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For instance, less than 5-7 people in the past 10 years have become a civil servant from NLUJ. Same goes for judiciary. People doing MBA are also negligible and I have not seen any big professor who graduated from my college.
Do people seriously grind for 5 years at a hellish environment of examinations, attendance, moots, publications etc. just to end up jobless? Litigation is a legit no-go for most since it cannot even pay for rent in any metro city, let alone provide for your necessities. The successful litigators are abysmally low and I am not even talking about first/second gen debate here.
Where are most of the people at? CAM/SAM/AZB for instance have always been stuck with the same no. of lawyers despite over 100 graduates joining them every year since ages now.
Do people waste their parents’ money during graduation over nothing? We’re all supposed to be earning and doing work till we’re 45 at least in the best-case scenario.