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I see people Joining NLUs to do hours of classes, do all this bullshit, do moots, get good copr internships through your father, then to claw through to work in a glass building for 13-14 hours as a slave to make 2 lakhs a month max.
Why are we doing this/forced into this? Am I missing out something?
OP,the system is a well set "fixed" managed"set up by the ones who own the glass building and by their clients with glass buildings too.I hope you shatter glass ceilings and glass buildings.Good to know at least one's out there,OP,and hopefully more, still dream of being real lawyers.