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What's ur past exp?
Isn't it too boring, what makes it interesting for you?
Which year, which college?
What's ur batch rank? (If not in top 10, why is ur rank so low?)
2. batch rank 15 in a private college is really bad, I asked you to explain yourself
3. So you r saying that u will leave the firm and move abroad if u were to be hired?
4. No slots aren't open. Who told u this? Whoever told u this, ask then u r filling to fill their slots
The curriculum in most places is outdated, people can't find internships and toppers are generally suckers who sit on first bench and make gossip makeout with professors. Judge people by their publications and internships but by ranks which are crammed and puked section generated.
Assholes like you who I'm not sure who you're pretending to be, need to understand the struggle a private college goes to grab that one internship which shitpots like you throw off in no time. You'll hire NLS people who'll leave for LLM in 6 months but won't leave a chance to badmouth a what might be a deserving person, good going dim dims. No wonder you don't want foreign law firms to enter
thats exactly what partners are looking for kid.