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Ferraris are the cheapest of the bunch, but they're primarily a sports car brand. Senior partners usually prefer sleek sedans or premium SUVs. Showing up in a Ferrari, even if they can shell out 3cr, would be a bit off for sure.
College brand matters A LOT.
from a guy who got an 'O' grade in Jurisprudence, taught by Sudhir
ps: lighten up and take a joke
Indus for M&A and PE. Still one or two very decent partners left in each office. Still very good in VC deals. TMT is decent as well. At least better than saraf. Real estate is also better in the Delhi office than Saraf. For corp, go to Mumbai or Bangalore.
Don't do cap marks or competition in either.
Also, which office of Indus is better in terms of corporate team ?
Symbiosis Pune
ILS Pune
AIL Mohali
Christ Bangalore
Nirma Ahmedabad
KIIT Bhubaneswar
UPES Dehradun
Symbiosis Noida, Hyderabad, Nagpur
NMIMS Mumbai
BITS Mumbai
Bennett
Amity Noida
SOA, Manipal, LPU, etc.
This is my list of private law schools. ILI mentioned by you above is Govt institute offer only LLM not BALLB.
All the best..
Thank you in advance!
They haven't done anything substantial in years
If 2026 - Maybe boutique, maybe T1 (do a proper research on whether the team is really hiring after day z, etc),
If 2027 - All T1, no Boutique.
P.S. - Always give more context before posting next time. Good luck!
Have been with the best. He charges 5-6 L.
But all of those lawyers do have LLMs with them.
So, kindly pursue LLM after your LLB and use code LI420, wo that we can earn 5% out of your fees paid as our commission.
Here's what you were looking for, kid: GNLU outperforms, outstrips, outguns (whichever expression you prefer) all the T1s. That's it. End of story. Happy? You've got someone morbid enough to give you the controversial hot take you needed. Now log off and find something useful to do (e.g., if you'll be going for an LLM, actually refine your dissertation ideas/research proposal now, instead of wasting time now and scrambling later).
2. Every partner has their specific area.
3. Performance is largely measured by billing and recovery.
4. Role of a partner is to bring in clients and expand the practice.
5. There are matters with billable hours and there are also lump-sum mandates. Depends on matter to matter and in disputes it is pretty flexible.
I started doing this by the end of 3rd year, and I got internships at 3 tier I firms and 3 tier II firms. Right before graduating, I started doing this for getting a job and landed an interview with 3 tier I firms and 1 tier II firm.
Who are the upcoming non designated senior advocates in bangalore who I can intern with/ apply to? Since language is a problem, please factor that in.