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But, I saw that ppl from nls got jobs with wayyy fewer internships than ppl from nalsar, idk if you would count that as an advantage.
I am unable to meet individuals from diverse backgrounds in Hyderabad - the sample size that I come across are either from generation wealth derived from land/real estate deals hoarding black money, then we have the NRI return in FIRE mode. There's another category of snakeoilsmen constantly coming up with scams, or ponzi schemes. I am yearning for some intellectual stimulation. Looks like I am stuck in the wrong side of the city and feels like I am going back in time.
I am trying my best to break into better social networks and broadening my perspective, hopefully soon. Thank you, for your time!
Could you please please elaborate on his team and how is it?
Whether it’s a worthwhile place to work
Could you please elaborate on that?
It would help me with my decision
Just any feedback on his team
after that go to jindal or something bro
TIA :)
Well said OP. Surrounding this entire fiasco the original oversight that could've prevented all this has seemed to have been blurred. All the delays, all the uncertainty, all the court hearings, everything could've been avoided if they had just reviewed the question paper once. Especially the english question that OP mentioned, it seems almost comical as to why they would mark it as the right answer. It will all be well in the end, just focus on your boards and try not to thing too much of it (granted easier said than done) and everything will work itself out.
Here's to hoping the upcoming aspirants don't have to experience the same anymore 🥂
Banking and Finance is more broad since it has different niches within the entire gamut of practice; which allows you to get a flavour to many things and also be more flexible to inhouse opportunities after few years at law firms (tier 1 or otherwise).
Work life balance is fucked in both, capmarks even worse. Pay will be higher in capmarks though.