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Which law firm is the most difficult to get into? Like entry wise? Where is the bar higher and chances less?
Khaitan without a doubt. Lateral move is the most difficult here.
KCO is big today because of lateral hirings. KCO's growth is commendable but inorganic.
When did Khaitan become the most difficult to at entry level? They've given PPOs to almost everyone who interned at their Mumbai office.
Idk why people are saying S&R, S&R literally threw PPOs to Bo25 to random HNLU students this year lol. I think KCo still remains to be one of the hardest firms to get into.
Yea thats a HNLU specific thing, like NLUO for Indus and NUJS for TTA. Im from NALSAR, no-one got an offer this year.
sucks to be you lol - get better. They even handed out 2 PPOs to NLUD and 3 to NLS students (1 LLB also lmao)
fym sucks? the firm is a dying one which doesn't pay well at senior levels and stagnates growth.
NDA (at all levels) KCO (lateral levels) S&R (at all levels)
For PPO,

JSA > S&R > Trilegal > SAM >> AZB >= Khaitan >> CAM
Nishith Desai Associates

Touchstone Partners

TT&A (used to be tough but not now)
Begur & Partners. They only accept those in the top 5 of their class, with excellence in moots and strong research publications. Their interview is notoriously known as one of the toughest to crack in the industry.
I think it's safe to assume no one wanted to know about the strictness of hiring in shady tier 4 firms.
What's the PPO scene in the Bangalore office (M&A) of SAM and AZB? Do they hire people from tier 2/3 NLUs with good CVs?
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