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. Other factors are a bit more important.
Companies just don’t have any commercial reason to comply with competition law. In fact, contravention is commercially logical and the small penalties and/or counsel fee to be accepted as the cost of doing business.
A. Case law/research purposes
B. Contract drafting/vetting purposes
C. Due diligence purposes
1. how are the placments
2. how is the academics and other extracircular
3. considering it to be t2 will students find difficulty in finding jobs and all?
4.hows the senior junior interactions
pls if any seniors or current students could guide me on this it would be helpful thank you
Take a partial drop if needed, but understand that it is quite easy to get into most foreign LLM programs as they are just a cash grab so don't worry you won't dent your LLM chances by coming to NLUJ.
From what I have heard and seen he's a giant in company law matters mainly in NCLT/NCLAT like Arun Kathpalia.
Are in house jobs actually the semi retirement places that law firm folks believe them to be?
Also, UPSC is far far more harder than Judiciary. Judiciary is full of dumb people from top to bottom. Most judges are undeserving and inefficient people and most of them have tried UPSC and couldn't even succeed in cracking prelims when they were young.
That's the main reasons.
All I can find about this college on Legally India so far, is like 3-4 years old, and I love to hear about it now, taking into account:
1. Academic Curriculum
2. Extracurricular Support (Moots, Conferences, Publishing)
3. Peer Groups (How academically inclined they are to push you for better heights)
4. Societies (Strength of Societies is also important)
5. Admin
If any seniors from BO'30, BO'29, BO'28, BO'27, BO'26 could help out, ideally in the 2-3 latter batches, as they can actually tell the growth, virtue of them being in the college, for a longer time. I would love anybody's advice regardless, even from other NLUs, who've heard about HNLU. Thanks!