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If you need someone from here who has done their studies in law to talk to your parents, please feel free to make that request. This nonsense cannot be allowed to continue any further. All the best. We are with you.
whichever nlu you are getting (and will likely be upgraded later) - show them that its a safe and academic place. show them the wonderful achievements of the alumni. and of course show them your own sincerity. i cannot stress this enough - if you go from here to nlu to high-paying job, you can literally move social classes and countries. opportunities are limitless. if your parents were okay with it before, they are likely to change their mind. please, don't let this opportunity go. reassure them that you will not become like that. update us!! good luck
Yet despite all that, there is an element of luck that comes into play. Questions with subjects entirely unfamiliar to you may still come up. And the timespan of the written test does not provide you the luxury to rest for more than a few minutes before you try to change your strategy. You have to simply start from anywhere in the paper and anyhow.
Now add in the cost and duration of NLSIU’s admission process and it can be extremely frustrating for even the most promising candidates. It is also worth reflecting that they ask you to upload a research proposal at the stage of applying itself and then use the written test to short-list which makes very little sense given that only 125 people even applied in 2024 for Ph.D. admission at NLSIU. Having Junior Research Fellowship in Law and other social science disciplines does not exempt you from the written test either.
Can NLSIU improve their admission process? Yes. But that is something beyond our control here. In this respect, even NLSIU is not very different in its bureaucratic inertia than other universities in India. To repeat after Henry, “And there was nothing we could do about it.”
I mean this kindly: develop your skills, and forget about these baseless avenues. It will only serve you well, I promise.
Lastly, if all points in below are factual, is it even possible for someone with a reference (be it personal or professional) to learn and get a PPO at the listed firms?? Thanks
https://www.legallyindia.com/convos/topic/314686-sam-virtual-internshipyet-no-work-given-please-help#comment-315410
they do not care about the participants and are very inconsiderate.
Vis - Intl Arb
Stetson - Inl Env Law and PIL
John H Jackson ELSA - trade law
Oxprice- PIL
IP price
HSF
Better do an AIGP certification than this.
Ia better then 5 yr BBA LLB
LLM from US along with NY Bar is some kind of a global passport allowing you access to serious recruiters of foreign law firms in US/London/UAE/HK/Singapore and of in-house MNCs.
Notwithstanding the above, LLM from abroad gives you wider perspective and memories of a lifetime. So, go for it.
P.S. Would also be grateful for recommendations/suggestions of Corporate/Private M&A teams in Delhi/Noida looking for associates!
S&R and TT&A should be kept out of the big-boys conversation, respectfully.
So is it time to look within then? Is Gen Z taking expectations of work-life balance too far?
https://www.ndtv.com/feature/even-at-rs-1-crore-salaries-us-ceo-claims-indian-tech-workers-lack-work-ethic-7618247#pfrom=home-ndtv_lateststories
Bihar should not get any money because it will only go into the hands of the politicians. Money should be poured into my state only because the politicians in my state are honest and will utilize the money in the most efficient way possible.
Past Governments have taken really good steps to tax rich farmers and have actively found out fake farmers but of course, this government supports the rich and will not think about doing that.
Of course everything should be privatized. However, if the Government is also selling everything and putting money into the hands of the capitalists.