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byGuest

a year ago

no i want go outside india itself

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byGuest

a year ago

On LLM, do so if you want to go into academia or want to go outside India to have a different perspective on legal education. Purely from a job perspective in India it is useless.

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byGuest

a year ago

If you are doubtful, you can start at SLSN for now and wait for other results. You can even start now first and then give clat again the next year. The workload in first year isn't much, only feels overwhelming since its all so new. If you keep your priorities straight and prepare well, you may very well get a better college

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byGuest

a year ago

Both slsn and slsh are not worth it. Go for other colleges like christ etc.

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byGuest

a year ago

What in the hell is this PR. Why do these comments even get approved after moderation?

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byGuest

a year ago

There is competition in SLS as well. It's not exactly like you call them and ask them for a seat and they give it no questions asked. There is SLAT exam and then there is interview as well. People who get selected in both of them only get the seat. I don't know about the validity of this metric but apparently 20k people gave SLAT this year and there's only 1k seats or something. SLS is not a low hanging fruit anymore.

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byGuest

a year ago

Go to Christ Bangalore instead

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byGuest

a year ago

is it advisable for me to book a seat at slsn/slsh in lieu of the uncertainity regarding clat? I would be getting a tier 3 college? plans on pursuing LLM in one field of specialization

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byGuest

a year ago

GO FOR NLUO

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byGuest

a year ago

If you got Jindal then probably go for it, given that they provide scholarships which they probably will as I heard that they're gonna give a lot of scholarships this year. No matter what the reputation of Jindal is, it is way superior to SLS Noida. You'll get way better opportunities there. If you put your head down and work your ass off there, you'll get somewhere unlike SLS Noida which does not provide any stability. Moreover, if you wanna take a partial drop then don't do it while being enrolled in unnecessarily expensive schools like sls noida. Rather, I would advise to take an admission in local colleges but only if you wanna go for a partial drop. Jindal with a scholarship might be the best option for you.

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byGuest

a year ago

Sls noida is garbage. Avoid.

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byGuest

a year ago

If you can afford to take a drop, do it. If it doesn't work out, you'll get SLSN next year again as well probably. But being in Delhi NCR, it is certainly better than a majority of NLUs since you can get a lot more exposure by doing running internships etc. If you want to do litigation and practice in Delhi, you can consider it. Placement will be hard but if you intern properly you'll not need to sit for college placements.

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byGuest

a year ago

I don't think any SLS except Pune is worth the hype. (PS. Even Pune ain't, but it's better than the other two.)

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byclobbers

Would probably get sls noida. I want to know if I should take a partial drop or just put my head down work my ass off to get a good firm. Got jindal but can't afford it so any sort of insight would be appreciated

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