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Around 10-12 PPOs insofar.
Looks like they reconsidered.
Remuneration and experience.
Tough times ahead.
However, if that’s not the case, then you gotta pull up your socks properly. I won’t say it’s easy to cross 8 by the end of 3rd year (considering the number of credits), more so if you’re involved in the committee and the fest BS. If you’re hell bent on pulling up your scores, stay low and focus on your internals, start a 2-3 days prior to the deadline and you’ll be good to go. If you stick to this, you should be touching 8 or crossing 8 by the end of 4th year, depending upon your GPA in the previous ones.
Personally, my CGPA was towards the lower end of 7 and by the time I graduated (not considering 5th year scores), I was in the 8+ bracket.
All the best.
~Bo24
Will the Mumbai 3L Comp Team see fresh hires now?
Also, what ramifications could be there, considering she's one of the highest-paid partners, if not the most?
for 2025 batch - 18L
Parity across Delhi and Mumbai
2024 Hirings as under:
SLSP - 7
OPJ - 5
NALSAR - 3
GNLU - 2
NLIU - 1
WBNUJS - 1
DSNLU -1
DNLU - 1
Argus is now pretty lucrative for the 2025 batch
Is there any chance? Or, is it a dud?
Who do I reach out to for the sake of clarity?
This will serve as a check for juniors and future aspirants of law.
I do not intend to take names (may use initials to establish context) and nothing will be trollish/defamatory. Will I be allowed to post and can the college actually ask you to take it down?
Thanks
1. What are the basics that I should know?
2. What type of work is given?
3. Any team-specific advice?
Thanks in advance.
Feb not sure - although check this thread - https://www.legallyindia.com/convos/topic/348642-has-trilegal-scheduled-ppo-interviews-for-bo25-as-of-yet#comment-350204
(Hopefully not, coz I was there during Feb)
Also, which firm has the best insolvency ppractice?
Or, is there any other metric?
[~T1 non-NLU]