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You need to completed the stipulated courses every trimester.
If you play your cards right with the optional couses you can submit your coursework early and leave a few weeks early. I did that But that's about it.
couple goals ki tareef kari thi bas
A scholar like Sudhir
Dashing personality like Sudhir
Non cash
Rsu vesting over 5 years- 5l
Benefits- 1l
Cash
In hand per year- 6 l
Tax- 30%
Package of lawyer at law firm- 12 lpa (bharucha eg.)
Non cash
Rsu- no
Benefits- none
Cash
Inhand per year- 12l
Tax- 10% (assuming less than 50lpa)
Early graduation happens in rarest or rare cases. But it has happened maybe due to moot memorial evaluation or transfer of credits to some good foreign uni- both of these depend upon GPA.