Harshil provides more academic tools, resources, etc and hence I have a good opinion of his videos. However I have doubts about the placement statistics he gave of GNLU.

Varun Deval makes vlog like videos. Theek thak hai. Creates a motivational feeling to go write CLAT once again.

Harshita...hmm can't really say anything. I have only watched her internship experience videos.

Regarding Ananta Vyas , I have never watched her videos

I have been working in the RE practice area for 3 years now so I think I can answer this question quite honestly. RE is one of such practice areas which has a lot of real life applications and learning. RE as a sector is growing at a tremendous rate and next couple of decades will be extremely eventful.

On a personal level, one can get decent experience in this area and go independent or join as an in-house in various companies such as RE developers, renewable energy co., fund houses, etc. However, on the flip side RE just like projects is very voluminous and often requires long hours of work for some standard level of revenue.

One can choose to continue in this area if they relate to the application side of this law and real life relatibilty of their work. All the best!

I am jindal alumni and I feel that the admin gave too long a rope to these leftist elements

There was serious discussions on boycotting Jindal for recruitments by many recruiters, these actions have started to smoothen out ruffled feathers

Recruitment scenario is hard as it is, we don't need these ideologues to make our lives worse

we definitely dont want the world to think that Jindal is another Ashoka or JNU

How crowded is the local train? Is it possible to take the local trains during peak office hours without hanging out of the door? Someone, please throw some light on this. I have never been to Mumbai and I don't want to hang out of the door and travel as shown in various videos on the internet.

Is it correct? Is it a separate NLU that admits under CLAT and has a different director? But why use the GNLU brand name?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Law_Universities

I've worked as a Claims Lawyer in Bajaj Gen Insurance. Don't go there unless you want a cosy low paying sarkari job with the pressure of meeting targets to settle, win and compromise third party motor accident claims. Most Insurance law jobs in insurance companies is claims litigation management. You'll be fighting angry customers filing ombudsman cases for rejection of claims or fighting victims of road accidents and putting a value on the loss of their loved ones. The amount of ambulance chasers you'll meet and fight isn't even funny.

Try at places like Tuli and Co. If you still want to work in insurance cos, try their corporate legal department and never their claims legal department.

This is my 2 cents. Please form your own opinion after getting multiple views, I may have certain biases in my opinion.

Yes, KCOs official policy for non litigation lawyers is a hybrid mode of 3 WFO days and 2 WFH days. However the enforcement of this depends on the team. However don't dream of this lasting long. KCO is expanding to the 14th floor soon and once that's done, it is rumoured to be WFO for 5 days.

👉https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-8TKyIlE1_A

Everyone has been talking about what the LW students said, but watch the whole video carefully. The first girl says a group of RW students chanted Jai Shri Ram and disrupted them. Also, the RW group were larger in numbers. So it’s clear that:

- there are both RW and LW students at JGLS

- they are clashing with each other

- contrary to perception, the RW group may be larger

So I’m curious to know the scene at NLUs?? Is it the same?

It's happening now and arrests are also getting made: https://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/kolkata/sandeshkhali-violence-west-bengal-police-arrest-local-trinamool-leader-add-charges-of-gang-rape/article67857946.ece

1. Small legal industry - limited number of jobs per year (less than 1000 jobs per year from all major law firms in India combined)

2. Large number of law graduates passing out - Bar Council given approval to few lakh seats. Too many law graduates passing out every year. Flooding the courts and increasing unemployment and disguised unemplo

3. Easy availability of LLB degree - many colleges are managing attendance, exams etc. You can get LLB without studying one single day in the college.

OP here, I didn't take up IBC as it's an elective course in our institute; but I do have a little previous internship experience in IBC so I do have an understanding of what I am supposed to do whenever I am given work in the sense that I am not unfamiliar with the various terms that are being used. I do use IBC Laws in addition to Google sometimes as well. What would you suggest my approach should be if I want to understand some of the fundamentals as well?

Yes. Please also spare a few minutes to consider this.

https://www.thequint.com/news/crime/crimes-against-sc-st-ncrb-data-five-years-atrocities

UP, MP, Rajasthan and Odisha currently lead in terms of the atrocities, but of course the central government or Godi media won't be talking about it, since these are all BJP or ally-ruled states.

The Panel for preventing such atrocities in Gujarat has not even met once in the last two years.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/ahmedabad/state-vigilance-and-monitoring-committee-on-scst-atrocities-has-not-met-in-2-years/amp_articleshow/107509027.cms

If you want a two state solution, then how are you still supporting Israel? Netayanhu has already gone on record saying that he is not interested in any such solution and the IDF will never move away from Gaza or any part of it. He is no longer even putting up the pretense of wishing that the conflict would end. I hate the Hamas and their atrocities, but do not really consider that guy to be any better, just with a stronger force and support to back his bullying.

I am not talking about the authors but the school. The others don't need publication but the school of TWAIL needs publicity. Especially since it's the only school from the global south. Which is been given an issue only as a 'charity work' by EJIL. This is because the AJIL had refused to make TWAIL as the main focus of their issue, when talked about. There's a tussle between AJIL & EJIL, & this is just backstage politics going on to make their journals more credible than the other. There's a larger difference between the US & EU when it comes to how the future of IL should be governed, and the pity publication is to get more scholars on their side. Therefore the journals are have a pity party here. You naive little child, you need to grow up & see that not everything deserves credit just for being given the spotlight. Jab kuch pata nahi toh bolte nahi.

Source - people who work in both journals.

