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I haven’t done many good internships - at least not at places where I would like to work at.
Owing to this, I am unsure as to which chamber to join?
I graduated in 2023, but spent (read: wasted) time in preparing for judiciary, and now wish to join a good chamber. However I have no idea how to gauge which chamber is good
BUT, If you have some idea about what kind of law you like, and want to go in litigation, join chambers who work in those law areas only so that you do not get discouraged early on and ask for decent salary head on.