Yeah, every alternate driver in Delhi NCR has got a rich repertoire of 4 and 5 letter words. Should a teacher start using those in classes too as a mark of her affection to the students? In that case, should the students do the same too to the teacher? Clearly, when she's being called such affectionate things on her X handle now, she's feeling distressed. So probably everyone needs to tone down their unbridled affection a little bit and return to basic decorum instead.

Your ignorance level is astonishing! Only matched by your confidence in spreading fake news. There was no process for opting for BA or BSc LLB degrees at NUJS in the beginning, so no question of students not opting for it. The degree that you would get would depend on the majority of the elective papers that you would opt for. Many students have got the BSc LLB degree till the 2011 batch. That's when BCI said that you need to have lab training etc. and core science subjects to give that degree any more. Which is what's happening right now. There are several faculty from core science and forensic sciences background at NUJS now teaching such subjects, including guest faculty from institutes like IIT and IISER, the Central Forensic Lab in Kolkata has tied up with the university to offer its facilities to the students and a new lab is being constructed within the university too. All this is of course way above your pay grade as a professional troll, so go home and rest in peace, clutching your meagre troll tax.

Best decision I ever made.

Tax free income, terrific quality of life, sane work hours, guilt free vacations which you're encouraged

to take.

I might be earning a little less than my contemporaries working as Tier 1 star partners, but I am confident I am healthier, happier and getting to spend more time being present in my wife and children's lives. Also unlike them I get to keep what I make and not suffer burn out. There are bad places to work too over here, but depends on your luck I guess and perhaps which jurisdiction you're in. I am currently between UAE and Saudi.

Having English/NY qualification is useful but not essential for the better options. Most of the really juicy opportunities come from networking, not direct entry. You need to know people on the inside to get an in.

NLS and NALSAR are both has-been institutes now, with nothing left to show for other than these legacy reminiscing. NLUD has long left them behind and turned out to be the best and only truly national law university in the country. You can only eulogise your old alum, whereas our students are achieving things today.

A past intern here. The work is good, the environment is good too. HR is active. I don't know about the pay scale but interns get 10k ig. They have a huge tax team which is good, dispute team too. I don't think you get to choose the department, we were allotted. They do more of a lateral hiring I heard and don't usually extend internships unless your performance is commendable and recommended.

How is KLA in general? Which teams are good and which are not
2) What is the scope for long-term internships or even trainee positions at the end of one-month internships?

3) How is the HR? do they interfere a lot or assist interns?

4) Work environment and quality of tasks, feedback system etc.

5) Pay scale for A0 and trainee position

I know several people this year who bagged nls within a month’s study and opted for Brown/Duke and that too in varied science majors. You can even check their SAT scores which were brilliant.

Then there is Somesh taori who cracked Oxford the same year he cracked clat (AIR 83)

unless you do not have ANY OTHER opportunity to crack, please do yourself a favor and dont even consider joining there. The Delhi office especially is infamous for bad treatment. there is also very limited learning there as 80% of the time you will be sitting idle. they have really really poor work coming in for the last few years hence have downsized dramatically

Jo jesa hai vesa hi chalega. Jo firm 10-15 saal jhel gyi uske liye market mein tike rehna koi badi baat nahi. Also, they have seen the worst in their time like wars, 2008 bubble stuff etc.., this is something that they also know, and that is why they don't care for juniors, seniors, partners. Ek jyga 100 ayngey vali theory hai. The only way this can change is when you become partner, you try to improve the life of people around you, that will go a long way.

Bhai ein pein septi pin karlo, it is one and the same thing. One of my junior from college went on to join SAM and an extremely brilliant and enthusiastic is now on anxiety pills. I have seen his senior shouting at him for not inserting a 'comma', these people are from mars I guess. He did not know that I was the client in-house legal, and I asked (some politics regarding bills were played by me obviously) my GC to remove this partner from retainer. He removed him and since he was not meeting the bills, the firm also removed him. Now my junior works under a slightly better partner.

ELP has exit presentations based on topics allotted in the 2nd week of the internship. The team is present and maybe any partner who is free may drop in. The presentation is also virtually held so that other offices can tune in and the recording is used as a reference for performance etc.

