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12. Yes sure do Vis in your third year. But again, think bigger. Start preparing for Jessup. Possibly with the same contingent. Start with Brownlie's PIL Book (Chapter 3) because Malcolm Shaw is an ass.
13. Take up a sport and master it. Like
14. IndiaCorpLaw is great, but aim for Oxford Statute Law Review.
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Now, if you are done with all the BS, stop overthinking about this. Do me a favour. Read 100 pages of anything that challenges your brain, every day, for the next two months and make it a habit. You will rule law school.
1. Read The Oxford Handbook of the Indian Constitution.
2. Submit at least two articles to IndCorpLaw. Bonus points if no one understands them, including you.
3. Start assembling your Vis Moot team. Read Gary Born’s International Commercial Arbitration cover to cover.
4. Analyse the 10 biggest M&A deals in the last FY. Draw lessons. Judge CEOs. Feel Superior.
5. Secure a girlfriend (or boyfriend). Girls you can wait till you get to campus for better guys.
6. Muster up the last lingering remnants of happiness and hope from your soul.
7. Catalogue your future classmates by elite school, and CLAT rank in a spreadsheet for handy reference to make friends. Strategic acquisition of friends. Weaponise your social skills.
8. Make a LinkedIn account and cold message at least 50 law firm partners. Use the phrase “keen interest” at least three times. Misspell at least one name.
9. Update Instagram bio with NLU Falana Class of 2030.
10. Initiate at least one T1 firm salary crowdsourcing thread on Legally India.
Also, I have done nothing the past five months and the boredom is unbearable now. I want to be at least marginally ahead of my peers when I reach there.