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Didn't you know about MBBS, really?
1. Terrible at STEM
2. Prestige of NLSIU (I didn’t make it
there eventually)
3. More girls in law school than STEM fields (turns out I was wrong)
No, my father is not a lawyer. (He is a teacher in a very small private school)
No, law was not my first choice.
Primarily, below are the 2 unfortunate incidents, that impelled me to pursue law.
1. Watched this movie called 'Shahid' and came to know about how only poor people from a particular community are falsely arraigned as terror accused.
2. My uncle, a superintendent of police got suspended because of some petty allegations. The same allegations were levelled against his seniors as well his juniors, however they didn't get suspended. May be there was something in my uncle's name.
(Uncle is an SP. Can you imagine the level of discrimination and persecution of poor people? )
Still in law school. Enjoying the struggles!
Thinking of preparing for judiciary or any other govt exams...if any leads about hiring in good firms in dispute resolution team kindly help..
I like nice things. Nice things cost money.