Here is the "Where are They Now"

At 2.29 and 5.08, that's Alok Prasanna, Co-Founder, Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy

At 2.55, that's Divya Mundra, M&A Partner at AZB.

At 7.47, that's Priyanka Dahiya, public policy with the World Health Organization in Geneva

At 8.18 to 8.40, that's Suhasini Sen, very successful supreme court advocate.

At 8.45, that's Shivaji Bhattacharya - Counsel, IFC (previously Partner at S&R)

At 9.45, that's Sayantan Datta - Partner at SAM, At 9.46, Shreya Rao, Partner at AZB,

At 9.47 Pathik Gandhi - Partner at Linklaters, London

At 11.04, Yasha Kumar - GC of Innoterra

At 12.45, the moot court team:

Mihira Sood, Prof of Law at NLU Delhi; Executive Director, Centre for Child Rights, NLU Delhi

Anuradha Agnihotri, Herbert Smith, London (previously Partner at Trilegal in Bangalore)

Rohan Kaul, Asia-Pacific GC of Restaurant Brands International (previously at Freshfields and Simpson Thacher in New York/ London)

At 13.30, Mahfooz Nazki (very successful Supreme Court Advocate). Still a heartthrob!

At 16.50, that's Nandini Ravichandran, Pro-bono work in New York

Who cares? And who studies BScLLB for God sake?

BSc LLB & BTech LLB kind of degrees have been proven failures.

When Nujs started in 2000, it offered BA/BSc LLB. This was from very first year. No student opted BSc LLB and the programme got closed.

Bad idea of Nujs VC and others to launch it lowering the standards and student quality. Only low rankers in CLAT choosing it.

Don't know how law schools will set up physics and chemistry labs to offer BSc LLB?

After 5 years of unsuccessful attempts at govt jobs. I am finally switching careers. However I do not know whether I should opt for an MBA or Teaching. Pros of an MBA is money, but no passion. Pros of teaching is passion, but no money. I am having a hard time to decide what to do. I curse myself for taking up law, then I curse myself for going after government jobs, now for the 3rd time I don't want to curse myself. Lol. Any suggestions ? How tough is the entry point going to be especially with the huge gap and no employment history ?

CJM is CJ(sr div) officer generally provided with good camp bungalows (except at few places) if not available than 4-5bhk flat. Also few other Civil Judges like ACJM-1, SDJM, Railway Magistrate, District Munsiff, Registrars of Civil Court, Special Magistrates are alloted bungalow (small to big) at most of places.

a breach of privacy to provide any evidence that this is academic practice anywhere? Not really- if it is academic practice- its basically a lesson plan or a lecture or a conference presentation- none of those have any expectation of privacy. you dont even believe in your argument do you? You just feel a need to defend this indefensible thing because its your political tribe?

why was she showing any profiles at all? what really is the academic value? I dont really care that some student in the class got embarassed- I care that education at JGLS is of such a low quality that this is what your professors are doing in class! Why do you not care about that?

You can disprove their argument quite clearly by showing one other instance where dating app profiles have been used in academia this way. Its not a big ask.

No one is arguing that she broke some bumble law - or atleast the people youre responding to arent. Stop fighting strawmen and tell us what academic value this exercise provided and why its defensible as something a professor would do in the classroom? What are you learning from this you cannot learn from reading a study on endogamy/ mate choice. Why did it need to be done this way? why is this in good taste?

Its completely legal to show pornography in a law classroom, but it shouldnt happen though right? unless there is a really compelling reason we tend to keep that stuff out of the classroom.

Are you the fired PR of CAM?or a new one?"Great culture".Hmm.you must be completely new to LI,i guess.Otherwise you would know not use CAM and great work culture in same sentence.Did you mean great work VULTURE?ya,that seems fight for CAM ,not the great work culture part.

Here comes the identity mongers, who'll deflect anything and everything to identity politics. "Everyone in Delhi uses it this way" is no reason to use it in class. Yikes. Also, what kind of a teacher asks students to create fake profiles and use someone else 's pictures? And you people support this sht?? I'm a Jindal alumni and former faculty myself. Identity as left wing. And think this is absolutely fc*all

And it's relatively hard, thinking of not being with your parent when they need you the most.How can someone think of anything else when they have they father/mother infront of them everyday not being able to cope with the stress just introduced in their life? Is focusing on career even an option.

