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5 pqe - 45
6 pqe - 50
7 pqe - 55-60
No idea above that
Just use this platform for what its true purpose is - dissemination of information. You can always create separate threads to fight. Don't quote inaccurate salaries and please don't refute salaries that are actually accurate.
Go to linkedin- AZB- People- Search "National Law School of India University"
yes, Trilegal and CAM have absolute respectable work cultures and spaces
I understand that client's references help to an extent, but at least while considering PPOs all (most) firms look at work during internships, ability in internships, speaking skills. Here you need the team (Associates, the Mentor (SA/PA), Partner at some places) you worked for, to give you good(Khaitan,CAM, SAM etc.)/ Stellar(JSA, Trilegal) feedback.
Not discussed AZB because NLS finds it too respectable to work with, obviously due to the prestigious goodwill they have earned through their work culture among their junior rung associates.