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Ooh, the LLM admission procedures are actually archaic, patently weird and supremely frustrating (I'm trying to muster up the most amount of objectivity that I can here). Anyway, I appreciate the comment. Thank you and take it easy.
Also, I had to ask about placements particularly for no other reason apart from the fact that while I do plan on going head-on into my LLM (wherever I end up going to) and doing these above things, I just want to have a decent enough backup through a placement via campus. In all honesty, anything that can net me a 50k in-hand monthly would be a good enough for me for the first half-year to an year after my LLM.
Thank you for the Trilegal bit too.
Cheers.
My two cents:
1. Trilegal has the best techlaw practice in India. Write to their HR and ask them if they have ever hired Tech Law LLMs from anywhere. I think the answer will be no.
2. Nevertheless, do the LLM from the best place you can and while doing the LLM, network like crazy. You seem to have good language skills. Publish articles. Go wild on LinkedIn. You Will get a job.
Moreover there is presently no college in this country that can give you a proper LLM in tech. The better option would be to work in legal firm dealing with tech and use that to join an LLM abroad
1. JGLS (received a call-letter)
2. SLS - Pune (received a call-letter)
3. HNLU Raipur - (applied for their vacant seats) [I have secured a low 2000s rank in my CLAT-PG and ]
Here's what I specifically am looking for from you people -
1. I have spent way too many hours on LI trying to get a sense of the above unis and there's a lot of information but not specifically for LLM.
2. I want to understand the extent and actual level of placements (for LLM) offered by the above unis.
3. I want to assure you that I understand that some of you might have a general broad opinion that none of these are particularly good, or, that JGLS is all marketing heavy, or, SLS has some other specific problem. After a few good hours going through all the threads and discussions about these unis here on LI, I understand the broad complaints and issues but that's not what I'm looking for.
I just want (read: requesting) a detailed, nuanced understanding of the placement scene for the LLM programmes irrespective of them potentially being minimal. If someone has information about even a couple of placements for LLM students from these unis, I'd love to know about it.
Or, at-least, what's the scope/stats for quality assessment-internships at these places.
4. If anyone's pursued an LLM in Tech/Cyber/IT/TMT Law from these unis or any other Indian law schools, I'd love to know your insights too. How was it overall? How were the placements? Where are you working at the moment and how are future prospects?
Thank You.
P.S - Please, for the love of god, kindly refrain from giving me options that aren't these three unis (or) to not do an LLM and intern/work instead etc.