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If I were you, I'd avoid Tata because of its frequent and long visits in the service center.
- Fuel efficiency
- Servicing
- Resale value
- Swag value —-I’m obviously not competing with equity partners, but I don’t want like Cyra from Jindal or Adhvyét from GLC, who could be my contemporaries or even junior to me, scoffing at me.
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Pls don't rant about the fact that you hate your corporate law job here and try to get me off the path.
OP's A: YES
Yes, I know that they may have fallen into a debt trap by taking large loans to fund these purchases.
Yes, I also know that they may be secondhand cars.
Yes, I know that these guys may have bought these cars only to improve their marriage prospects with Tinder dates.
But still… In a world where everyone judges you based on material possessions and brand, you do kinda feel bad ☹️ 😢
1. JGLS is by far the best college in India in terms of quality of faculty.
2. SLS is way ahead in terms of links with the industry (our partners are from SLS).
3. Firms recruit from SLS & JGLS in nearly equal numbers. That places SLS better because of their small batch.
sos!!!!!
But we should remember that someone as successful as him would have an exceptional understanding of the rules.
jake torts ke notes bana chal
Kolkata- https://www.barandbench.com/news/enforcement-directorate-raids-office-of-mamata-banerjees-lawyer-advocate-sanjay-basu ; this was political tho
https://www.ndtv.com/feature/shark-tanks-namita-thapar-and-anupam-mittal-clash-over-70-hour-workweek-debate-7302973
1.) is it worth it
2) maybe a silly question but will my prmotions are limited to district judge in reality .
3) how much time for prep .
Life humbles everyone
But from what I have heard, careers after law—especially in the corporate sector—are gruelling, and many people end up hating their jobs. Associates at firms like SAM, CAM, and Khaitan frequently complain about the long hours and the lack of stimulation in their work. This makes me wonder whether the fancy jobs that most law school students aspire to are really worth it.
Do people who earn great money, find their job satisfying, and lead a healthy life even exist?