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a. JGLS
b. BITS Bombay
c. BML Munjal
d. Shiv Nadar Chennai
e. Any other private univ you think paying good sum.
Thank You!
1. Sidhu paaji saying - "Chah gaye guru" but replacing "A" in Chah with "U" and the last "H" with "D".
2. "Kalaiyo ka galat istemal" but "Kalaiyo" is replaced with "Dimaag"
3. "yeh wohi baat hui ki agar meri chachi ki munchhey hoti toh main use chacha kehta" - This line is for you, stating that you have a PPO regardless and think you earned it on merit. Yeah, marks are not part of your merit.
4. "Mushkil toh nahin keh sakte hain, tough zaroor hoga India ke liye" - After posting this, you would have thought ki iska answer mushkil nahi hai, par after it get posted, tumne khud ke liye ab tough kar diya hai.
(2) by looking at the universities and filtering the universities with which Cams HR does not have regular contact
(3) reaching out to the univ for finding out the rank
Being able to form your own views and sustaining them in the face of popular opposition is how you grow in life, business, law practice
You cannot have the same belief as everyone else and achieve excellent or even above average results
I'm looking forward to giving the clerkship exam in 2025. Could someone guide me about how long study takes, prep material, benefits and options in case you don't clear the paper? Really need guidance as I am from a t2 nlu and no senior/batchmate is planning on this...
In the larger scheme of things, there are notorious teams with questionable people (as there exists in every firm) but remember to take each day one at a time to survive the marathon.
See you'll soon at One World Centre, Cheers and Happy Diwali!
We really need to be talking about this because it's the number one expense for people working in Mumbai.
https://www.businesstoday.in/latest/trends/story/real-estate-is-a-scam-in-india-management-professionals-post-on-3-million-apartment-in-india-vs-us-goes-viral-452211-2024-11-01
Batches which came after COVID most probably don't even know that it existed.
Who is she/ how are the Partners under her vertical and how is the team culture, pay etc??
https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/bibek-debroy-chairman-of-pms-economic-advisory-council-dies-at-69-6919418#pfrom=home-ndtv_topscroll
As to your question generally, yes there are some Indian researchers working on jurisprudence, albeit very few. And yes, many of them are on twitter since nowadays that's the dominant platform for academics (although I sense many are migrating to bluesky).
Their interviews are very technical unlike other firms so prepare accordingly and do not slack off or take this lightly. All the best.
2. Basics of Contract, Arbitration, Consti and CPC.
This should mostly be enough.
Same as title
Law college is perhaps the easiest college to establish.
Can Sem IX students sit for this even if exam results are pending in December? Which law college in India has their results out in Nov/Dec?
KCO does not get back late, maximum 2 months for a PPO interview and even earlier for a callback. 2 people from the 2026 batch of NALSAR received PPOs in that timeline. KCO/ firms in general do not respond with a rejection, so take the hint.