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I was an intern in his office. First of all, there were 5-6 assessment interns hired by the firm and all of the people including me were graduates. They were not paying anyone at all and on top of that, ▮▮▮
trainee associates get Rs 15,000-20,000 pmjunior associates get Rs 25,000-30,000 pm
associates get Rs 40,000-50,000 pm
Thanks
Given its a small firm, dont think you’ll get a lot. Its going to be low but learning is immense. You’ll handle clients from day 1, something that doesn’t happen so quickly in a bigger setup.
Dipti lavya swain is also a decent lawyer so you’ll get to learn a lot