https://www.linkedin.com/posts/tabish-sarosh-and-associates-criminal-litigation-team-8447b3213_opportunity-for-one-month-internship-in-the-activity-7151561412987785217-BW_D?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android

Dont get confused. That 5k is not the stipend. It's fee that students have to pay to work for him for 9 hrs a day. Is that even ethical- can we take any action against it

Usually the volume of deals is higher in Mumbai compared to other T1 cities as the number of transactions are large in numbers. But it is very firm/team specific. For example, TT&A, Saraf & Partners, Luthra & JSA has better gen corp work in Delhi as compared to their Mumbai offices. At the same time, you would also find some rainmaking partners at Delhi of the other T1s such as SAM, Trilegal etc. who bring lots big deals and do heavy gen corp work.

Have you tried GPT4? Specifically GPT4? The difference between GPT3.5 and GPT4 is IIT under 1000 AIR and Vellore Engineer, aka, Zameen Aasman ka antar. If it is on the internet or digitally present somewhere, it can be in the output. If it's not, then no. Write a 1 paragraph long prompt describing what you want, what you expect, what details should be in the output etc. Think of it as a Class 10th Student who can be taught Calculus. He/she is smart but needs detailed prompts.

Anyway! All the best.

As a designation/degree yes CA is way harder. Although after graduation, work experience is probably the same. Intellectual work will greatly depend on the field you go in. A tranfer pricing CA will obviously do more intellectually challenging work as compared to a small town ca who only does tax filing. Same for law.

Hello Everyone, I have been allotted NUSRL Ranchi under the Jharkhand Domicile in the 2nd List. I went through many student profiles on linkedin but could not come across any NUSRL student with great profile. Are the conditions in the university so bad? I mean , I really have no other option than to join this NLU. Please seniors from NUSRL/other universities, help!

Hello OP, I wouldn't call myself the best person to give advice on this but here's what I have learnt from one of the kindest mentor I had the opportunity to intern under :

1.Case laws should be as recent as possible and ideally the research Q / statement should be affirmed by the SC or HC of the state you are working in, if not the same state then 3-4 HCs affirming the point is sufficient.

2. Coming to finding case laws, it takes time tobecome good at finding relevant and strong case laws in a short span of time but with practice you'll be good to go.

1.Start by reading up on the basic law surrounding the proposition in case you aren't familiar with the same and then start by typing out the research statement in the form of a question. You'll find articles on the sub topic where you are likely to find some case relevant to you. Eg (sorry for the basic example) : Research proposition is : A mentally insane person cannot be charged with murder. Figure out the law in place (IPC). Next, type can an insane person be charged for a crime - you'll get articles on insanity as a defence and subsequently find case laws that were referred to in the article. Put that one case law on SCC, ensure it hasn't been overruled and you'll be able to find more cases affirming the case law as well.

3. You can also try directly typing the research statement on manupatra / SCC / Indian Kanoon and find something in case you are lucky. Although with Indian kanoon ofc, cross check the case in SCC and never link the Indian Kanoon case when passing on their research.

4. If no avail, you can refer to commentaries on the particular law and find cases.

5. Another place is to read the submissions made by the advocates in a judgment of a case related to your provision. You will most likely get a few case laws used by either side to prove the point that you are trying to make.

An article on ET times spoke about how inhouse legal roles are increasing in demand and the pay is between 3-10cr. Can we list down the most sought after and well paying companies that will pay as much.

I'll start with one that i know- IFC legal counsel (obvs tough to get in)

That is not true. Every internship application is circulated internally. After that it's the partners who have to decide if the applicant is good enough or not. The reason you got an email rejection quickly is cause you applied for a month where no slots were left. So try applying again for a later month.

Bhai, dekho corruption kaise hota hai.

Let's say we have a scheme called Clean India Mission. In this scheme, 1-5 lakh toilets will be built all across the state for the use of public. Now, the scheme will be completed, toilets complexes will be inaugurated, all toilets will work fine too. So, no issues anywhere.

Here is the trickery. All the toilets will have a standard door. This means the door will be designed by some Govt. agency and will have very clear specifications on the material use. As in 50% steel usage, 20% iron usage etc. What these guys will do is instead of using 50% steel of standard X, they will use 20% steel of Standard X, and 30% of extremely substandard steel.

There is (actually there are ways, but they aren't approved or put in cold storage) no way to check the standard of each of these 5 lakh toilets. And you as a one time user, will never feel the difference. If only, someday, there is a very windy afternoon, then when you doing your business, due to the substandard material use, door will open and people might see your ___.

The point is, the corruption is extremely large-scale and fairly technical. You won't even see the difference. Now think of all the marble and tiles laid on footpaths, and similar type of projects.

The work is done. The work is used by the public. The work is a success. This is a successful corruption way. Then you won't get caught. Ab paper leak kariyega, full gaban kar lijiyega toh andar jaiyega hi.

1. Download Microsoft Edge.

2. Now write bing chat in the search bar.

3. Now select Creative mode.

4. Now ask your questions. GPT4 is free here.

Most people use GPT 3.5 and lament how bad ChatGPT is. Use GPT4 and see the magic.

