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Agreed with all points - climbing up the ladder has a huge element of luck - right firm, right time. Advice on this? Start small - switch ferociously till you make it where you belong.

also, shabbier jobs payback with interest in the longer run. Karma catches up. Or so we'd like to believe - sometimes it doesnt if your daddy knows people in the profession.

Admissions to DU 5-year law course: Central government tells Delhi High Court CUET is not mandatory for universities; UGC opposes

https://www.barandbench.com/news/admissions-du-5-year-law-course-central-government-delhi-high-court-cuet-mandatory-ugc-opposes

It has been around 5 years since I joined the profession. Currently I'm working at a mid-tier law firm which pays me around 24 LPA including the bonus component. My team isn't toxic and partner is a very kind person who passes on his experience and knowledge. I usually get free by 8:30 (starts around 10:30) and in a city like Mumbai it takes me around 45 mins to reach home. At times, even the Saturdays are off.

I am wondering if I'll move to a Tier 1 firm, what could be my salary expectations and work timings?

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https://www.barandbench.com/amp/story/news/final-year-hnlu-student-found-dead-in-washroom-administration-silent-on-incident

This article states that she was about to get debarred by the administration. How insensitive hnlu is man?

https://www.barandbench.com/news/final-year-hnlu-student-found-dead-in-washroom-administration-silent-on-incident

This link has stated "It also came to light that owing to certain developments on campus, the deceased was intimated about being debarred from appearing for an exam."

The case is still under investigation though and can't say if this was the reason behind suicide with surety but please if anyone else has been intimated about a similar thing or is being harassed by the admin please speak out. Your life matters.

State Uni Guy Here.

Placement scene in these year was terrible, so no placements . Got a job in a firm on my own . The practice area is quite aligned but there isn't not much work .Though, I am gradually picking up, but still growth is slow. Also, WFO isn't helping also since have to live a rented space in a new city.

Pay is not that great either but as compared to my unemployed peers, i'm doing pretty well. I'm applying at several other places as well but almost same payscale. Also, tier - firms aren't hiring non-nlu freshers so that isn't a choice.

Have some family issues so can't leave an earning opportunity as well and prepare for Govt exams or LLM (altheast for an year). What should I do?

The drop year part is correct and honestly it doesn’t matter. A lot of noojies were droppers and they sailed through successfully. Infact in my batch a lot of folks are droppers.

One correction tho - the guy you are talking about was in the Singapore office last year or something like that. He changed firms and is now residing in London. Check LinkedIn.

Not states - but cities may be. Bangalore, Delhi, and Mumbai are T1 cities and that makes a difference, along with leadership and funding. So it is location, leadership, and funding. Institutions that have all three are blessed, the ones with any two try to cover the shortcomings by excelling in the other two, and the ones with any one or none are having a very tough time.

No one wants to touch this question with a ten feet poll :P Kidding, NALSAR is great for placements. Choosing NLU D is acceptable, if you would have still chosen NLU D even if the choice was between NLU D and NLSIU. But if you would have chosen NLSIU over NLU D in the aforementioned scenario then for the same reasons choose NALSAR over NLU D. NLS and NALSAR are the original Tier 1s and continue to be so.

https://www.newindianexpress.com/cities/bengaluru/2023/aug/27/revamped-library-opened-at-nlsiu-2609125.amp

Now with chandrachud’s support NLS has the potential to become the first truly national law university of India

One of those few precious replies. I had not elaborated on my answer but if there was one, this is it! Thanks for taking the time out.

Also when I said that an IIM A should do fine, it was purely out of financial concerns. I'm not actually comparing M7 with Indian B Schools. Also the main question I don't think is answered here is:

Is OP doing an MBA purely for the money bracket, and if yes, a money bracket with respect to where? From my understanding, if OP intended to settle outside India, the choices would have become way easier. While it is true that global has the potential to become local any day, it is also true that the packages that are bagged by IIM ABC grads are mostly top-notch with very little wiggle room (pardon me if there are instances that prove otherwise. Not aware of the same). In this light, IIM A just makes more sense economically.

No - because students have a herd mentality and follow the beaten track. Wait for 2 - 3 years and beyond, with the kind of growth and funding NFSU has - be ready for something big. If you are genuinely interested to know (beyond your attempt to ridicule) then read up on how IITs got their first batch of (reluctant) students and how these institutes started with 2 or 3 faculty members on temporary campuses. If you cannot (or refuse to) see an emerging trend, then the problem is not with the trend but with you.

How do they get it deleted? They hack into your account, or threaten to fail you or expel you if you don't delete the message? If the latter, then try borrowing a leaf out of the pages of NALSAR and NUJS students in the past, who started anon FB pages and groups to highlight admin highhandedness.

