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For example if an A1 is eligible for 5L bonus, 100% would mean 5L. 130% would mean 6.5L
Does Vidhigya have good work? What is the pay like?
however this new course at nlsiu caught my attention. nlsat ba (hons).
i mean i am preparing for it (like for fun), but is it a good course? 2025 will be their first batch.
i mean ba (hons) students will have some 10% reservation in the nlsat llb course (but it's quite expensive - some 4.5 LPA)
ill be grateful if someone could help with this doubt
This can be seen by how apart from the top NLUs other good colleges like Christ, SLS are not even available to choose from in the vacation scheme application form. i had to end up putting 'other'. (Do not know if it's changed now...)
Vacation Schemes mostly do look at your academic requirement. Being top 5% of the batch gives you an definitive chance that they will atleast have a look at your application. Mostly scheme
That being said, more than LOR's doing well in international moots gives you an edge through both networking and good performance
NCLAT is actually the ideal place.
SC you don’t get much fees, people are working are getting extremely cheap fees rates. It’s only the senior counsel or good AOR firms who have leverage to charge good fees. I feel SC fees rates are sometimes cheaper than District Courts. It’s just that arguing a matter before SC bench is considered to be supreme in the legal profession and it is irreplaceable. No one can defy this.
HC is old school charm, no forum can actually replace it. Delhi High Court, Bombay High Court or Calcutta High Court even Madras High Court still have that sense of empowerment.
When SNJPC was implemented in august 2023 in delhi, officers received the past arrears arising from this hike because it was implemented retrospectively from 2016, i.e lakhs and lakhs of arrears were received, incl salary arrears and allowance arrears.
Please also aspire to joining/ becoming member of STEP in due course.
All the Best for future endeavours.
I hope you don’t get a 2nd 3rd gen doc for your treatment…..who simply got his practise because of nepo