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Hello, went to one of the top 4-5 NLU and have been currently working with I-PAC since July. I graduated in 2021, I spent some time traveling and then finally sat at home for a good year and half and prepared for UPSC, even passed the prelims once but nothing good came out of it. I would really like to come back to delhi(home) and practice law. Since I have been so detached from law, I only seek some advice from those who are already practicing in Delhi. What sort of offices should I consider applying to? would be immensely helpful if you can even suggest specific names. Should I try my luck at a tier 1 disputes firm? would it even be worth it or if I am better off working in a chamber? Should I apply in a standing counsel's office? I am sorry if these questions seem a bit juvie or trivial to you lot but sitting at home and detached from law for that long would do that to you. Any help or insights would be greatly appreciated.