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POSITIVES
1. You get few insights about practicality of certain provisions. The key here is OfCourse 'few'. Those nuggest are NEGLIGIBLE infront of 10k that you have paid.
2. You can ask questions which is OfCourse benefit of doing a course and not gathering knowledge on your own.
NEGATIVES
1. Free classes by CS/CMA coaching on Youtube fare more insightful for clarifying concepts of companies act and SEBI. I also read Working with Contracts [charles M fox]- that book is enough for covering the basics taught in this 10k course.
2. They don't upload the PPT used by PA/SA/partners for some of the videos and instead post irrelevant/barely relevant content below the video. That is the LEAST YOU SHOULD DO IF YOU ARE CHARGING 10K.
3. One of the instructors said that MCA e-book is not color coded - it is. green is for insertion. brown is for substitution. Did not watch that class live so I would rather point it out here.
Any idea/ insight/ review as to how the course is/ is it worth it (since it is not a cheap amount)?
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Your course was really helpful for us Non NLU guys, where HR never even looks at our CVs if we write the name of our college in internship applications. I am the topper of my batch and also performed well in one of the course and was happy to get a recommendation to a tier 1 and am performing well here as well.
To all the people saying it's useless content and stuff, what do people like me do? I cannot absolutely afford the fees at an NLU and Im in a gen category and able to get just CNLU and the likes which dont help me at all in anything. I cannot afford CLAT coaching or even the NLU fees if I even get the chance. The ABS is also very selective and has some other rounds, and I certainly cannot waste time and money on it. This is the reality of us. We really have to spend the 6k to 10k and also perform well here to get some chance at internships and therefore set the foot into these places. Ofcource once I was here I realised that most team members really are mediocre in their work and even the "top 40 under 40 partners" dont know basic law and call the associate to research on basic rules.
Profiles of few students who did internship at Wilmerhale, London through BR:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/vismaya-hari/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/prachi-kaushik-6b32b2184/
For more such success stories, website link is https://betteringresults.in
Source for the highly qualified instructors engaged by BR: https://betteringresults.in/all-courses/