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I won't be the right person to comment on these two.
Have you considered any other places?
Your spelling is atrocious, my dear fellow.
"Speaking about the task of drafting an initial registration prospectus for an initial public offering (IPO), Solomon said the document — known as S1 — took a six-person team two weeks to prepare, but AI can complete this task 'in minutes', according to the publication."
As you have been preparing for competitive exams. This will definitely help u to get into a good college
. And your choice to prepare for UPSE was not a waste of time.
Choose PE/VC for more opportunities and growth as a commercial lawyer.
Choose Funds if you want to be hyper-specialised in a small area of the law that mostly all funds will outsource to law firms on a one-time mandate (making it harder to move in-house later).
I know my ability - I think 2 years of exclusive UPSC prep can see me through to at least one of top four services.
How do I leave, and in 2 years if I don't crack, where do I land?
Someone who has been there, done that?
How are things at "Howard of the East"?
Very less and selective hiring throughout.