Why the hell every random thing about internal affairs of nujs makes to public domain? DPC professor, who always is very respectful in class and very enthusiastic while teaching (addresses students as Dear Brothers and Sisters) is a very renowned advocate in Calcutta. He gives practical knowledge unlike other years where DPC was scam. Who can taught drafting better than litigation advocates?

Do you know that women and girls are doing better in schools and colleges across countries? Why do you think this is? Is it because men and boys are just not putting in the work?

Do you know what this kind of entitlement looks like a few years later in the workplace?

1. Expecting women to take notes in any meeting (because she has nice handwriting, because she always does it, because she's the responsible one, etc.) All of these are lazy excuses for your privilege and entitlement. If she has nice handwriting, remember that it is because she was socialized a certain way from birth since she is a woman, and because she is putting in actual effort. Please step up and be better than the generations that came before you.
2. Expecting women to do all the emotional labour like remembering people's birthdays, organizing events at work, doing anything that involves caring for people (again, because women are "naturally caring" or they're just better at it than men) This is also a pathetic excuse, please do better. This happens even if there is a designated HR in an organization.

Do you think you're a senior advocate in litigation who can take notes from a junior and just get by without doing the grunt work? How on earth can you be so entitled as to expect some girl to give you notes? She pays attention, she puts the effort into transcribing it into notes, and then some guys expect them for free because of their gender. Please do better, this behaviour is disgusting.

First of all, Thankyou for the suggestion. You know, being from tier 3 NLU, it always feels like kya hoga career ka. And as Judiciary is quite uncertain.
Being in the mid of Law school Journey, even I want to do judiciary. But when I look at my batchmates, and other batches too, people are running like hell just for law firms. Moots, Internships, Publications, just for getting law firm Internships. So, in such circumstances it gets quite demotivating for me that I am preparing for Judiciary.
I know it happens with lot of students, may you please give some perspective.

Dear Guest Sir/Madam,

The Guy must have been truly deserving if an opportunity was given to him. Yes, the ratio of job/job-seekers is less than one , but that does not mean that the employer did a Favor to him. Otherwise, I am always here, you know what I posted above. Give me an opportunity ? Talk to HR and Partner.

He joined of his own accord, he left of his own accord. It was completely on to him. No employer or co-worker owns life of an employee. Please keep business strictly to business.

On a second note, since you still seem so burnt up even after about 10 days of that incidents - we have strong reasons to assume that you are that partner who allegedly misbehaved (or someone similar).

You keep all that as if it's true. It isn't. You guys keep trying to intern and get the same jobs, fail and then spin these narratives to make your sorry selves stop crying. Yes, we have a bigger batch and we still get everyone do whatever they want to do in life. You have not managed that till date.

For some reason, this has blown up into a big controversy at my law school (not taking the name and requesting people not to share to protect identities). There is this girl in our batch who is a very nice person and shares exam notes with everyone. Then the feminist gang in class asked her not to do so, saying that how come only girls have to share notes, guys don’t pay attention in class and sleep after gaming the whole night etc.

Now the girl all of a sudden is behaving in an aloof manner and avoiding guys and not sharing notes. She got brainwashed by the gang. I think it’s pretty mean of the gang tbh. ☹️ The whole point of college life is to help each other out. We share movies, Uber rides, food and treats etc. We help each other during medical emergencies etc. We are away from home and live together like a family. So why this unnecessary politics? Just to clarify, I have nothing against feminism. But I don’t see why it’s being brought in here.

This is a breaking event. And now it's confirmed that GNLU won't be sending its contingent to Yuvardha sports fest of NLUJ.

For further info, go through this link:-

https://www.instagram.com/p/CxX8W3_Ndn4/?igshid=MmU2YjMzNjRlOQ==

This is an insider info. (Someone pls send this to GNLU admin so that they can be prepared of this foolish plan of some of the students)

With GNLU admin bringing about a well-intentioned and good attendance policy of having minimum 70 percentage attendance, some students suddenly are asking for exemptions since they are the Core members of Comm.

