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worli, andheri. Look at areas post mumbai central; marine lines charni road have horrible shady 1bhks in buildings which will fall any day.
nope, if you plan to transition back into law then youd be better off with the work ex, but if you want to transition then it is worth it, dont worry about losing the 5 years, think that youve only lost 5 instead of starting work and then being miserable and transitioning after 10yrs.
pls stop calling that person your friend. I am in nmims and there are no amazing placements this person speaks of. While the location is the advantage, it means nothing when the attendence is so strict.

Keep it the last option.
no area of law will give you skills which will make you a better trader. But PE/VC might help you in the 2nd ascpect of your question i.e. learning fund raising. However, this will only make you aware about the process, and might potentially help you build some contacts, and youll be better able to negotiate your own deal (one day) in front of VCs if you thorughly understand the provisions. At the same time, this field will not expose you to the business aspect of how to actually run the venture; youll have to learn this elsewhere or transition from law for a few years before launching your venture

Core finance and law has almost zero overlap.
not sure if the same gets imposed, have seen alot of t1 associates invest/trade in stocks directly without any disclosure to/approval from the firm.
youre too young to worry about placements from now, if you work on your cv from you can definetly still get placed from nluo, at the same time if you do timepass for 5 years you wont get placed from NLSIU as well.
make a rule to only use it on a laptop and not on phone.

This helped me tremendously with reddit and insta too
You need a reality check if you geniunly believe NMIMS placements are as good as GLC. I second the attending classes part, but thats really upto the individual. Anyways, that should not be the sole creteria for assessing a college.

GLC's fee is approx. 12k per year. If you factor in the living cost, it is a much better ROI compared to NMIMS along with a mile head placement committee and freedom to intern.
Slowly phase it out. Hard stops dont work.

Avoid tempting places (going on a smoke break with associates and not smoking).