As a student coming from the relatively unknown private university, is it worth doing an LLM in corporate/business laws to get a job lattr. What about placements after LLM in top NLUs. Or doing internships or buildings CV by other means is better to get a job at law firms
As someone who saw a senior do exactly this- DON'T. LLM is a great option if you really want to a deep dive in a specific area of law. The 1-year NLU tag does not help much because the placement supports are meant for the undergrads, not the post grads.
The only advantages of LLM (from your POV) is if you are going for a PSU job or in-house as a fresher. Even then they would rather just hire someone with a couple of years experience. The law firm life is mostly CV based.
The only advantages of LLM (from your POV) is if you are going for a PSU job or in-house as a fresher. Even then they would rather just hire someone with a couple of years experience. The law firm life is mostly CV based.