To all of them I just want to say that I know how much all of u actually work for the Comm and how many exemptions u all actually deserve. So better not to gi ahead with this stupid plan, since even if u all resign it's not going to make even a slight diff, since most of the Convenors and Core members of any Cimm in GNLU are easily replaceable and none of them have an aura about them that our pass out seniors had. So any of the core member of any Comm would not make any difference.

I would request the admin that if u are reading this kindly ignore if any such resignations happen, its's just a way fo the students to built pressure. Let all these students have attendance back, then only they will understand.

The present attendance policy is robust and most students support it. Keep up the good work GNLU admin. (I am myself a student and will continue to provide any insider info if and when I get). Don't let these useless Convenors decide anything, let them resign, won't make any difference.

I had responded to a legal recruiter's post on LinkedIn, turned out to be for a vacancy in trilegal. They sent my CV to the firm post which I was asked to give an interview and the HR emailed me directly for scheduling. After the interview the firm has ghosted me even though it went well, so idk what's up.

Non senior / Non designated lawyers do make that much money in T-1 cities but it does not depend on only one factors. It is a combination of :-

1) Connections / Social Net Worth

2) Field of practise

3) Luck

4) Hardwork

5) Talent

6) Family Pedigree

Usually it is a long curve to hit that magic no.

no matter how low your ug scores are you can do llm from the UK unis, go for top post 92 universities like lancaster, northumbria etc. or low plateglass like hull, sussex, keele etc.

your indian llm scores do not matter when you apply for llm in the uk as the admissions team will check your llb marks, however, the llm will allow you to spin a story saying that there were some hardships during llb (covid) which led to low scores and you have compensated for it in llm. this story and the added experience will help you to get into mid Russell like Leeds, Sheffield, QMUL etc.

Top Russell like Oxbridge, LSE etc. will not take you in unless you do tremendously well in LLM

Tell me how much you have scored in your LLB and the type of college you have done your UG, I will let you know which unis to apply to in the UK (irrespective of your LLM scores)

Our DPC teacher gave us a class assignment of withdrawal petition, which he had not done in class, so everyone thought it is compromise petition. Today marks were released, with most people barely getting 4/5 out of 10 except a few. How more unjust can the college be? The admin loves to speak about academic rigor but we straight-up lack proper faculty to teach us. How can he ask questions about concepts he didn’t teach in class? When we collectively tried explaining to him, he simply screamed at us for no reason. Perfect epitome of being rude and inconsiderate.

If you want to have a SC counsel practice - join a SC senior

If you want to learn court procedure as well - join an AoR with good work flow and then a SC senior - 2 years each.

In both cases - spend your time networking with lawyers who can refer you SC work 5 years down the line.

If you want to be HC lawyer - start in trial court. First appeals require knowledge of procedure, evidence etc which can only be learnt at trial courts.

If you are good with getting clients (people person) but may not be 'intellectual' enough for other lawyers to engage you then start and stay in Trial court. I can be a very good low stress gig if you crack it!

You have no idea what you are talking about. Deadlines in litigation are set by the court and when they are tight - even big shots work at a moments notice. Don't remember the number of times I have attended briefings with seniors on sunday, at 7PM..10PM etc for matters listed next day. All these seniors work 16 hour days, far more than any transactional associate and definitely more than T1 partners.

Noojie here, I'll answer your query.

Lately, you must've seen plenty of posts on NUJS. It's not that we did not try to resolve these matters internally, but almost every attempt led in a complete failure. It escalated so much that we witnessed our first mass protests on campus post Covid. Only after that, some grievances were amicably resolved.

