First of all, no one is gonna downvote you. Secondly you will aaram se get into all of these if your NRI-S rank is within 550. You have it around 200-300s maybe. So yes. In vacancies toh kaafi logo ko milta hein.

Now time for the main talk, NLUJ as a NRI-S category will be much better. The fee is the least plus you have two instalments to pay the amount. Nujs NRI-S honestly won’t be that good. Being from the college itself, if you are getting a seat here as a general candidate then it might have made sense. GNLU is a good option after NLUJ.

Now, if you are availing loan, then I am sorry, you should avoid this NRI-S category. Because the amount is humongous (another reason to avoid nujs and gnlu). Take whatever general NLU you are getting and retake clat if it makes sense. You may find it difficult to even repay your loans. And I am not talking about 2-3 years. It may sound harsh but this is the reality. In any year, if you have to start the loan, then you are in danger. Avoid.

I am an Engineer from a famous non IIT/BITS private college. Tried for UPSC. Liked Constitutional law. Hence, come here. That's it.

No offence, but, no one in real world cares about NLUs. Most of my friends don't even know that there are so many NLUs. For them CLAT = NIFT = any central univ like DU. For most of us - any IIT>IIM ABCL >ISB> FMS/XLRI/SRCC/Stephen's.

So, I am the last of the last person to compare NLUs. To be honest, I have deep respect for Faculty of Law, DU. Many aspirants I know, took admission there, met serious candidates, had a conducive environment and were able to crack the UPSC CSE exam. So, it is actually good.

Finally, why blame party X for being intolerant? When law padh ke bhi aap baat baat pe - gtfo bol dete hai? Inclusive, engendered, representative India guided by constitutional morality aise banaiyega?

my rank is between 173x(don't want to reveal myself) which one should i apply for in nri sponsored, i know most of you are gonna down vote it because nri is not a very great thing but i have prepared for 2 years for this exam I can't let go of this opportunity sorry, and others GNLU is too expensive but i can afford nluj or nujs atleast by loan so which one should i choose and will i get into all 3 of these?

I vote Trump. He has a good rapport with Modi. He has a good rapport with Putin. He's better for world peace. He'll steer the American economy on the right path and is the right man for the job - in the face of a 2024 recession in America. In short, he's competent and decisive. Sure, he's a disagreeable person. But that's what you need in a leader. I can't ever forgive myself for voting for a pushover who failed to retaliate in any substantive manner post-26-11.

Yep, weird how the partners who have been publicly called out humiliated for their behaviour here still don't change. PS: have seen them use LI in office so it's not like they aren't aware about their public image.

Ig the only way they'll change is when clients start reading as well or when the SEO becomes so good that their toxic subs are the first thing which pops up when googled.

good looking partners have a good culture cos the partner isnt insecure. he feels he has won the genetic lottery unlike other plain looking colleagues so makes every effort to reciprocate to god - by not shouting, by not creating fake deadlines etc. - they use great fragrances too in my experience and are generally clean

plain looking partners on the other hand have to stand out and become the hero of the firm and they know that they cant do it with their looks and neither with their drafting skills cos nobody gives a hoot - so they try to make the most money - buy the 10 lakh rolex and rely on the signalling effect to feel important in the workplace. these guys will spread materialism and shit in front of u if they see u wearing a regular watch cos how else will they feel important ?

am i overthinking or do you feel the same?

what nonsense. Im not a corporate lawyer. I litigate. I manage to read just fine. Its not as much as I did in law school- but nearly all of my job im reading something, case law, statute, commentary, something. Every successful lawyer I know reads a lot. It doesnt take hours and hours to read a 20 page case.

Is changing plans at the last moment and deciding to sit for CLAT one month before the exam and then getting an all india rank around 1500 failure? Certainly not a great rank by any means but definitely not a failure. And in my humble opinion, MBA success CAN make a lot of difference. What would you say to the countless "JEE failures" who went to tier 3 eng colleges and still made it to ABC??? Pls stop overhyping CLAT. For all i know, it is a bad metric to check how well you would do in law school (i don't say this, many professors said this.)

What's with this reply? The fact that they're pulling in an average of 1Lpm as a first gen with just 4 years of PQE and that too in a market like Delhi is fabulous. Firms have really skewed some people's perception of how litigation works.

@OP - all the best bro!

