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Are m&a partners seeing fewer mandates these days?
Can someone explain why this is happening?
Your seniors are to be blamed to a very small extent. But it is mostly Sudhir to blame. The University did not think this through. But at least they're providing off campus accommodation, which in many things is better than in campus one. Some of the faculty also stays off campus.
And apart from this, recently, I discovered through a blood test that I am also deficient in Vitamin D and Vitamin B12, and there have been episodes of depression, I believe. I'm not sure. And I am definitely going for therapy soon enough to actually find out how things are.
What I actually need to understand from everyone here is: is ADHD something which can never be treated? Can we never be like someone who does not have ADHD and can work as much as they want, as efficiently as they want, and are self-motivated to keep on going?
Right now, I'm litigating in Hyderabad for the last two years with a senior at the High Court, but I feel that I want to switch to a litigation team at a law firm for better pay at this point in time.
So will my life at a tier one or tier two law firm here in Hyderabad, on the litigation team, be tough? Or otherwise, if not in Hyderabad, in general also, will it be tough if I get into a good litigation team with ADHD? And will I not be able to work around it, like, treat myself?
i cannot keep doing this, any ADHD friendly partner/ litigator hiring a professional? Ill work for lower wages but do really good research, but not diligence. I am also suffering from substance abuse, every drug, you name it, I have ruined all my relationships. Nothings left now..
OP is also largely correct but I would place NLUJ > GNLU (only by a very slight margin.
So its
NLS
NLUD>=NUJS>=NALSAR
NLUJ >=GNLU
If you want to pay more, you can always opt for off campus accomodation where there is a free market at all price ranges.
Other than inner circle, most people have drifted. Some are in occasional contact, others I havent spoken to after graduation
I was naive and I informed my partner (F) that the managing associate (M) had misbehaved with me, he made a pass, touched my hand and made a very inappropriate remark. I dont know why I ever told my partner, it cost me my job, my entire career went downhill, I think she may have also given negative feedback on my work to the other partners to ensure that I couldn’t change teams within the firm. Anyway this completely pushed me out of the system. Lesson learnt the hard way that it’s best to keep these things to yourself, just shut up and move on with your life.
I am an incoming penultimate year student (Non-NLU) and have secured an internship at WGO, New Delhi Office in their litigation team for the Month of July'26. I wanted to know what are the odds or possibilities of getting a Call-Back/Assessment.
Lowest package: 29.86 lakh at IIM Kashipur
Now compare with NLUs. IIM Calcutta is the third-best IIM, so its equivalent would be NALSAR or NLUD if we go by NIRF/QS ranking. IIM is much higher. Even if you compare with NLSIU, still much higher.
IIM Kashipur would be the equivalent of IIM Ranchi or Guwahati or Sonipat. Still IIM much higher.
Big reality check for NLUs.
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