Another reason behind more publicity is probably how the admin itself tried to suppress our freedom of speech. When the Bsc LLB course was introduced (with no consultation with rest of the GB or anyone), a student from 4th year circulated a document stating why people should enrolling. Nothing in the document was defamatory in any matter, and did not degrade anyone outright. It mostly mentioned the excessive high fees, poor placement prospective for the new batch and lack of space on the main campus. Yet, the VC was so offended with the move that he publicly show-caused the student for merely expressing his own opinion in his individual capacity. He has become completely intolerant to any form of criticism, which is the reason why more and more students are resorting to anonymous platforms like Legally India to vent out their concerns. NUJS has always prided itself for having a liberal and open-minded atmosphere; but the recent acts by the admin completely goes against the ethos of the university. I agree that "academic rigor" should not be compromised, but none of the admin's new moves would help to bolster it in any manner.

P.S: If someone from the college administration / pro-admin people is reading this, take a deep breath before you are offended once again. Sending more show-cause notices to students would not help to contain spread of college gossip on public forums, but do the EXACT OPPOSITE. Instead, have constructive talks with the GB and at least try to understand our issues.

Signing off, have a good day.

Regarding Scriboard, can someone shed light on this? https://www.legallyindia.com/convos/topic/270252-scriboard-is-it-worth-applying-for-internship-during-the-last-semester

Definitely a cause for concern. Do not talk to any team members about this, as you never know if that person is genuine. Observe the team behavior carefully, and if you feel that it cannot be resolved, start applying elsewhere asap and leave. Never stay in a place where you are not respected and valued.

Hardly better. While you spend half your college lives interning just to get PPOs, we're simply not that desperate for jobs. That's been a trend since the early batches. Oh, and we don't have as many students as you guys. The superior academic exposure does tend to change people's views on life, rather than slave it out for money.

I think it's because historically, NLS, NALSAR and NLUD have had smaller batch sizes (around 80 for most graduate batches so far). NUJS has had more - around 120 with all the NRI seats and stuff. I know it may not seem like a big difference but those extra 50% people may be enough to keep trolling in the comments sections.

People from the top universities of the country with well-paying jobs are pervasive in both the batches of the program so idk what you're onto. Also, the professors themselves admit that they're more engaging and easier to teach due to the diverse perspectives they bring, unlike 17yo kids straight out of high school.

We don't have to justify, our students prove that by achievements, unlike you. And I didn't sit for AILET. Didn't need to. Wouldn't have wanted to get into a university that's greedy enough to conduct a separate exam just for the money. Unlike you who gave CLAT and AILET both.

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Research based model. Lol! Your students aren't even good in research, which gets revealed everytime you open your mouth. Please show these threads where NUJS claims to have given best placements. We give better placements than you and that's a fact, and even that we bring up only when you start claiming superiority. As for our placement record, it speaks for itself. We don't have to shout that we are the best, like you keep doing everywhere.

About AILET, everyone knows it is a scam and unethical attempt to bleed aspirants. It did the same to you too. I'm sure you sat for CLAT and AILET both. But you have been brainwashed into thinking that it is necessary. Everytime people point that out, you start shouting about how difficult the exam is, without any rhyme or reason.

Op Fraud ... Info you have recieved. My frined applied previously first they will offer assessment who have not interned with them, which might be unpaid then they will offer trainee ship for 6 month that would be around 20k-30 k and then if they liked work then they would offer associate position

While each college has fair share of pros and cons, we only see nujs students bashing their college on legally india and other platforms. Students of colleges like nalsar share almost nothing on legally india. Nlsiu and nlud also maintain a fair share of secrecy in terms college's internal matters? Is there a possible reason for the same?

Lol. Are you so jealous of our placement that you now have to resort to these lies? Your new VC couldn't get NLUD better placements in all these years, good luck with her doing these with you. Our 'local college people' are better than all your faculty combined. Your alum don't even know enough to teach. Whereas NUJS alum are teaching in all the best universities in the country.

2023 graduate here from T-1 NLU. Not at all interested in corp. so leaving a boutique Gen corp. firm. Thinking of joining litigation. Just confused as to where to begin. Because I find newbies generally running to Supreme Court.

But I guess once you manage to carve out a space, substantial money is there at trial level as well.

Guide please.