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UPSC is way way way tougher than what one thinks. Cracking CLAT, or tier 1 jobs, is no comparison. But if you do have 4 years of experience of studying for it, you are way ahead of a lot of people in understanding of basics such as constitutional law or economics and current affairs.
If you manage to secure an interview with a corp law firm, it's very easy justification. Just be careful of how you draft your CV to get that interview.
Litigation, the world belongs to you.
Do also consider a lot of threads on LI on Judicial Services.
Lastly, depending on where you are based, State civil services is also an excellent option. Also things like UN service, Tata's own service exams etc.
- R
Good luck for your future endeavours.
1. What are the chances of getting into corporate considering the gap (I'm from tier 1 law school)? And is it advisable to spend few years in corporate, if litigation is the end goal?
2. If Litigation is the way forward then Delhi or parent high court?
3. If Delhi then can you please list some good Lawyer's to hone the skills?
4. If parent high court then what all skills should I hone which I must be missing by not working in Delhi?
5. Any other advice.
Thanks.