IIMA = 48

IIMB = 53

IIM C = 59

ISB = 78

IIM Indore = 151-200

IIM Lucknow = 151-200

IIM Udaipur = 151-200

IMI Delhi = 201-250

MDI Gurgaon = 201-250

XLRI = 201-250

IMI Kolkata = 251-300

So 11 colleges in all, with 4 in the top 100. Not too bad. Certainly better than the law rankings, with only JGLS in the top 100 and NLSIU the only other Indian law school.

https://www.topuniversities.com/mba-rankings/global

I know focus is the key. But as a 4th year in a college with pathetic crowd. How do I retain the focus? Like I am focused on 2 days out of 6. But seeing everyone around the focus and energy dips, I feel the I'm the odd one out sitting in the library weirdly for no reason. I have an inner drive for sure and I know I'm more resilient than the others, but how do I focus for long periods like 3 months?

No can of worms. One of the members of the inspection team was a judge in his dotage who started claiming that in order to teach IPC and Evidence Law, every law college has a forensic lab already, so why is NUJS building one only now after two decades! He seemed half-drunk in the middle of the day, typical of a BCI rep. The VC did lie on multiple things though.

I have been greatly affected by my appraisal some months back. It has affected me personally and will affect my negotiation prospects in future too. I was confident of my work earlier and was appreciated most of the time but now I am plagued by a lot of self-doubt and career anxiety. What do I do?

MNLU here, please go GNLU. there is no location advantage, our classes end at 5. there is no time to do running internship. 4/5th years can barely do it. the hostel is far from fort. if you wanted to do internship in Mumbai you can get a hostel or place in Bombay and just intern, which would be near also. best of luck champ

https://www.timesnownews.com/videos/times-now/india/iit-bombays-alleged-pro-hamas-event-sparks-controversy-student-files-complaint-against-teacher-video-105072544

A POLICE COMPLAINT filed against a professor by her own students???? 😵 Whoaa dude... Holy F...!!!! And all she did is invite a left-wing Palestine sympathiser and critic of Israel!! 🤦‍♂️And I thought the Jindal students were bad!! Conservatives often accuse the left of so-called "cancel culture" and accuse left-wing students of being "snowflakes". What about this then???

One thing I notice is that the students are very polite and well-behaved, even though the anchor is very annoying and deserves a slap. You can contrast this with the arrogant kids during the Sadhguru event. Maybe the early generations of NALSAR students had less attitude, as the college was very new?

It's the later. You have no idea about how the right focus can help you and transform you into a beast. Many high IQ people don't realize their abilities just because they get distracted easily..i saw a guy from NIT Tirchy acing CAT and XAT just studying for a week. He did not focus much on his coaching at Times but when he did study, it was about his dominance. Studying 3 hours and utilizing quality focus within that specific time is much more beneficial than slogging for 10-11 hours and barely focusing on vital practice.

Actually no. The guy attempted CLAT the same year he sat for the JEE exam (the one where you get a IISC rank) without zero prep (can't blame cause the former is really tough as you mentioned) and yet he couldn't pass. Next attempt he just studied for 2 weeks and made into NLS. This was quite surprising. I did not believe this at first but he did show signs of photographic memory which stunned some of us.

Agneepath: A True and a Pointless Story

I knew a guy who took a crack at it, gave it his all, and nearly grasped success. The man in question had a decent academic record from law school and was convinced that he possessed striking physical attributes, which made him stand out amongst his law-school peers. His cheerleaders often commented on his impressive looks and the personality that, they claimed, would be 'wasted' if he pursued the mediocre path of law. Like many others at the law school, he was a cinephile, always eager to discuss Hollywood and Indian classics. He lauded De Niro's performances in 'Taxi Driver' and 'Raging Bull', and Pacino's in 'Carlito’s Way', and he sang high praises for Kulbhushan Kharbanda in 'Arth'. His impersonations of scenes from Big B’s epic 'Agneepath' delighted his friends, earning him heaps of praise for his acting prowess and unsolicited assertions that he was destined for stardom and perhaps the illustrious Manikchand Filmfare Award.

