Looking back at your first year (or your formative years in practice), what are the things you wish you had done differently? What are the most common mistakes you see juniors make, and what habits or skills made the biggest difference to your growth? Any practical advice that would have made your early years easier would be greatly appreciate

Hi all, I got recommended for a PPO after an my internship with T1 firm earlier this year. I recieved great overall feedback from the team including the partner during my time there. Had my PPO interview with a seperate partner some time back and got to know through someone who spoke to that partner that they recommended me for hiring. I was in contact with my mentor and associates I worked with throughout this time and they always gave a positive response whenever I followed up, even assuring the team is trying to get it converted.

Despite all this, I recently was recently informed by a senior in the team that after speaking to the partner, they can't extend an offer as the team isn't hiring (I was told otherwise explicitly) and the HR is also being difficult about it at this stage.

This came as quite the shocker and I'm left hopeless as I don't have any other options. I know the reason they gave might not be exactly that but is this a common thing? Any tips on what to do ahead? I've been cold mailing partners and firms ever since then but have had no responses. Any advice is appreciated as I'm losing my mind with every passing day. Thanks all

The only reason I am glad that my mother and my schoolteachers forced me to take Computer and Maths Olympiad exams many years in a row is because of one stock option that used to be available in a lot of those multiple choice questions: "none of these". I have found remembering that wording very helpful when looking at Legally India posts like this one.

Hi I am a Capital Market associate. Like any other person in my practice feeling a bit stuck here. If I appear and clear SQE, will there be any new avenue? Not looking for shifting to Disputes any kind of Transaction Law will be preferred even if Capital Market in any other jurisdiction. Will SQE add something to my profile or benifit me in these?

Based on my experience, the firm usually wraps people up in 15 days. But somehow, when it comes to me, they’re suddenly acting like the full 60-day notice is carved in stone.

What’s the remedy here?

Or is this just a straight-up “rules for thee, not for me” situation?

By all accounts, the hostel rooms at many NLUs are like slums. Old, overcrowded and dirty. So are such off-campus options common?

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Hey community, I recently got interview at a Tier a week ago and haven't heard them back neither the Hr is answering calls or responding to texts. Considering interview was above average, what are the odds of getting a positive outcome. Also, can someone from Teir 1s please share insights of how a hiring process works and what's the usual waiting timeline please??

From both media and conversations with friends and relatives, it seems that Gen Alpha is having an old-school upbringing, because parents are pushing back against the digital-centric upbringing that Gen Z had. Gen Alpha spends less time on social media and their phones. They plays sports and board games. Also reading books including really retro books, which were cancelled by Gen Z because of being politically incorrect.

So what happens when such a generation takes over the law school student body? Will they be less radical than Gen Z?

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Of course, it shows the terrible quality of our judges and tribunal members. But this was certainly the handiwork of a lazy law school intern. Begs the question:

- which law school the intern is from

- the intern’s CLAT rank and GPA

- how the intern managed the internship

- whether interns with higher CLAT ranks and GPAs were denied the same internship

https://www.livelaw.in/amp/supreme-court/supreme-court-sets-aside-nclt-judgment-for-using-ai-hallucinated-citations-asks-bci-to-examine-issue-539616

So I have an interview next week at NLUO. I have a NET but I am pretty sure the interview is the difference maker. I've heard there is a lot of nepotism and local preference. People said the hierarchy of selection is Odisha domicile>NLUO students>Rest. I am traveling from Delhi, so time and expenses will be incurred. Should I go ?

Genuine doubt. I heard the VC is awful but they will get a new one. I heard the campus is good but crowd is large. I heard the BALLB and LLM kids are good but LLB batch is rowdy locals. So it's a mix bag.

The things attracting me to it are the NLU brand, the stipend and the TA opportunity.

Quals: DU LLB & LLM.

I gave my PPO interview a few days back. I have a single-digit batch rank and a couple of good Tier-1 internships, but I don't think my interview went that well. Have I lost my chance of getting a PPO?

If anyone has been through something similar, I'd really appreciate hearing about your experience. Any insights or advice would honestly help put my mind at ease.

I gave my PPO interview a few days back. I have a single-digit batch rank and a couple of good Tier-1 internships, but I don't think my interview went that well. Have I lost my chance of getting a PPO?

If anyone has been through something similar, I'd really appreciate hearing about your experience. Any insights or advice would honestly help put my mind at ease.

This is male privilege of the highest order. For example; the area around NLSIU is known to be unsafe at nights (Ive heard from friends that women are NOT permitted to visit Bangalore University library without another person). There have also been some mala fide instances outside the university. So your argument of just stay outside really doesn’t help. And why should the person sacrifice basic stuff and not be entitled to basic clean toilets which is all the more important for women? Tone deaf