There is a reason majority of the smart ones go for NEET or JEE, we were just too dumb to understand why. Class 10 people thought they will have the world in their hands by doing nothing while the smart ones knew that NEET or JEE is the only way to have the world in their hands
Bullshit. Gone are those days. If someone is aspiring for a T1 NLU and a T1 law firm they have to be really bright to make it and most T1 firm freshers easily out earn most graduates of any other field.
Wanted a good field that is not Doctor/Engineer and yet has the scope to out earn them. Sweat my ass off and dropped a year to get a T1 law school and consequently a T1 firm.
Well I was preparing for UPSC CSE.didnt make through it. Parents were getting retired so joined DU LLB.but even having 8 months of internship experience in dispute resolution team in law firms and chambers of AOR,these T-1/2 law firms aren't giving me any offers..I am devastated, heartbroken and on verge of quitting this profession...
Thinking of preparing for judiciary or any other govt exams...if any leads about hiring in good firms in dispute resolution team kindly help..
Tukke mein CLAT Diya tha and achhe college mein admission ho gaya. In hindsight should have gone to IIM Indore. The only reason I didn't go was that they were giving a diploma and the degree was to come from IGNOU. And I was also under the delusion that I could get a better IIM later. (Lol)
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? )
The idea of doing law somehow popped into my head at the end of 9th grade. In hindsight, I am not really sure what made me seriously consider it as a career path. The idea of being a litigator played some role I am sure. I don't have any regrets since I love the law.
Not the "no-Maths" guest, but honestly, MBBS admission ke liye you need Physics. Physics is the evil twin of maths. Chemistry (Inorganic, Physical) is no less 😢
I like nice things. Nice things cost money.
Thinking of preparing for judiciary or any other govt exams...if any leads about hiring in good firms in dispute resolution team kindly help..
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!
Didn't you know about MBBS, really?