I have had exposure to legal cultures outside India as well. I cannot point to anything like the mooting league tables elsewhere, even in places like the UK, where mooting is popular. If my knowledge is lacking, someone please point me to one. I think we need to enhance a spirit of greater collaboration combined with healthy competition, therefore no, I would not bring it back, if I had decision-making powers.

(a) Improve the search console. You can even make a dropdown firm wise (use automation bots to search for keywords) and get all the information related to a firm in one place. Right now, when I search a lot of links I get are of old news article or partner hirings, which are not valid anymore.

(b) Each thread should open in a new tab.

(c) The same thread is displayed multiple times on the home page based on the number of comments its has received. This should be changed and one thread should be visible only once and not 20 times again and again.

(d) Verified accounts to diminish fake news and trolls.

(e) Verified accounts for HRs

thank you for your thoughful response:

a) I would suggest something like a matrix, say a 4x2 table, each with a seperate topic (each topic should have at least 6-7 ongoing discussions and maybe one or two pinned threads). Maybe something like https://www.theguardian.com/uk. or if you want to take the more direct version with the top links like https://www.rollonfriday.com/

b) pinned would allow the community to focus on some ongoing topics

c) ask for some donation though, I am sure most partners would be happy to spare a few change

d) I am confident that most RCCs would be happy to contribute

e) mooting is one of the few objective parameters that may ever be used to compare performance (can attest that size does not matter). It is transparent (everyone knows who won etc.), quantitative (as long as there are acceptable standards to categorise and score moots), communal (around 10-20% of the batch would participate in some form or other with mooting activities), usually not very costly (except for the phoren ones) etc. As long as we dont get too excited and only take it as a data analytics and reflection, it would be healthy to see how things evolve across the ecosystem.

Why don't we acknowledge the reality? You survive because of this dick measuring. If not for it, people may visit LI - what, once in two months, perhaps? Why not abandon these lofty ideals (lofty because of the fundamental way this platform is designed and the market you are aiming at) and just say that this is a place where people can troll if they like? After all, there is some way we need to vent out our nastier side as well, don't you think?

LI seems to be too rife with negativity these days. Let's have some positive discussions. Talk about some really wholesome people you came across in your college or workplace.

Personally, I am a T1 NLU graduate. Left Big Law in a year for a boutique firm; while my pay took a considerable hit but the managing partner is such a sweetheart. For the first time, I have been feeling content with my life.

There is a hint for all of you to solve this missing puzzle, but in order to do so, I am going to provide another missing puzzle:

I am very disappointed in all of you, as no one was able to provide a reasonable answer. Here is the next missing puzzle:

1. In 2024, the Consortium of NLUs refunded 500 INR to the accounts of PwBD candidates who had paid 4000 INR as the application fee. What prompted the Consortium to take such a deliberate step? In CLAT-2025, it reduced the application fee for PwBD candidates to be at par with that of SC/ST candidates, i.e., 3500 INR.
2. Solution: You have to find the reason behind the Consortium's action. There is a connection between NLSIU, the Consortium, and the name "AP." Now you have three things to solve—go ahead and do it!
3. [Remember and never question this fact: The action of NLSIU was a deliberate and intentional step, and it is associated with the aforementioned.]

Another one of the seemingly thousands-strong army of anti-Sudhir conspiracy theorists who seem to love this platform. What is it? Now you'll tell me University of North Bengal self-funded LLM is better than Rhodes Scholarship + BCL and DPhil in Oxford? If that were really the case, tell me:

- Why would Sudhir shut down the very programme that benefitted him? The one that was the first step in him becoming the academic he is today?

- Why would he shut down the most famous programme NLSIU has to offer - the one which is known in India and beyond?

I excitedly await the answer of a ▮▮▮ person ▮▮

Why is it that no one wants to start their own independent M&A and Commercial Contracts legal practice, similar to litigators? Why is it that only litigators work independently? Is it impossible to start your own independent corporate legal practice? Has anyone done it successfully within the first few years of experience?

