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check out their expansion plan on the plot of land that was alloted to it in lieu of the state quota
most of the foreign LLB holders practicing are doing so illegally (go to del HC and you will find many who have done their LLB from LSE and other ex uni of london colleges, when I ask them have you done the BCI mandated equivalence exam they smile and never answer)
so, no - foreign LLB holders will not threaten anyone in India as most of them are illegally practicing in India and as they say people living in glass house etc.. etc..
Don't get brainwashed by Modi and Rahul. Don't become simps for political parties. They only care about themselves.
“…rising incomes and aspirations, but also the realisation that India just doesn’t offer the same quality of education…” or maybe they’re just not able to crack the entrance?
This is because of a combination of factors: rising incomes and aspirations, but also the realisation that India just doesn’t offer the same quality of education and job opportunities (stagnant growth and an economy with zero innovation). Plus, India is simply too overpopulated and chaotic, and kids don’t want to live here. Certainly not after an IB school education, and when all your batchmates are headed abroad.
So what is going to happen down the line is that the privileged kids will all be law alumni of Columbia, NYU, Chicago, Duke, Oxbridge, LSE, KCL, UCL etc. Even those who come back to India and become Senior Advocates, or take over their father’s law firms. And if and when foreign law firms enter India, their entire workforce could also be a big club of nepo kids from IB schools who did their undergrad abroad.
Should NLUs foresee problem and make bridge courses more attractive? Or offer dual degrees?