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The one extra piece of unsolicited advise I will give you is to have extremely thick skin and look at the substance of the criticism and how it relates to your work. If it is all personal (which it can be) then ignore it and if it has an element of critique about your work focus on just that. Eventually seeing someone unflappable under pressure is what will make your reputation for you. Another thing is that AZB'ites tend to be nicer to you after you have spent a few (about 6) years in the firm since you are then an insider. Once you become an insider you should have more occasional reprimands (mostly around appraisal time).
I will also encourage you to not carry that culture through to the people you work with since most associates get carried away and take pride in emulating those that were most severe on them. Differentiating yourself and endearing yourself to many at the firm will make your rise faster.
Third gen, 1500 sq. Ft ready office with library, 8 associates working with father, huge name in HC, big house, Porsche and BMW, crores in mutual funds and Gold
And you???
Jaa tera maalik bula raha hai tujhe.
Both are in Bangalore, and both are massively overhyped, and both are well past their prime
Capital market is the least money making team in every law firm. They can hardly meet their own costs. ▮▮▮
That should tell you enough about the work quality and money coming in
Tier 1 would be NLSIU>NALSAR>NLUD.
Tier 2 would JGLS>GNLU>NLUJ>NUJS.
Tier 3 would be NLIU>RGNUL>RMLNLU>MNLU-M>NUALS>BITS>Symbi Pune>Symbi Noids
Rest tier 4 (eg Odisha, Nagpur) and 5 (eg Patna, Ranchi)
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I didn’t go for an upgrade and stuck to my decision of joining GNLU.
Do I regret it? Absolutely not. It was one of the better decisions I made for myself, I was able to achieve all the things I wanted to.
Please consider both pay and work culture and suggest
As I will be graduating in 2030, I would greatly appreciate your insights on which of the two institutions might offer better academic exposure, career opportunities (both in litigation and corporate law), peer environment, and overall growth prospects in the long term.
I understand both universities are among the top NLUs, and this makes the decision even more challenging. Any guidance based on your experiences or observations would be extremely valuable to me.
2. They offer internships after successful interviews depending on the month. They have a strict 2 interns per month policy at least for their Mumbai office. But all in all—I'd say it's one amongst the best places to intern. Associates are approachable and kind, good amount of work. Call back scene is a little iffy owing to the lack of their HR Structure; otherwise, it was a great 1 month.
How much funds associates makes or partner ?
Is there any exit opportunities for funds lawyer ?
In Mumbai, most of the partners are staying in rent. Some partners stay in Lodha as well. But the trend is most of the partners staying in rented apartments of 3BHK and rainmakers staying in 4BHK. But some partners do have homes worth 15-20 crores in Bombay. But I would rather prefer investing that money for real estate in some other city.
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so my question is; do nlus ask for highschool transcripts? or will his a levels statement of result be enough? he can’t opt for resits at this stage either. moreover, will they contact the school where he is from?