The worst I have seen. Everyone is extremely toxic in their own way. Be it with speaking to you or responding to your work. Not sure if their feedback was genuine or a taunt to me (most of the times). Luckily a lot of toxic people are leaving and have left though by now. But still won’t recommend. Even AD is not the best.

One of the associates did not stop calling me for random things even in the middle of the night. It was creepy and unprofessional. His gyaan was not needed.

I’m glad it got over.

I know most of us wait until late 20s or early 30s or don't get married at all. I have been dating my girlfriend, (who I know I want to beg the question to) and for quite some time now, 4 years in college and 2 years post that. I am still 24, and I know a lot of people think this may be too early (heck my parents got married in their late 20s so no pressure there as well yet). She may also very well be aboard (a lot of ifs and buts, so assuming yes it is on).

Thus, need a reality check folks, I know as an A2 - A3, these are the hay days, where you put your head down and work your ass off. Thus, seniors, who are married, give me a reality check. A good call?

Marriage has its perks, I believe so (yeah don't want this to be a debate about pros and cons of marriage as an institution but rather about the how it will affect my work or my perceptions).

"I don't want to be that guy." A lot of people presume a lot of things in this industry about you for eg. if you are married, there will be certain obligations and you may not be able to devote yourself to your work so let's not rely on him as much.

I'm very passionate about corporate law and infact corporate law is the only thing in the law profession that excites me. Even though I didn't get an NLU this year and have been very demotivated to go forward with this profession, I have decided that I'll go with a good enough private uni as I wanna play the cards I'm dealt rather than cribbing and falling into this sense of inadequacy cuz of my failure in this exam.I don't want my sense of self to be tied to an NLU in my coming life. This is why I'm asking for a few success stories from people who have graduated from Private unis but still made it big in corporate law without any prior connections. I've checked those sections from several law firms websites and have found that there are many partners/counsels who have achieved so even after graduating from a private university but I'm not sure about their prior connections or family backgrounds which might have helped them. As a gesture of guidance, I'd be grateful if some of you can share your stories. It would act as the best piece of motivation I could get.

Maybe pick up subjects which you feel like you need to revise first (the ones concerning your area of work) and then revise the leftover ones (which are important in general).

If you paid attention in Uni, you will be able to

recall the concepts with one reading. Or else, start all over again. Study the subject again. Depending on its importance.

My first reaction: Of course we would all like to work for Clifford Chance than Lalaji; drink Johnny Walker instead of desi daru; eat chocolates rich in cocoa instead of sugar-filled garbage. 😁

My second reaction: Are we that primitive a country that the only thing we have to export is cheap labour? Can’t we push for imports of Indian manufactured goods in the UK? Don’t we make any world class goods? 😢

https://www.business-standard.com/amp/external-affairs-defence-security/news/india-uk-fta-talks-likely-to-resume-in-jan-aiming-to-resolve-pending-issues-124121200883_1.html

"How would you like it if men were told that they couldn't initiate complaints because there are a few false complaints?"

Yeah, men can't file sexual harassment complaints against any gender. The law doesn't even recognize that men can be subject of sexual harassment. Men are always viewed as the offender and the woman as the victim.

"What percentage of convicted sex criminals are men vs women?"
Please name a few laws where a woman can be convicted of sexual offenses on an adult.

How did you get to the reason behind men committing suicide?

Yes, women don't engage in large-scale violence but they do engage in silent violence which is not recognized by the law. They engage in mental violence.

I'm not taking anyones word at face value. Initiating complaint is not some great consequential thing. Its the right of every citizen in this country to file police complaints when something has happened to them. That is what the police are for. How would you like it if men were told they couldn't initiate complaints against some religious or caste group because there are a few cases where there are false complaints? If youre innocent- in most cases the police will file a final report and not take you to court without evidence. and even if they do make a flimsy case- there is still trial and a judge and appeals. Its delusional to think that police in india is somehow predisposed to take female victims of domestic violence or sexual assault at their word.

The fact that you want to shame women away from initiating complaints actually points to your biases and the world you want to build.

Agreed, and there will be many on this platform with Ph.Ds and even existing faculty in many state NLUs who will apply for NFSU faculty positions. After all, these are permanent positions in an extremely well-funded INI, in India's only multidisciplinary multicampus rapidly expanding specialized research focussed university. These are central government jobs. A faculty position at NFSU is a massive career boost.

Given a chance, who would want to stay in the regressive, academically diluted, forgotten, and financially distressed UG-focussed state NLUs whose footprint cannot extend beyond their respective states? NLUs are a career dead-end.

NLSIU and NLUD

1. Placements seem similar.

2. NLS seems more hectic because of the Trimester, but not really that much of an issue for me.

3. Delhi has locational advantage but the aqi is crazy (genuine question: do they let you install an air purifier inside the hostel room?)

4. I think NLS has more international exposure from reading both their website info. Not sure though, feel free to correct me.

5. Don't know about dating life, but not like I'll ever date someone from college. (surely)

6. NLS has better faculty apparently.

7. NLUD might have less competition due to the smaller batch sizes and the professors can give more individual attention. But is it enough to offset the faculty edge NLS has though?

8. Apparently harder to get a hostel allotted in NLUD if you're from the NCR. (I live outside though)

9. Only other factor that comes to mind is hostel infra, which I don't have much info on. (I know you're not supposed to make college choices based on how good the hostels look but since the other differences seem so close, might as well add this factor too. Your environment affects your mental and productivity in the long run after all.)

Tell me if I missed anything, I would like to make an informed decision.

Regards, zeraora44.

take a drop, you will be grinding all the same in SLS, Jindal like tier-3 NLUs, most T-1 NLU students are drop year ones, if u can't make it next year then take Jindal/SLS Pune admission based on whichever one has lesser adherence to attendance, because by 4th 5th year you will have to intern more to secure a job

Jindal won't give u placements, go to NLUO if u can survive a shitty village for 5 years, GREAT placements won't come to you, you will have to still use connections to get internships and then convert them into PPOs, and go to RGNUL if you would like to stay in north india with the same model as NLUO but in a less stranded city.
never choose symbiosis if you have RGNUL and NLUO as options.
Drugs are everywhere, alcohol is everywhere, u can't escape the culture u can only choose not to participate, don't believe this blame game going on in the comments above.

Nothing for upper middle class people like us then, only lower middle class ☹️

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I am a final year law student from Gurgaon and want to get into litigation. I am slightly confused if I should begin by practicing at the Punjab HC or the Delhi HC. Reasons for which I want to practice in the former:
1) Owing to high pollution and population congestion I plan on leaving Delhi and practicing in Delhi might not make that a possible avenue.
2) Ive heard that competition in Delhi HC is really bad so Its relatively easier to make a mark in the Punjab HC

I have little to no contacts in both the places, being a first generation lawyer, I will have to start from scratch at either of them.

Any help in deciding which one to go for would be great!

Yeah? These are the daily tasks that makes us feel injustice? Sure! Just like rapes in this country are too an everyday thing and shall therefore mean they are all fair and equitable? Just like people use rare cases of RG Kar and Nirbhaya all while delving into their fear mongering discussions and blowing the things out of proportion lying far away from the context? We didn't really respect the dead or identity of dead there as well.....just saying. You are going to be mad now and before you start typing, give a thought while being detached to whatever you have suffered or your bias against men for any reason or whatever stuff the social media and the bs influencers have taught you. Also don't come up with the literature and history of whatever moments.... try thinking of it in the present.