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Advice for Pursuing Higher Education abroad.
Which part of the comment is "BS"? What does it say about you that you are so anxious to fight? I was refuting the proposition that only money will get you in. Are you one of those people who has just about enough money to be able to survive in such places but not the brains for them?
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BS...any decent university along with the living expenses will cost you atleast 40-50 lakhs per annum. So no matter how intelligent you are, financial aid is definitely needed. If you actually want to pursue something abroad that will help pay off the loans quicker, it's MBA or Tech related.
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Adding on to this thread, any examples of Indian law school graduates who've gone on to pursue academia in disciplines beyond Law outside of the country?
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First start by ensuring that your marks are always fantastic. Lots of people in India, and on this hellscape of a platform, in particular, will tell you that you can get into a master's if you have money. Horseshit. You need brains, and all being well, you'll have money as well. But brains is such an important part that you can't discount it. Therefore, keep your marks as high as you possibly can.
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As someone who wants to pursue a Master's degree and then a PhD abroad, what's the best way to go about it as a first year student in Law School? I'd like to clarify that as someone who's interested in interdisciplinary studies, I don't necessarily mean a LLM in terms of higher education, rather I'd be open to pursuing a Master's in Philosophy, Economics or other degrees of the sorts if possible as well. Any advice on this topic would be sincerely appreciated.
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