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I'm currently enrolling for law. I don't know the exact reason but i like the profession and really fascinated towards it. But when people ask for some senior lawyers ask why law , what is the most suitable answer to give to impress them.
Mba karke kya saboon, shampoo bechne mei kya orgasm milta hai logoko. Paisa sabkuch nhi hota mere bhai. Boutique litigation firms mei alag satisfaction milta hai. Mba bhot generic nhi hogya ?
Which profession has it all set, nothing is bed of roses. Har jagah gaali khaani hai, long hours nikalne hai. Kya farak padta hai mba karu ya law ya engineering.
There are also people who genuinely like this profession - for a variety of (right and wrong) reasons. I may not be able to charge 20L per hearing, but I do make sufficient living and arguing in court does feel like my passion.
Been practicing independently for some years now. Law was by choice, and continues to be so.
Perhaps you need a career change (and some therapy). But don't think my active choices that led to my success are by chance merely because you did not like this profession.
What a dramatic scene!
I've got an undergrad from Xavier's Mumbai. I know what I'm stepping into. Mba sucks big time and looking for 3 year llb in mumbai. Targeting boutiques.
As far as I am concerned, I am second generation but we dont have work in my office after covid . Struggling to make ends meet. Vklat bhi to hamesha nahi chalti. I was considering doing MBA at this age of 34.
2. It should unique to yourself. (Not necessarily, but preferably)
3. It should potray a keen sense of curiosity for law. ("...")
4. Your attitude should reflect that you justify your reason for being in law, which would be quite difficult if you make up a random answer.
I honestly don't think he would judge you on the basis of why you chose law rather than your work itself.
For me it's because I didn't want to be an engineer like everyone else, law caught my interest, I delved into it, I enjoyed it. Answers that are simple yet reflects the honest nature of the person seems the best to me. Cheers! 🥂
Didn't wanted to join the engineering herds. Nobody around me is a lawyer.
Engineering ka entrance itna difficult hai but practical kaha hai.. kya karenge pcm ka.
Yaha logic and analytical and English pe focus karna sikhate hai law entrance mei.
I wanted to crack UPSC and I felt law gives a great view of administration and policy issues. I had felt so because I was heavy on reading socio-political issues where legal provisions would often come up along with some discussion on constitution and civic duties.
It was another matter that when I landed in an NLU - another world of corporate law opened up and then there was no looking back.
P.S. I am happy working as a transactions lawyer now.
Which of the following poetic device has been used in the aforementioned sentence?
1. Irony
2. Malapropism
3. Oxymoron
4. None of the above - hum ye game quit karna chahengay
/s
Everyone who's satisfied will stay so.
Some people from nlu's think they must be treated like kings, as if they're doing a favour working as transactional lawyer.
People really can have a wlb and satisfaction ig they leave those tier 1s which are absolute shit