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Many people fail to realise how true this is. A 3rd year student at my T2 NLU, who is amongst top 5 scorers in the batch, struggles to navigate through SCC. There is a difference between possessing legal acumen and being able to blurt out rote-learned words on the exam paper
And we ask why the quality of lawyers in our country overall is as pathetic as it is?
I am getting cnlu should i take it or leave It ?

Corporate in main goal
2025 batch - it’s about time to bring this back. Placements look doomed because of the hiring freeze
You're scaring me, I junior of your alma mater.

What would you suggest to a person going to his second semester
firm master dont want to loose their hegomony of exploiting associate and junior thats why they are restricting foreign law firm entry
but firm havent changed one criteria is judaad through which whole mediocre firm and industry runs.
Have you perhaps considered the prospect that firms may have revised their criteria to just not include kids with good memory (aka batch rank toppers)?
Okay Mr. Economist. Should have studied some in school.
Marks do not guarantee success. The toppers in my batch lack domain knowledge in black letter law, they are just booksmart and teacher's pets.
How is hoping to make a decent living after studying, interning, and publishing for five years shallow and superficial?
Padosi wali aunty was right all along: better to study engineering or MBA. The second option is still possible. Study for CAT/GMAT.
Lol, we're in a hyper-inflated economy with no jobs and he wants people to not fixate on placements.
Why will top rankers consider higher studies by default? Law is a professional course, good students may actually prefer joining the profession over going to academics. Unless you wish to join the academia, there is no reason to get a post grad degree in law.
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