Yes. Allow right wing trolls like you into the lives of typical, reasonable, nice people, who have a reasonable level of mental strength, and see those nice, reasonable, kind people go broke with astronomical medical bills, all of which are the result of the constant need for mental health medication prescription. See that happen over and over again.

Hello friends. Let us remember that we went to law school and not medical school, and should not be talking about issues like this with such conviction when we don’t have the expertise to do so. Reading a few sensational articles, or even a couple of research papers on the topic, will not equip you with the nuanced knowledge needed to comment on something so complicated as the human body :)

They can't have it residential because there is no hostel space left. Moreover, they will try to get students with influential relatives enrolled into this programme and then play fast and loose with the attendance requirements like GLC, so that those people can get a degree without a lot of daily effort.

Basically not wanting to sound entitled, I have a PPO offer from one of the borderline T1/ T2 firms. I am from a T2 NLU and placements/PPOs don't come easy for us. But the management of this firm is a nightmare. I like half of the team I worked with, the Partner was great and rest people were good but the management itself drove me to tears sometimes.

I know I am not at a luxury to reject a PPO, but so far I have interned with 3 banded tier ones in my practise area and have been able to convert all of them into a callback (only pursued one, where the PPO is from) and others are still lined up. I have the callbacks scheduled for this year, and I am in my 5th year currently. Another factor to consider would be that I dont know how much hiring the team is done with, and what my chances would be after DayZ in T1s end. Can I reject this PPO and bank on the fact that something good will come from these callbacks? (though I personally think I am well beyond the timeline)

Honestly, everything aside, I just don't have a very good feeling about working here. Something in my gut just clenches at the idea. Should I not go ahead with it, and try my luck somewhere else?

I am very confused about this. What should I do? Please I genuinely need some advice.

The VC or the admin has nothing to do with it. The 2026 batch has been winning competitions left, right, and centre for a long time now, so you can say that they are just overachievers. The 2027 batch has been catching up as well. Simply put, the students are really competitive and hardworking.

I have come to notice that NLUJ has been doing extremely doing well in Moots and ADRs.

They won Vis East, Top 8 in Vis Vienna, Have ended up in top 4 in Moots like Oxford Price media, Stetson, Oxford IPR, Frankfurt, Jackson, jean pickett etc etc

In ADRs too they have won NALSAR, NUJS, NLIU Competitions and ended top 8 in CDRC Vienna

All this is in 2024 itself

Are they being aggressively incentivised by the admin or they just overachievers? Or is it because of new VC?

No shit, Sherlock. But why not heap praise on the ones who are actually getting the medals, its not a finite pie.

But you’re right, unite and shame the politicians and babus and businessmen into funding good things for the country. And not just fight amongst yourselves while these psychos stuff hundreds and thousands of crores up their ass.

28 (including 4 women) designated as Senior Advocates by Bombay HC.

First batch after modification of guidelines by SC in may 2023.

https://bombayhighcourt.nic.in/writereaddata/notifications/PDF/noticebom20240802153232.pdf

In terms of salary, tier 1 law firms have policy teams, Sam has one. Not aware of exposure situation there, but salary is decent.

Exposure wise there are several think tanks and ngos, vidhi delhi, ikigai, trustbridge, nipfp which hire with bachelors degrees. ORF is another org, but harder to get into.

Ideally, law firm experience prior to joining public policy organisations helps a lot. Although, one might find it hard to quit a high paying law firm job to a public policy think tank (from financial perspective) without substantial interest. Further, there may be a glass ceiling in public policy organisations.

That being said, public policy work is indeed quite fulfilling, so it'd be a great idea if you enjoy researching for hours at end and writing.

Can't give you a definite answer because I don't know exact details, but I don't see why not. If you want to become a commercial lawyer and you can justify that in your personal statement and interview(s) (if you get that far) by (i) explaining how going down that pathway would make you do all the grand stuff the Rhodes Trust expects scholars to do (in terms of having a 'mandate' to make the world a better place or whatever); and (ii) more importantly, showing that you have a genuine interest in commercial/corporate law.

Hi, I am completed my LLM last year and have almost 1 year of experience. Initially I worked in a law firm in their corporate team but the firm is a local state level firm only. I have done the basic work like LDD, contract drafting and few other stuff then I switched to being a legal analyst at a company but I am not satisfied with either the payment nor with the work.

I really wanna go into Corporate teams of T3/T2 firms. and then work my way up. I am also not from NLU so please if anyone can help me how can I change the trajectory of my career please.

Factor system works well for teams that earn well and collect well. IPR, Customs, and Trade team have enjoyed 200% to 300% factor in many months, which means the variable part becomes 2 to 3 times when you get your monthly pay. The system rewards hard work. Ask any senior in the firm; the ones doing well will rave about the benefits of the factor system.

Our orientation began yesterday. A lot of students are doing online internships. And some are delving deep into good books already. Assuming i know nothing about internships, research papers, clubs and committees, and moot courts, please explain them to me simply with tips on how to do well in them. How can i begin preparing for all of it right now?

Also, i am not sure about whether i wanna go into litigation or corporate or judiciary etc. Do i need to make these decisions at this stage or can i make them later too?
I expect serious and helpful responses. No trolls please. If you have anything useful to say, please mention.

1st year BBA LLB student

yeah DSK bands in Mumbai are as follows:

A0 - 8.4F + 1.6V

A1 - 11F + 2V

A2 - 13F + 3V

A3 - 16F + 4V

SA1 - 20F + 5V

SA2 - 24F + 6V

SA3 - 28F + 7V

PA1 - 32F + 8V

PA2 - 36F + 9V

PA3 - 40F + 10V

AP1 - 45F + 10-20V

AP2 - 50F + 10-20V

AP3 - 55F + 10-20V

Partnership starts with 65F (everything else being variable)

Oh, but you nearly hit the nail on the head regarding one point, I'll give you that (but seeing your IQ levels, it is not a surprise that even when you were so close to getting something right, you somehow got it wrong); modern dating culture does result in entitled men still assuming they can rape women.

You are just displaying your own ignorance levels and frightening lack of self-awareness! Or, even more worryingly, you are doing this because you are malicious. The law definitely doesn't protect only women (in fact, it has been proven time and time again that it does the opposite) and false accusations are very uncommon indeed; what we see more often is women making genuine claims which are dismissed as false, because we are in the unfortunate position of the selection process for who enters the legal profession not being strong enough to filter people like you, who are completely lacking in any moral backbone, out.