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I am currently doing LLB from a top-ranking university in a common law country (rank in double digits). Post my degree, I can practise in two jurisdictions and plan to enrol in the BCI. I hope to work in the country of my degree for a few years, get my residency, get some savings and move back to India.
What is the general attitude of law firms hiring people from foreign universities?
What are the kind of fields I should pursue now that you think would have good scope in India?
Any overall tips on what I can do passively in the next few years so that I can get a job when I choose to return?