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Please post this in some relevant sub on reddit, you are more likely to hit gigs there. This platform is full of naysayers.
Also, SAM, CAM and S&R are broadly at par in terms of compensation and international opportunities. The primary difference lies in the nature of the mandates. At CAM and SAM, you are likely to get more exposure to company counsel work, in that order.
CAM has a team of over 100 lawyers, which naturally allows for somewhat more breathing room compared to some other capital markets teams. That said, you will be working under significant pressure at all three firms. Choose wisely.
How does the procedure to apply even work since I'm told Khaitan has a strict 1-month and 1-internship policy but I know of people who flout both these norms. Is it only through having contacts inside the firm or is there a separate application procedure for these positions?
is there anyway to connect with you?
20 L per hearing
1. Make the 3 premier NLUs (NLSIU, NALSAR and NLUD) super-meritocratic and open only to CLAt toppers. Zero reservation.
2. Have 100% reservation in the remaining NLUs.
3. No reservation in Jindal or Symbiosis.
1. Convocation cancellation and standoff with BCI
2. Infrastructure collapse and campus protests
3. NLSAT exam discrepancies
4. BCI approval listing delays
5. Umar Khalid documentary screening and ABVP
https://www.barandbench.com/news/nlsiu-convocation-was-cancelled-after-students-rejected-demand-to-publicly-invite-cji-surya-kant
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/bengaluru/nlsiu-students-stage-night-long-protest-over-hostel-facilities/articleshow/131076885.cms
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iTEY2CSVxC8&t=4s
https://www.barandbench.com/Law-School/nlsiu-tnnlu-gnlu-still-not-on-bcis-approved-list-of-law-colleges-deadline-extended-for-fifth-time
https://www.barandbench.com/news/abvp-continues-push-for-cancellation-after-nlsiu-defers-umar-khalid-documentary-screening
I don’t want to keep my savings in an FD, and I currently have a high risk appetite, so I’m comfortable investing most of all of my savings in stocks/SIPs.
How does a regular retail investor navigate insider trading rules? What should I be careful about to avoid inadvertently violating them?
Not that this is entirely the fault of the students; this environment has been nurtured by the administration itself, where the professors and the course curriculum reflect a distinct ideological bias, and opposing ideas and arguments are shamelessly muffled by your own peers. The students here, (the moment they find out that you're a right-winger) will resort to all kinds of foul language and cyberbullying.
Idea is to see whether AZB’s leadership is truly willing to put in effort to this effect