NMIMS Alumni here, please don't join NMIMS, I switched from SLS Pune to NMIMS since the course fee at that time was 10 lakhs and I didn't have to pay rent but now it is almost 4-5 lakhs per academic year, it has no placements, no support, you'll kill yourself trying to get internships some tier 1 firms have even blacklisted the college due to certain incidents. If you can, try getting into glc because you'll get the same opportunities with decent reception from firms. Although nothing could beat jindal if you look at placements

NMIMS fourth year student who has done reasonably well so far, getting internships and moots, agar connections hai to get internships at a decent click and long term ones as an added bonus, go to NMIMS, but if you dont then Jindal will help you 10 fold.

speak to your family, uncle anyone and ask about their connection in law firms be it as clients or personal connections and if you have a few options or know a big lawyer who can get you into many firms, use the connection it is your best asset and no shame, if you have no connections then nmims gives you almost no help career wise.

I currently work at a boutique specializing in IP/ TMT in a tier-2 city where I’ve had the chance to handle a wide range of matters and build strong practical experience. I also have two years of work experience, as I started working during my final year of law school.

That said, I am a non-NLU graduate aiming to transition into the media law space, preferably with firms in Mumbai. I would appreciate any advice on how best to position myself for this shift and what salary range I should realistically expect during this move.

You people are such gullible fools but I am not surprised.

Most of you need a class in journalism - most of you are no better than whatsapp uncles.

Anonymous sourcing after anonymous sourcing is huge red flag for credibility for news.

Articles across Indian press and Sputnik of all things don't pass the smell test.

I can see the people already calling this a victory for "India" and equating Adani to India.

This is what paid PR narrative building looks like in the age of disinformation.

Take Jindal for anything below HNLU. If Jindal not an option (for future readers) take Symbi Pune. Only then consider those below HNLU.

Colleges above or equal to HNLU: NLS, NALSAR, NLU-D, NUJS, NLUJ, NLIU, HNLU.

Feel free to correct me in case I missed something. Hope it helps.

For Indian companies/firms: No. For foreign: Yes. The foreign LLM degrees that you see were acquired in 2000s or early 2010s when Competition Law were not taught in India and it did not have any jurisprudence. Today, for Indian firms and companies, an LLM does not add any value. However, if you want to move abroad then an LLM from a good UK/EU University can do the trick. Make sure to pursue LLM after a few years at a T1 Law firm. Work Ex really matters for getting hired at foreign law firms.

who is tanmaya mehta, I only know the great Tanmay Mehta. He throws the best parties in Delhi. Son of a very senior civil servant, Tanmay Mehta in his short tenure as an Advocate has already worked in the best of chambers and now using his skills and pedigree has obtained panels in Karnataka and New Delhi. He is also great friends with Governors, Ministers and Sr Advocates.

One honest question here - Justice Khanna did something very few can even imagine of doing, leave aside actually do, and rightfully secured his place in history. But apart from that, how was he as judge? Neither Roses Nor Thorns has been on my to read list for a while but haven't seen much in public domain about him other than his famous verdict. Can someone provide more details or point me towards other sources?

is the situation same now ,giving mh cet 2025 this year came across this so thought of setting my cllg options well before ,also pls clarify about internships here,placemnet here FOR 3 YEAR LLB im asking since really confused about this seince GLC is always been as tag oh glc is the hype real or fadded ? like placement inthe sense do top tier law firms take 3 year students or not,also do 3 years get to work in top law firm like intern over there ? pls clarify this since i also gaved nlsat this year for 3 year didnt went well but so i dont think i can have hopes of getting there ,so only option remains is mh cet,so if not GLC then what ? suggest !!!!!! thanks:)

Hi, thanks for the information. I’m not particularly looking for deep mentorship in terms of managing transactional work. I’ve enough experience doing perhaps 75% of a mid size deal alone without too much supervision (or at least the confidence to do the same) but when perhaps at this level - I am looking for some other things to become better (i.e., things like being involved in some decisions, precedents, input on fees, being tactical with mark ups, being able to contribute during negotiation, dealing with client crisis). Anagram seem to have very focused work.

IDK if it helps, but getting an internship in a law firm without a connection in a short time is very unlikely, so what you can do is do an in-house internship. You can send a LinkedIn message to the counsel of there, such as TechM, etc. they may be able to help you in getting an internship