Re-write your question. The whole premise changes, considering you've 'learnt* and what next' and what not. If you don't know something as basic as this, you may want to try publishing in a random 3rd-grade portal. The value it will add to your CV would be similar to the question you've put here.

what BS, bhai BBA in BBA LLB is nothing but mockery. Logon k ye nhi pata h marketing management, HR, accounting aur finance hota kya h. You only remain absorbed in core legal conepts and some BBA-related concepts just for the namesakes. And Mr. James Bond, how will that have an impact on 2-year MBA and why, ye batana zra? total rubbish

I'm a final year student who is done with ghosting culture of HRs. Recently did an assessment internship and now ghosted by the HR. Atleast they should have conveyed this instead of dilly dallying. This is not the first time. I've been ghosted by a T1 law firm HR too before despite getting a very good feedback from my team. Makes me want to quit law altogether.

Check out Ravi Handa's activity on Twitter. He was a famous CAT teacher, sold it to Unacademy and has retired early. IIT KGP grad. 38-39.

See, the complete meltdown he has everyday. I mean literal 0 aim doing anything to keep oneself busy types. He is just trying to find some new intellectually stimulating hobby to do.

I think this whole FIRE and retire early thing is bull. Either have a 100% intellectually stimulating goal ready or don't fall into this trap. Most of our Bank relatives looked fit till they went to their sarkari Bank jobs. Once they retired the problems began.

It is okay to serve people or make some art or open a cafe, but, do it a bit beforehand. Varna kuch se kuch karte rahoge twitter pe.

8-9 LPA for freshers. However, the work environment is quite bad. Leadership offers no guidance/ mentorship. Have personally interviewed a few people - everyone has the same thing to say.

If you're working somewhere with a lower pay, they'll try to lowball you. Negotiate wisely.

Definitely speak to Naina Rathore. She’s excellent and extremely sound.

Having worked at a tier one, she’s got the ear for patient hearing and understands your issues for wanting to switch even if you are unable to fully explain. She guides you, follows up along the process and offer the best advice even if you don't end up taking her services.

I mean, it seems expensive even on a CAM partner salary, yet LI comments suggest that everyone owns one! Isn’t it better to buy a Rolex or Omega for less? The other day I met a UK MBA grad who is very rich and owns his own company, but he was wearing a mere Tissot. So how come someone like that wears a Tissot but in CAM, AZB etc you must wear top tier Swiss brands??

nope, if you plan to transition back into law then youd be better off with the work ex, but if you want to transition then it is worth it, dont worry about losing the 5 years, think that youve only lost 5 instead of starting work and then being miserable and transitioning after 10yrs.

If an MBA is your goal, then look to do a BBA-LLB (Hons.). This way you can aim for a 1-year MBA program (rather than a 2-year one). This is possible because, in the BBA portion, you'll have already covered the 1st year MBA subjects. A 1-year MBA will not only save time but also money.

https://www.economist.com/finance-and-economics/2024/01/15/how-strong-is-indias-economy-under-narendra-modi

Guys, it’s really simple. It’s basically Sen vs Bhagwati policies. Woke socialism and welfarism will always drag an economy down, while chad growth-oriented policies will always make it rise. Congress needs to shed its socialism, because India has changed.

P.S. Hope libs don’t call the Economist as godi media now 😂

I said so before and will say so again: LLB alone is a worthless degree. There is an oversupply of lawyers and every third law grad went to some NLU or the other. In the future 90% of students will be doing either an LLB-MBA, or LLB-CA, or a highly super-specialised LLM, in finance, tech etc.

Coming to your case, as HPNLU is near your home you can go for it and visit home every weekend, enjoying home comforts. But you must plan for something afterwards. An MBA is a fine choice and you can start prep now itself.

This topic as been posted before quite a few times. I would say that you need to calculate as follows, for a SINGLE person:

1. Retire at 60 in 2025 and live till 85 till 2050: 15 crore minimum savings needed

2. Retire at 60 in 2035 and live till 85 till 2060: 20 crore minimum savings needed

3. Retire at 60 in 2045 and live till 85 till 2070: 30 crore minimum savings needed

4. Retire at 60 in 2055 and live till 85 till 2080: 40 crore minimum savings needed

NOTE:

1. If you have dependants, multiply the above by 0.75 for each dependent and add the result to the existing savings.

2. If you think these figures are too high, they are not. A Maruti 800 car, which is the precursor of the Alto, cost Rs 45,000 in 1983. An Alto costs 10 times more today. That's how inflation works. Remember also that health will eat up a big slice of your savings with age: knee replacement, cataract etc.

How much do people typically score by the end of their undergraduate studies in NLUs, especially tier 3 ones? I achieved a high score on IPMAT and JIPMAT, and I used CAT PYQs as mock tests, feeling confident about my ability to perform well on CAT. However, due to my poor mental health i messed up my high school years, and I have lost confidence in my abilities. I am uncertain about how I will fare if I enroll in a law school. Is it feasible to achieve a 60% plus score in NLUs and maybe higher? Pls help and be kind.