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Calm down and explain the situation of yours in a very polite manner I agree with everything which you have explained.Let them understand the value of being educated in a national university and their opportunities.Dont raise your voice against them whatever they say is for our own good they think everything in a preventive manner our generation will think after the problem has raised so let's not disappoint them and our feelings too....Although it will take some time to understand , n have patience in you sister....now I'm aspiring to crack clat 2026 studying my 11th grade n I too hope this situation doesn't occur to me as a girl 🙂 wish me good luck any how just be you 😇✨️
Law firm jobs offer good salary,but they ruin your life(no work life balance) and in litigation you earn very less initially and the other avenues seem not so good.
Mobility in law is almost non existent(you can't move abroad as easily as tech),so what even the point of studying law?(Other than a liking for law and passion)
Can someone give me some positives?:,-)
Wouldn't I have been better off pretty much doing anything else?
Why is no one answering this?
So I am in currently in class 12th with commerce and this year's CLAT as you all know was shit and nothing can be made of it other than experience atleast for me, so Should I also take class 12th again in humanities from NIOS and then give CUET with Humanities subjects as my core? And If I get a BA from Hindu college or any other DU college after doing all this would it be worth it as after BA I would also like to pursue 3year LLb(can I do it simultaneously with BA?). I want to try UPSC and JUDICIARY both as my future employment aspects. Please do share your valuable experiences and advices.
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Under the Letters Patent establishing the HCs of Calcutta, Bombay and Madras, the presidency towns as defined in the LP and any law subsequent thereto enjoyed the status of having their disputes directly adjudicated under the Original Side of their respective HCs. This applied to criminal trials as well till it was removed by the CrPC 1973. Today, civil trials still take place in the Original Side of these HCs. This principle has also been incorporated into the Delhi HC.
Regarding why other benches don't enjoy this privilege, it is because they are merely benches set up to deal with Appellate Side matters which arise from certain jurisdictions and for the ease of convenience of the litigants.
At the very most, they might be entitled to say 20% of the entire profit.
I personally only use YouTube and even then I don't look at the comment section. Lot of my time is saved from arguing.
With limited time available in a T1 life, I choose to use it to better my lifestyle including health , investing in stocks, etc.
On an average, as SA, it should be at 150-200 to make annual requirements to be considered excellent at that point