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Anyway anon you could try applying for these firms:
1. RPV legal although their forte is arbitration they their associates around 40k to 60k per month.
2. Karanjawala and Co - New Delhi
3. Aggarwal Law associates
4. Singhania and Co
AZB is far better than all these offices: at least it's openly toxic and pays 5x of these places, in terms of money and exposure both. Plus, even if you stretch it for a year, AZB on your CV will help you more than any of these.
Your choice ultimately, I have seen people in both RPV and Singhania personally CRY during and after their stints and I wouldn't want to see anymore of that.
Ofcourse it didn’t make any sense to me. I didn’t understand what went wrong. I fell sick out of stress. Wasted 14 months there, have now dropped the offices name. I just say I was unemployed for such a long duration
Having said that, if you have some(1-2 years) decent experience and are demonstrably industrious. And are willing to consider not the usual big names and and assisting role as the 2nd chair.
Delhi is in some ways spoilt for choice with decent sized filing Chambers and particularly AoR offices. With a mix of SC/DHC/Insolvency/Electricity/Arbitration matters such offices can be gold, provided one is will to work hard.