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2- S&R
1- AZB
1- KCO
1- CAM
Personal details to bahut door ki baat hai.
What does this mean?
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HR shares feedback form with everyone you worked with.
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Good feedback/explicit recommendation for callback by the team.
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Callback offered.
CAM: Here, you have to submit a research paper (2500-5000 words) and give a presentation (45-60 mins) as a part of the internship program. It is mandatory only for a 4-week internship. Depending upon your feedback from the team (which is based on your work + presentation), callbacks are decided. Generally, the callback internship at CAM is with a different team/practice area, i.e., not with the team you previously interned with. However, exceptions are there.
AZB: No research paper or presentation is required for the first-time interns. However, callback interns are generally required to give a presentation. Callback depends entirely upon the feedback of the people you worked with.
SAM: No idea. Never got the chance to intern there. T_T
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Thanks!
Side note - How is JSA delhi disputes team? ▮▮▮ is the work exposure worth it?
Oh absolutely, you must buy a MacBook for NLSIU. Because if you do not, how will people know you are intelligent, ambitious, and clearly better than everyone else? It is not about speed or performance. It is about prestige.
Imagine walking into class and pulling out a budget laptop. Tragic. No one will even look at your constitutional law notes. Your arguments will lose weight. Your social stock will plummet. With a MacBook, even if your memo is bad, it looks expensive. And that is what matters.
As CLAT got more popular, a lot of students from modest backgrounds and small towns started giving the exam and this demographic now dominates the student body. So the profile of the Gen Z student body is very different. The students from elite backgrounds now head to Jindal.
I wonder if this has negatively affected placements? ie if recruiters prefer those from elite backgrounds , because they tend to have better communication skills and social skills? Perhaps good contacts too? This might explain Jindal getting a chunk of tier 1 jobs?