He basked in the adoration, dabbling in local theater productions designed for the young, English-speaking, collegiate crowds of the city. Some of my acquaintances were lucky enough to catch his live performances. While praises varied in generosity, the skeptics simply admired his guts to brave the stage with his... let's say, unique talents.

After law school, he joined the ranks at one of the 'Big Laws' on Barakhamba Road, Delhi. Yet, the seed of stardom had already taken root, and he often envisioned himself far from the plains of Delhi, in the city by the Bay. Following three and a half years of contemplation and nagging self-doubt, he convinced himself of his true calling. With what he believed was enough savings, he took the leap of faith. He vowed never to return to the rat race, determined to honor his own aspirations and the expectations of his law school admirers by making an 'all-in' attempt to penetrate the dazzling world of stardom. Inspired by the Shah of Bollywood himself, he put his faith in the stories of outsiders who had achieved great success based solely on their talent.

Leaving his job and a cushy two-bedroom shared builder-floor apartment in South Ex behind, he moved into a modest one-room kitchen at Yari Road. He joined an upscale gym frequented by hopeful starlets and hired a personal trainer to sculpt his physique to cinematic perfection. He poured more of his nest egg into a respected but has-been actor's crash course on cinema acting, quickly learning that his diction, dialogue delivery, body language, and screen presence needed considerable work. Transitioning to a more intensive and pricier acting program seemed only sensible. Professional photographers captured his portfolio across Bombay, and he spent lavishly on trendy Bandra drip for numerous auditions.

A grueling year of auditions ensued, filled with long lines and brief encounters with dubious individuals and their questionable bargains. He was one in a sea of dreamy-eyed, eager hopefuls, each hungrier and more desperate than our protagonist and mostly without a safety net. Some had even torched their bridges for a one-way ticket to the dream factory.

After almost nine months of relentless door-knocking and rejections for not having the "right" voice or "face-cut", his funds dwindled to nothing, culminating in overdue rent.

At a soiree hosted by a batchmate fresh from a Japanese bank secondment, he reconnected with old friends who had once sung his praises. As they lamented their corporate lives and flaunted their 'aquaracers', while repeatedly trying to impress each other with the stories they picked up or were part of while negotiating some ‘who-give-a-shit’ SHA. For a brief moment, our man was transported back to his law school glory days, where life seemed easy and dreams meant to be conquered. Sharing tales of audition room woes and lines from roles that never were, he found clarity.

The next day, he borrowed money from his brother, settled his rent, and reached out to his old boss—who, as fate would have it, ghosted him. By week's end, his resume was spruced up on Naukar.com, courtesy of classmates, and distributed to the who's who of headhunters.

By year's end, he secured a job at a modest law firm and returned to Delhi — the land of 'Dally Maitro', 'Cholesterol Bhature', and loud mouths. His cinematic aspirations were quietly shelved, his retainer fee a tad below his peers, his passion for film buried in the graveyard of forgotten dreams.

if you've cracked any competitive science exam in India, then something like CLAT is a cakewalk for you. I mean CLAT is one of the easiest competitive exams in the one of the most competitive nations. But this dude does seem intelligent, juggling through these exams of different fields and acing them as well.

I knew a guy who after a year (BSC) at IISC (getting in here is already a lifetime achievement lol) opted NLSIU. He only studied for two weeks relating to clat and got into NLS from IISC. After a month, he discontinued his studies at nls and opted for UC Berkeley to study philosophy. His SAT score was brilliant and he only prepped for say- a month? And now he is killing it there as well. My question how is this possible? That dude cracked several prestigious exams (from science to humanities and law) and that too within a short span of time. Do you need superhuman IQ for this? Or just gorgeous focus??

I believe internals have schedules and are uniform for the most. Why did you waste the firms time, the associates time, your time and another able interns ( and possibly associates) place by doing this? Maybe could've rescheduled it at a better time. Or perhaps you wanted the tier 2 firm on your CV somehow. That's very petty of you sir.