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I have some good internships lined up but I need advice from people who've been in this position before on how to approach things. Especially since some of my batchmates claim that T1 firms where I'm due to intern don't hire from final year students. Is banking on these internships a good idea right now? If these internships don't pan out the way I want them to, how should I plan my next steps? Feeling a lil lost and any guidance is appreciated.
I’m wondering if looking for looking for direct assessments in other places might be a better idea or whether I should explore other options in law? But you’re right this would be the ideal situation.
I'm in the 4rth year and firms are saying they hire in the final year because hiring scenario is clearer. But yaha aao toh freeze.