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1. How many moderators?What are the profiles of the moderators?
2. Why is there such a far-left bias in comments, egged on by certain moderators?
3. Why is the voting pattern so skewed? Are multiple votes being cast, through bots?
Kian, what is wrong with legally india now?
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Ranking in my view, when considering things holistically: campus and hostel quality, faculty quality and placements getting EQUAL weightage.
1.There are some paid research assistant-ship you can do with academics/lawyers. You can check which faculty pays for research assistance and you can accordingly apply. Consider applying at Jindal where the faculty members do pay at times. The work may not be strictly related to.corporate or litigation, but you can make 5k per month
2. You can also try participating in essay competitions. Some of them pay really well. This is of course not a certain route but you can try.
3. You can also consider working as a free- lance writer. Again, this may take a chunk of your day's time but it may pay well.
Wonder what other companies which boasted about super high subscriptions and bids have done this / are just hollow.
Isn't this greater than what most of the corporate firms pay ? They why to join law firms ?
No arguments and no substantive appearances
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What do I do about projects & exams? Is there any advice/tips you'd give me?