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> How much time will it take to read understand and memorize all of that?
> Any fin sec lawyers here can suggest any alternate way or material ?
True expertise building will require much more. But sir, with internship and after placement hardly every time left . Pls also guide
https://www.legallyindia.com/convos/topic/297851-How-to-go-about-Sebi-laws
NISM material is good but lengthy.
If you want to focus on specific area under securities law, read the law from regulations itself, it's not that tough.
But point is everything is so lengthy and bulky. Not getting time with internships and exams. Itna sb padhne me months nikal jaayenge.
>SAT orders
> SEBI orders
Please ?
Kaam karna padta hai.
Ye literature nahi hai.
on another note, would be happy to send you my CV if you can get me a place in FSR Teams.
Don't preach what you don't reach !