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Becoming a teacher/ professor would be a long-term commitment. Becoming 'recognized' will take you time,
Do not leave a job for a academia. It took me 3 years to start a PhD. It's taking me 5 years to finish one. The market is so bad that we don't have jobs. I have been working as a TA for the last 2 years. Please don't enter this market.
Couldn't agree more with this. We really don't have jobs unless you have an outstanding profile and/or good connections.
Aren't most NLUs now carrying out recruitment regularly? Plus there are so many private law schools which ar3 also hiring now
You'll have 10 posts, out of which there will only be 2 open positions. For that, you'll have to fight with 30 people with PhD.
Valid question, someone please guide on which area is the best for someone who loves stimulating research rather than mindless copy paste.
Exactly. It's better to join as a faculty in a coaching institute than in academia.
I too aspire to be a law teacher after my PhD. Can you guys identify the best law teachers currently serving indian law schools who could be role model for people like me
Role models hardly exist in academia, since every single professor has had a different route. And majority have had some kind of financial backing.
Not really. Offering a seminar course depends on the allocation of courses. If you're already teaching quite a lot in the semester, you have limited choice.
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