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now i have to take admission in some random college, probably amity noida
im preferring it because udhar exposure and social life is good and some people said the curriculum is good and stuff
now say i study there for five years and after that while entering the job market, what things can i do to make myself stand out from other students from nlus and other top colleges
ps im aiming for litigation
any tips about this situation would be really helpful
After you begin interning, it's only your work that matters for your assessment. I know that ILS 2024 has placed more students through PPOs than some Tier 1 NLUs because of honest hardwork. Not shading anything to the NLUers, just that the college tag is largely irrelevant these days.
- Solid alumni network and preferences which marks nlu a closely knit cabal where outsiders are not allowed .
- Excessive overlooking on other colleges by firms, companies, PSUs and even the bar council.
- Very less prospects of holding prominent. positions in the future - Partner or GC in prestigious organizations ,unless u are very well connected.
- same goes for central universities in the case of competitive exams and teaching positions in prestigious colleges and think tanks .