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What if someone switches their UNI during vacancies and still remain in the top 20, would they get ABS ?
In any case, hiring trends seem to be on a downturn irrespective.
LAWYERS BEWARE!
And it's attributable to economics. Supply and demand. Plain and simple. Supply is increasing every year. Numbers used to be more concentrated in the top 5, now they're being spread out. Every single job given to someone from a pvt law school is a job that would've otherwise contributed to the concentration.
I have given you 2 reasons, but there would be more. You can rationalise the market, you can't defeat the market.
2. Come speak to the members of the Delhi Bar to know how they really feel, and how things really here are and how most of us feel about each of the judges.
3. The current president of the Bar has represented Kejriwal previously on multiple occasions. I do not think it would be appropriate for him to make any such comments - it would appear very improper. My resentments with the Prez. are about his inability to take a stand/lack of a spine. Even then, I do find him to be a man of integrity. I do not think he would want to muddy his reputation by making any political comments.
4. Kejriwal actually was not "questioning the probity of" the judge. He said there is apprehension of bias, especially given that similar findings against him have been given in the previous cases (including Kejru's WP challenging his arrest. Apprehension of bias is not the same as questioning someone's 'probity'.
4.a. Especially when his first ground was that detailed findings were given in previous judgments saying offence was prima facie made out + on the first date it was said that impugned order is prima facie wrong. Charge/discharge anyway has to be determined at a prima facie standard - so that finding already stands given. (Sidenote: yes, yes. Technically standard of charge/discharge is "grave suspicion" - Dilawar Kurane, Sajjan Singh et al - but that's being pedantic).
Anyway, no point commenting on merits/demerits of the recusal application itself. But worthwhile to point out that seeking recusal is not automatically the same as casting aspersions on a judge.
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You can try clearing JRF and starting a PhD. There are opportunities to work as a Research Associate at many NLUs, where the initial pay is around 50–60K, and it can eventually convert into an Assistant Professor role.
Also, focus on publications and conferences.
I know these suggestions may not be entirely relevant, but please don’t get demotivated by the comments people make on this platform. Many will repeatedly tell you that being a non-NLU student makes things impossible but don’t worry, your time will come. Please don’t lose hope.
We have many professors at our NLU who are from non-NLU backgrounds and do not have strong connections. Maybe I cannot fully guide you on what exactly to do, but I can confidently say that it is possible.
Don’t judge yourself based on what these privileged people, sitting in their AC chambers, say to you on LI.
You can also try for SC Law Clerkship and other such exams like, IBPS Law Officer etc, as you said you cracked NET. These exams are very much doable to you. Try giving SEBI as well.
Baaki, Don't worry. Things will change :)
My thought of doing a reputed foreign LLB, is for two reasons. The first one is a job at Magic Circle or Silver Circle law firms. The second one is self esteem needs (sometimes I tend to have thoughts that I have never experienced an excellent pedagogy in my college and that has made me a mediocre person. And that only an LLB at a world famous University can change me)
That being said, if you have a stellar profile to beat the odds in a gloomy job market, and are confident that you would be able to land up with a job with similar pay as the one that you have in hand right now, maybe you could gamble. Depends on how confident you are about that, and how badly you need the job. Else, wouldn't recommend being too greedy. Peace of mind has its worth.
That being said, of course, networking helps.
Keep working on yourself, keep applying, keep learning, and do not let temporary delays make you believe permanent lies about yourself.
Admin please keep an eye on these threads which have a tendency of inviting homophobic comments and jests.
Try working for seniors - Apurv, Shivek, Pari, Aisha. If you do well, they’ll definitely push for your call back / extension.
Coachings and institutions have created a very fanciful and dreamy perception of NLS.
Guillible Teens who don't know better,only focus on the positives,ignoring the whole picture.
So,does anyone know how is NLS doing currently in departments such as Faculty, Student - Teacher ratio, Academia opportunities,Campus, and Placements?
No sweet coaxing,just the truth.
It looks like we do import some amount of generic drugs and textiles, but that’s really it.
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Gujju
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