It's already, we can already feel your burn. As for placement problems, NLSIU has been facing it, not NUJS. That's why NLSIU has stopped disclosing placement stats for years now. As for NALSAR, they aren't the ones getting thrashed in court for holding half-baked entrance tests at the last moment, swindling the aspirants of half the money after the test got cancelled, or charging money for virtual convo. All of that is happening at NLS only. So learn to laugh at yourself, since everyone else is already doing so.

Please cite at least three examples of the threads started by people from NLSIU sharing their success in this calendar year. Please also share examples of people from NUJS having commented on those threads, expressing their problems with said success or celebration thereof. Please ensure that you have sufficient circumstantial evidence at the very least to deduce that such commentators are indeed from NUJS. Without statistics to back your claim up, this is just a trollish post from your side.

This is so true. The amount of discrimination that we (students of 3 year LLB) face is unbelievable. The RCC of 5-year LLB won't cooperate a bit with our RCC and firms almost never reply to our RCC's mails. Even if a few firms reply, eventually they don't provide any internships.

Honestly, if I knew that I would get the same opps after graduation then I would have chose DU over NLS. Now, I'll have to repay my student loans.

It’s not just because of the influence of certain professors. Students also want it for grade inflation and reco letters. It’s a vicious cycle. For example, I offer a course on something like Sarvarna Hegemonical Discourses in Indian Queer Jurisprudence. I get my chela students to take the course. I give them good grades and they give me good feedback in return. I reward them further with a reco letter, as such courses fetch brownie points when applying abroad. In contrast, an advanced course on company law will probably be taught by a hardass law firm bro, who will mark strictly and say FO when you ask for a reco letter.

Ooh and what about numerous suicide cases that taking place in various IiT and medical colleges and the tardy administration they have? Then what should we do, Can we close all those institutions and become education-less? From your statement, I can definitely say that "tumne toh Kabhi education ni li hogi" Otherwise u never say this bogus statement.

They do judge based on language. You just thinking that you deserve a particular job and have the necessary skills does not aid you in landing it. You should be able to show it as well, which you clearly have not either in the interview or on this comment section. Don't cry about NLU crowd doing better because even the average to moderate people in NLUs have a basic standard that is much higher than the university you belong to. Just stop whining at this point.

Go to any conveniently located 3-year college in Bangalore, start practice and forget about the whole "NLSIU 5yr v 3 yr v Jindal v NUJS" crap. Do your best and then focus on your clients and the profession will reward you even if the trolls snicker. Unless you have a golden family entry ticket, law requires and invites you to make your own way. Get in somewhere, do your work, and serve your clients faithfully, you'll be perfectly happy in life.

Lmao 20%? If you even think 9% is the real passing percentage, you are either naive or really bad at math. That's the percentage of people clearing one group. And this time around, the pass percentages for the professional level have come down to 7% (that's 7% of those 9% who have cleared the executive level, lol). Taking everything together, the chances of you clearing all three stages in one go, or, let's say, 3Y is much lesser that that. Don't agree? Do the math yourself.

NLSIU is not at all great for the 3-Year programme. They haven't had a single batch graduate yet, the ones who are currently studying are finding it difficult to get internships or placement offers and the 5-Year alumni and students don't really consider them as fellow Law School-ites. The 5 Year programme at NLSIU is still a fantastic opportunity, not the 3 Year.

We know that you won't get a job or crack CLAT. Which is why you don't even know what a tier one firm means. You trolls are like bugs crawling out of the woodwork and your lies are getting to be pathetic. NUJS has the best placement of all law schools at present and every single tier one firm comes and recruits from here every here and so do foreign firms.

Your argument is clearly indicative of the notion that everyone is born in a household, which is above a certain income level.Which is not my friend.

Oha nd Btw , the fees of NLUs have skyrocketed , whereas the Returns is actually plummeting at these NLUS, so yeah , I don't see a harm in people having second thoughts about investing their hard earned money .

Cyril is the man who made Indias largest and pioneering law firm CAM, whose rejected or refused work Trilegal accepts.Trilegal has been recruting like mad from CAM hoping to repeat CAMs success for Trilegal.Wont happen anytime soon.They can recruit as many partners and associates from CAM they like.The MP is in deterred and at CAM. Trilegal is a here today gone tomorrow firm in comparison to CAM.

Long story short I am from MP. Wasn’t too happy with (still not happy) my current college. It’s a tier-2 nlu (not Odisha) , I am studying there and i am retaking both the exams again. I am able to manage acad with clat/ailet surprisingly well. The only problem is that I am giving way moreee priority to ailet over clat. Clat’s reasoning is way easier but ailet feels more difficult to me and hence more attractive as an option. Now I know I may end up getting nothing after giving clat and ailet again. But till then will I be too stupid to prefer nlu Delhi over nalsar considering the amount of time spent for ailet is much higher this attempt?

Okay so , if you display academic excellence , you can go one a 1/2 exchange of credit course from nls/nlu delhi (but only from third year). But you have to be really good academically. In Jindal there is a dual ba llb Cornell pathways programme. These are the transfers I personally know of.