apply to NLS jobs every term that theyre advertised and do not even make the cut to interview.
You're absolutely delusional telling people to go away to NLUs as if they are some inferior option.
The act passed in the year 2018 itself but no action was taken.
A founding VC was also appointed but he passed away last year.
Lets see how it goes.
Nabam Rebia, Kihoto Hollohan, 2nd judges case, SR Bommai, V Ramaswamy, K Veeraswamy, Art 370, Waqf Case, Electoral Bonds, KS Puttaswamy, AMU Minority Status, Jain Hawala including defending Lal Krishna Advani in the same case, Maharashtra political crisis case, PMLA challenge, Same sex marriage, Triple Talaq, Whatsapp privacy case, Ram Mandir case, Bihar SIR, Yashwant Verma.
And don't get me started on the no. people he got bail for. Some names are Kanhaiya Kumar, P Chidambaram, Karti Chidambaram, Sanjay Dutt, Subrata Roy Sahara, Hemant Soren etc.
These are some of the cases that I can remember and there must be many. Tell me one lawyer worth his name who has argued cases of such importance.
You might not agree with the stand that he takes but must give the man the credit for being the no. 1 lawyer of our times.
Supreme court used to be dominated by Lawyers from Bombay and Madras. Kapil became Delhi bars' first lawyer of some importance in the Supreme Court. He left behind Jethmalani, Nariman, Divan, Sorabjee etc in 90s itself and virtually became the no. 1 sr. In the late 90s.
Infact Jethmalani asked him to argue Sanjay Dutt's bail petition after failing repeatedly to get Sanjay out. Sibal got him bail but the whole credit was take by Ram Jethmalani and Satish Maneshinde. Kapil defended LK Advani including Jain brothers in the Jain Hawala case but again Jethmalani took credit of LK Adavni's aquittal. Lawyers like Salve and Jaitley used to brief Kapil in their younger days and Sibal was just 5-7 yrs older to them.
Most of the people on this forum including myself were not even born when he already became a Senior Advocate.
How many lawyers in India can you tell that have defended a judge in a parliament.
2. Kanga
3. Rashbehari Ghose
4. MC Chagla
5. Iqbal Chagla
6. Ashok Sen
7. Soli Sorabjee
8. SS Ray
9. Barry Sen
10. FD Mulla
11. NA Palkhiwala
12. Sir SM Bose
13. FS Nariman
14. Rohinton Nariman
15. Niren De
16. Ashok Desai
17. Sir Asutosh Mukherjee
18. NC Chatterjee
19. MC Setalvad
20. CK Dapthary
In no particular order, I mentioned a few names that came to me who are well known from the Calcutta and Bombay Bar of the yesteryears. Each of them, regardless of who they supported or what they did [SS Ray and Niren De for emergency, for example], they were the doyens of the Bar, for entire India. Each of them, barring very few, would have travelled all over India or substantially all over, aside from their parent HC, and the supreme court/federal court/privy council. You think he can be anywhere near them? Maybe you'd remove the names of a few, sure. But still Top 10? I don't think so.
GNLU gets 36 offers in total!!
Are these Tier ones for you? lol
The firm is dead brother
Tumhari internship cancel
i have relevant experience with two tier ones and a great profile yet they never seem to have slots
2..Try to go abroad, because Indian PhDs are often more stress inducing, in finding, entrance and everything else.
3. Market is tight. You've got to have things to stand yourself out.
5. Connections matter quite a lot while appointments.