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HNLU Admin has mastered the skill of public relations to some extent. The only thing that they managed to pull off in the last few years is signalling to the outside world that the University is functioning at its best. However, it is as dismantled internally as it could be.
The students work tirelessly to get everything for themselves, be it moot court achievements, conferences, publications, and internships. It's not a hidden fact that when it comes to a PPO, a lot depends on the relationship between the concerned law firm and the University. The students have faced this for a long time that despite doing extremely well, we don't get a fruitful response.
The Admin has its stance clear - we won't invite any firm to collaborate; the firm should pitch us their ideas. I don't know, but are we Harvard or something? The placements are in shambles; be it Batch 2025, 2026, or 2027, every batch has taken the heat. But but the Admin believes that the firm should come to us. All they do is act disrespectful to anyone and everyone!
Hit and keep hitting where it hurts. Follow your and their monies. And the answers will emerge. Also it's not a sprint. Aquire and nurture the stamina for a marathon.
I need tips on how to deal with stupid people who have no clue about certain things. Am I supposed to explain these unaware people how moots work now??? ๐ญ๐ญ๐ญ
Call an expert for an in person session?
"We have to buy bouquet and fund their travels and you know put in money "
Let's do a workshop?
"Make it zero budget"
https://x.com/TFTC21/status/2045250949216895058
It has always been a scam and will continue in future as well. The sheep always get slaughtered.
HNLU finished as Runners up in Hong Kong.
theyve chamber practise running inside the firmโฆโฆโฆ
Early phase should focus on either trial courts or higher courts. Traditional legal practice is always a success.
Indians as max will only make a subtle comment and leave it there, whites may take physical actions and even record it to humiliate you
If you put your head down and work, keep your ego aside and have the genuine desire to grow and learn, I donโt understand how age could be a problem. The battle will majorly be internal- taking orders from ppl much younger than you but thatโs totally up to you. Once youโre in the system, your work and attitude will decide your future. Getting in might be a little hard considering the ageism that exists and recruiterโs perception about your fragile ego, but thatโs going to be everywhere unless you start something of your own.
If law is something you really want to do- go for it and try getting into NLU Bangalore if you can. Iโm sure youโll meet at least 1 person around your age.
Will the same be true for In-house, etc. roles?If I did very good in all the semesters & learn a lot during internships, is it possible to land in a fairly paid in-house role, may be in an NBFC,AIF, etc, if not big banks, for same reason you highlighted above?
Thanks again, for your suggestions!
But moving abroad requires atleast a handsome capital.I've a few friends who were admitted to a M.Research at good univ. in UK, but life there is not good at all, mostly working everyday, all evening in restaurants, uber, etc., & for living, & getting into PhD is far tougher there, than India..life is tough EVERYWHERE!!!!
I find no problem in working under younglings but superior in experience!
But, if one puts equal effort & dedication into the job, why wouldn't they become partners due to age?it takes 9-12 years to become a partner na, generally ofc, I understand there may be so many other factors.
Hope this helps u w some context as to state of things
Any updates on joining month?
Try ELP for comp law.
have you considered policy jobs? like those policy teams in SAM/CAM or boutique law firms like Ikigai
or think tanks like The Dialogue?
How much overlap would it be in such teams between policy and legal work?
Would really love anybody's inputs.
Solid info by an SA