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Get into colleges like Harvard, Oxford or Cambridge. Scholarship is added bonus. (How to get in? Do your own bit of research).
During your tenure do internships. Traineeships/apprenticeship are great way to gain some experience as in USA in order to sit for the bar, you need to have some experience in practicing their laws.
This is only the process. How you make the best of your opportunities is on you.
Best of luck!
This is the list, nothing else is right ;)
for the new batch being admitted into NLSIU in 2025 do first year students have the option to opt out of hostel accommodation and stay in their own accommodation?
https://www.news18.com/viral/bengaluru-ceo-wades-into-middle-class-salary-debate-flying-once-a-year-skipping-savings-ws-kl-9346885.html
https://www.indiatoday.in/business/personal-finance/story/bengaluru-peepalco-group-ceo-ashish-singhal-middle-class-salary-crisis-2728029-2025-05-21
https://thewire.in/article/rights/curious-crusade-of-haryana-women-commission-renu-bhatia-against-ashoka-university-professor-ali-khan-mahmudabad
Should I have any hope of them hiring a fresher for the 2027 batch or is it completely fruitless?
Any advice on how to make the best of this internship, and hopefully get an assessment with them later, would be be very helpful!!
solely on that basis, nujs has been able to place double the number of aspirants per year for the last ten years than nluj, so my choice is cleear. it is difficult to completely wipe that kind of track record in 5 years
if you want to go for ifra etc. nluj wins (compare the money that they have spent)
Also, I have done nothing the past five months and the boredom is unbearable now. I want to be at least marginally ahead of my peers when I reach there.
Not asking about JAG, as that is not a permanent combat military position, and involves much the same (paper)work as in the ordinary legal career.
This is my hypothesis. Would welcome everyone’s views.
I recently came across my partners home in koramangala and boy was that a thing fucking beauty. I am curious to know if most partners in Bangalore reside in such lavish accommodations?
A. Not having to pay Mumbai rents
B. Decent returns on investments
C. Conservative lifestyle inflation
1cr net worth is easily doable within 5 years at T1
Obviously, this is assuming the person keeps their lifestyle in check for the first 4-5 years i.e., avoids buying a fancy car (> 10L), stays in a decent place (rent < 20-25k) and avoids foreign vacations.
This is also assuming that the person does not have significant financial liabilities (> 20k a month) i.e., towards education loan, family, health, etc.
If you want an assessment officially or a callback at t1 which is basically the same, you have to first intern there and get a second internship.
All I have come to know its a case study kind of subjective test for 3 hours.