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can someone also shed some light if ( have any idea ) counsel's who are doing really well on the IBC lit side. in nclt & nclat delhi
Misha and Siddhant Kant at SAM for IBC disputes
Anoop Rawat at SAM for Insolvency Transaction
If I would be bangalore meti life different hoti but meih toh tier 2 city meih hu 😅😞
Regarding courses, experience & skills always trump these certifications. So even working at a small place will help in gaining skills and network which will definitely help you in the future.
However, do not sit idle for too long. If nothing comes up in few months, then think about these courses ONLY so negativity does not affect you while sitting idle and at least the mind would be doing something productive.
Rather talk to the people who're doing what you want to do and ask them about stuf. Sir with them watch the work up close. The best is to start working at a place where you get to learn even if it pays less.
1) Introduction to Academic Legal Writing - Session 1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uIUmcAGc72s
2) Introduction to Academic Legal Writing - Session 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0gOdWNdyMQ
3) Introduction to Academic Legal Writing - Session 3
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sgpLOkcIACA
2. In-house
3. Judiciary
4. UPSC/SPSC
5. Govt in-house through clat pg
6. SEBI/RBI/ JAG autonomous exams
7. MBA (consulting and below jobs, yet to see an investment banker or hedge fund manager from law)
8. Litigation
9. Academia
10. Policy firms
11. Foreign law firms(maybe) after foreign LLM/ or 2-3 years of experience in capital markets.
12. Something called LPO ( I came to know about this recently, thanks to LI).
13. Foreign in-house ( I have seen this wrt to banks. Folks work in foreign banks based out of India and then move abroad).
Anything else. Please let all of us know. Right now, litigation, law firms and in-house can only be called a "field" as such. One can't really base his career choice on clearing competitive exams.
Pursuant to the sebi-zee fiasco, now sebi does not give any work. And representation from the other side is not easy to get as it is dominated by tier 1 for important matters.
Plus the legacy of these colleges are unmatchable when it comes to mooting (NLUJ especially)
Foreign vacation schemes and training contracts in Linklaters Allen & Ovary are quite common
There is no reason for these colleges to not be considered tier 1 unless someone is ignorant like you?
I had batchmates with pretty insane CVs that did not get shortlisted
The work culture is excellent. People are very friendly and great to be around. You will be in close contact with smart, and hardworking people. No weird office hierarchies or politics.
Pay is decent by market standards, starts at 60-70k pm for A0. Work will be commercial litigation with daily court matters.
https://www.telegraphindia.com/west-bengal/women-activists-lawyers-flay-mamata-banerjees-aparajita-bill/cid/2046539
I have done my LLB from a Non-NLU government university in India , and I want my LLM to be from a reputed institution. Please guide me if possible.
by mainstream media that she committed suicide because of academic pressure and she did not blame anyone.This site is unnecessarily trying to create controversy.
He wants to know why am I going out with friends when there is pending work. I mean the dude just gave me 3 days to finish the work. If you want to check the progess, check after a day. He expects me put everything aside for a work which is not urgent.
This is for 2026 batch