Off topic but mnlu mumbai is such a failure. It's still a good t2 nlu but I won't call this mediocrity a success. For NLUs in tier 2 cities, maybe. But mnlu was supposed to be the next nlud/nujs/nls. Idek what happened. And with this upcoming bill the future only looks gloomier. Also there wasn't really a need for the other 2 MNLUs. 3 NLUs for a single state is wild. Jabalpur, prayagraj and silvassa still makes sense if you think about it but nagpur and aurangabad? Not really. Especially when you already have good non NLUs in pune.

There is something of a fashion with leftist politics on campus. Ive known jgls students often remark about how theyre marxists and I just laughed at them. Theyre unconcerned with real problems of poor people. they just want to posture and provoke on hot button topics because they like the aesthetics. okay. they can like the aesthetics- all politics when youre that young and that rich are stupid anyway. The right wing students are just as ridiculous.
as for not reading- well very few students at jgls read anyway. Some of them are functionally illiterate. so- whatever.

Well, this post is just asking for a guide regarding internships. I have been searching for Tier 2, Tier 3 and Boutique law firms or a proper list of names of the Firms for the Insolvency and Disputes team in Mumbai to apply for an internship. But always have hit a dead end after finding out about the popular law firms. It would be helpful if someone could guide me to the same by providing a list as such. And maybe this list if provided would help out other students seeking internships.

Sir,

It is for a good reason! Perhaps she is getting saturated with this Court and wants to grow and handle complex division bench matters in a new state with lots of Corporates and advanced litigation. Being a spinster she maybe more career focussed and try to go into Supreme Court for which she needs different Court representation. The present CJ of Telengana is a highly experienced and respected Judge

1st yr law student, itna mat chad ladder pe ki tut jaye. First complete tax course. Income accruing from your work in India is taxable in India, and the beneficial ownership and POEM of the company is in India- residency. Also law firms dont pay enough money to be profitable to make such elaborate structures, it happens when you transact above 50 crores, when the cost of making the structure outweighs the tax imposition.

Take coaching from some decent coaching walla. You can prepare psychology tests and interview from home, but you'll need external assistance for GTO tasks. Baki all the best.

PS:- I had taken coaching from Baalnoi, Maj Kalsi himself taught GTO tasks to my batch. Was very good at that time. I don't know how it is these days.

I have a 5 year gap between my LLB and LLM due to competitive exams. How do I justify it in the interviews ? Should I be honest that I was giving exams or should I make some fake exp certificate or fake medical records ? I will complete my LLM just this year...so that would be the most recent degree. How do I approach this issue ?

KCO Corp (umbrella term for Gen Corp, M&A, PE) Mumbai underwent restructuring last year and is now 3-4 partners with a shared pool of resources. Pro/ con - you're with particular partners who may have a type of client/ work they get and there may be little chance of diversification/ working with other corp teams. KCO Delhi has a bigger pool with no official verticals. Partners usually have a certain set of resources across levels that they staff on their matters but there is comparatively more scope of working with others. Cons - it may be hard at certain times to balance between deliverables of different transactions with different partners. Its a skill that takes effort and time to acquire.

Do keep in mind that when/if you switch to litigation, you'll be starting at a clean slate with no experience, and the money that you think you'll save will go on in covering your expenses at that point in time. If litigation is the end goal and no immediate financial burdens, then might as well do more litigation in the beginning of your career when your ability to slog and learn new things is more.

A very good debate. Also featuring Justice Sanjib Banerjee and Prof Sugato Bose.

https://www.facebook.com/919FriendsFM/videos/308901558847503

2021 graduate based out of Kolkata, unable to make a shift from litigation to corporate, solely due to lack of experience.

One of the suggestions posted in previous conversations on this topic was to start from chambers of lawyers who do both litigation and corporate advisory work.

Can someone please drop the names of such advocates, please. Relocation to a different city is not an issue.

Thank you.

western? cause last time i looked india was not west. zionist- because i want a two state solution thats somehow an awful thing? okay. muslimphobic? you have no proof of that at all. Ive always had muslim friends in schools and college, i come from an inter-religious marriage. Most Indians are not muslim phobic. They love muslims for their music, the biggest movie stars and poets and writers are all muslim and most hindus love it. What indians dont like is separatism, the idea that your religion has to bleed into your politics and that some extremist muslims want to keep different laws and different statehood and remain excluded from mainstream society. we have some experience with separatism- that might have something to do with that.

If you want "proof" of hamas' atrocities on Oct 7- youre in an information bubble so deep you wont ever come out. They can prove it to you- they live-streamed their atrocities. Youve lost all credibility with that.

Im sure Israel like most other countries in this world has had errant soldiers do awful things. I havent seen any proof that it is a matter of state policy to rape or torture or target children. If Palestinians raise their kids to cross the borders and stab israelis- perhaps those kids should be removed from that influence and helped. I notice also you didnt name a single female palestinian freedom fighter, proved my point.

I dont care about your identity and whatever authority you want to claim based on your identity. Your identity doesnt give you any authority. If I were algerian today, I would be more angry at dictators who violate human rights than the french who left- a while ago. What are you even doing on a site called legally india?

We had colonisation here as well- but it wont do to be stuck in the past- so we move on- take any scholarships and jobs UK will offer us, and find a better life, and try and get a democracy going in our home country.

No one has any problem with muslims educating themselves, becoming doctors and engineers, and educating their kids, and working hard and getting out of poverty and making a good life for themselves. We have a problem with them "fighting back" by raping, killing, and kidnapping grandmas and babies. Please show me one freedom fighter who did things like that. the west- and the entire world makes that differentiation. Its not cause theyre all islamophobic- its cause they have a smidge of morality.

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