Ask it as thoroughly as possible. As if he/she was your assistant. E.g. - Research for case laws from Madhya Pradesh between 2005-2010 in areas X. Tell me important points and some quotes from the judgement I can use.

I suppose this is the same place where old male partners are being accused of "smiling" at female associates and interns in more than the usual ways...please don't mind about things that don't effect you, let people deal with their lives as they like to unless is detrimental to you or anyone else..you have no idea what the hell is going in their lives. I've had days when I couldn't even smile at my gf, strangers tho chordo.

Jindal does not have any such reputation. The alumni make or break a university, nothing else. Jindal has not produced such people in sizable numbers even after 15 years.

1. Faculty: Not really. Other than a few marquee names, most Jindal faculty are inexperienced and lacking credible publications or research background.

2. Infra and facilities are unsatisfactory given the atrocious fees. Better than that of NLUs, but those places charge a lot less.

3. None of those exposures has really been sustainably used unless you have extra cash to spare after the high fees. There's no 'global exposure' that's part of the regular university experience. Guest lectures by foreign scholars happen at other places too.

Having given both and reaching the interviews, my only advice would be to not do it. Select one and go after it 100%. The difference in syllabus is huge, example the fact that procedural laws are not included in law optional in UPSC, whilst in Judiciary they're considered the most important to the point that you'll have to learn each and every section to the T. Law in UPSC is more conceptual, judiciary law requires strong memorization. Plus the general studies in Judiciary is nothing but it's everything in UPSC. Be careful pursuing both .

Depends on your aptitude. I think if you are good with social sciences, english, comprehension, you should try for CLAT.

You can also try for IPMAT. And if you have some money, try Ashoka too, they have food reputation.

Because the IIT JEE, Engineering route is extremely brutal. I mean, it is not really the entrance exam phase, after that surviving 4y reading shit (beyond Comp Sc/IT fields all Engg is shit with respect to job prospects), is just bad. You feel life getting sucked out like in Harry Potter's prisoner of Azkaban.

And if you are General Engineering Male, even 99.6 in CAT wont get you IIM ABCL. So, you are doomed.

I would say, Engg + MS in US route is good enough. Any college +MS in Comp Sc/data analytics + some luck can land you 150k jobs.

So, go for CLAT + IPMAT + Ashoka. If you were too serious about IIT or engineering, you wouldn't have reached here in the first place. Later do foreign MBA or STEM MS.

Nowadays the level of judicial exams are also increased and getting tougher day by day due to increasing of competition (post 2njpc very high) + limited seats.

So sit, take breath, analyse yourself then decide nothing is hard or cake walk. Go & read the strategies of successful candidates who posses skills like you

Ask yourself are you cleanly (cleaning matlab +10-15 marks se) clearing UPSC CSE prelims with CSAT? And are you getting okay enough marks in Mains to either miss interview calls or getting an interview call but not being able to make final list.

If yes, then try for other exams too. Else go for UPPCS, BPSC and UPSC. Because the prelims is getting tougher by the minute and mains becomes tough because the people who are filtered are good and talented.

So, better to stick one stream and affiliated exams rather than completely different exam styles. See Gaurav Tripathi of UPSC hindi. UPPCS cracked, IIT R alumnus, full mehnati & talented. Still got interview rejection 2 times. Finally this year got 216. And this year he was rejected from UPPCS.

So, it is very difficult. You can crack judiciary after age 32 too (cut off of general category.)

Yes. That's true. Jindal is much more reputed than Symbiosis Pune or any private law school.

Reasons

1. Faculty - jindal is far better

2. Infra/ food/ facilities - jindal probably best in country

3. Global exposure, exchange programs, double degree etç.

A GC of a top private bank has demonstrated a pattern of behavior that actively restricts the career options of junior lawyers within the team, especially if they express a desire to explore opportunities outside the organization. This includes hindering external job prospects by providing unfairly negative references or by directly contacting potential employers to dissuade them from hiring former team members.

https://www.barandbench.com/news/litigation/gen-z-kids-porn-addiction-watching-child-porn-not-offence-pocso-act-madras-high-court

Gotta say yes. At my NLU hostel, so many people have 1 TB of porn minimum saved and further 500 MB to 1 GB fresh porn streamed daily on average. And then they come on LI cribbing about how the admin gives them slow internet!

What’s concerning is that it isn’t mainstream Western porn people are watching but really weird desi shit, like “Kerala aunty porn”, “Bhojpuri bhabhi porn” etc 🤮 Even the media has published articles on this weird obsession among Indians.

https://www.indiatoday.in/amp/fyi/story/pornhub-top-indian-searches-local-bhabhis-teachers-pornography-954694-2017-01-12

https://www.mansworldindia.com/culture/pop-culture/indians-nationalistic-watching-porn/amp/

23 is not late at all. In the US they start much later. Look at this lady’s bio (an Indian lady who went to the US). She started her JD from Yale when she was closer to 30 than 20.

https://in.linkedin.com/in/shahana-basu-9061785