hi, as a first gen t1 lawyer with zero family background - i know how hard it is to break in especially if you are not from t1 nlu. ama regarding career path, practice area or internships!
So I'm interning at an ngo i love the kids I live to play with them and all and today I was playing ludo and these kids were cheating and is n the heat of the moment I cussed 😭😭😭 and said bh*kch**di mat karo 😭😭😭😭😭😭and these kids made such a big fuss out of it kids who like me were silent and said to let it go but the others kept reminding me of it the whole day and thennnn because in my 1st attempt i couldn't clear clat iso it had a psychological toll on me and i have quite a few self harm scars I make sure I cover it around kids but today the kids were fancied by my watch and were asking for it so I pulled back and started taking it off and they saw the scarsss and Again made a big fuss out of it I am soo scared they are going to tell the teachers there and I'm gonna be kicked off😭
I have submitted the freeze option n paid the 20,000 that it asked for. Now where do I submit the university fees which deadline is on 30th May?
Hi,
I will be starting my first semester at a law school this year at a lower Tier 2 NLU (it just sits on the border of Tier 2 and 3). So to be honest, expecting on-campus placements there is too risky. And since I come from a middle-class family and being a first-gen in this field with no connections, securing a PPO is also difficult. So I was thinking — should I also prepare for CS exams? I don't intend to have a career in CS, but just having the exams cleared (not articleship) on my cv — can that help me in securing, or even standing out among my peers for internships?
I know good academics, like being in the top 10 of the batch, is very important for securing internships.
So just a question: if I manage to be in the top 10 of my batch along with clearing these CS exams at a slow pace, would that help in securing internships? Or is clearing CS exams just futile?
French, German, Spanish, or Mandarin which one actually helps in a law career? I’ve heard that the International Court of Justice uses French as one of its official working languages. A lot of European Union institutions also heavily use French. German is useful for EU corporate law. Spanish has a massive global utility and Mandarin is valuable for international trade/business law.
Omg please tell me what is the dating scene at NLUJ like specially in BO’29 and BO’30
My AIR is 36 in the result, percentile around 82-83. I have been waitlisted for now. What are my chances of getting in? And till when will I find out?
What rank did y'all get? I got overall rank 4x, not offered admission.
Hello! I would greatly appreciate if you could tell when does sem 1 start for the following colleges and/or when are we usually notified regarding these things.
CNLU
RGNUL
GNLU
I don’t know what to do at this point. I have been allotted a seat at Maharashtra National Law University, Nagpur, and a week ago I gave MHCET as a Maharashtra domicile candidate.
There is no sign of the result or even the provisional answer key yet, and the last date to confirm the seat is 25 May.
I’m stuck about what to do. I really don’t want to go to NLU Nagpur.
What should I do as a general category candidate?
why is it that droppers werent able to crack clat this time (i mean most of the people who do crack clat are droppers but)? i dont get it, didnt they have more time to study? even if it was a huge shock that the pattern had changed, people had plenty of time to study logical and analytical reasoning (you barely need a week's worth of studying for that) and they shouldve, and most probably did, because as a dropper, they would be attempting even more law entrances like ailet, slat etc as a safety net
and the questions themselves, especially for english and legal reasoning(except for the gk ones) were actually easy, so much so that it didnt require any reading comprehension whatsoever. that maths portion was a bit lengthy though, so i can understand why people would struggle with it, especially with how little time we do have.
im not saying all of this to mock anyone, i genuinely want to know, where do you think people go wrong in their prep and attempt?
hello guys, this is not law related but ill ask anyway. i had given the NLSIU MPP exam. when the final answer key came out, my marks were 69/75 for part A. now that the results are out, my scorecard says ive gotten 40? how on earth is this possible? i had triple checked while calculating my answers and there’s no way it could’ve dropped that much. there’s also a lot of confusion with the master code and different sets so is it because of a mix-up? please let me know if anyone else is facing the same issue.
Hello folks,
16[M],lower middle class family with family income around 4L per annum with 5 family members,no lawyer in any distant relation and no connections
Was always interested in law. On research,I came to know that there are mainly 2 fields in law-litigation and corporate(non-litigation).
I m interested in litigatin but will go with corporate for initial yeaers to pay off the loan and then switch to either litigation or in-house.
,I'll definitely be taking a loan for law college.But my question is,even if I get into top NLU,will I SURELY get a job?
Bcs 25L is a huge amount for me.If I don't get a job,I would be drowning in debt.It is a huge risk.
Another option,I am thinking of is to do BA from local clg and then 3yr LLB from a good NLU.That way I have to pay lesser fees,less debt and can also work part-time if needed.But I have heard that 3 yr LLB is not considered in par with 5 yr LLB.Is that true?
Also,since I have no guidance in this field,pls tell me if law is worth it or not,especially since I'll be taking a huge risk to pursue this field.
So I am taking admission in one of the nlus, not sure if it's the same for everyone but I was asked my mother tongue and religion. Does it matter? I don't know if I am looking too much into it but this can be used to isolate people of a particular religion or mother tongue and specifically the place has a different culture than that of mine. Can I just avoid these questions entirely? To be honest I am a bit disappointed on why they would ask this?
So I was dropper for CLAT 2026,, couldn't just do a lot got 19xx rank... Now talking about counselling
I've got in HPNLU in the final list but also I've gotten into SLS PUNE now I'm confused as hell which one to go with... choosing anyone of them feels like is it even worth it . I'm inclined towards judiciary but I don't want to be so reserved towards it I wanna explore other career opportunities too.. so please anyone could actually help me because I dont literally have anyone to discuss this ...
Also please specify for what reasons are you telling to chose anyone of these
I’m already a dropper
I want to apply for nlu sonepat bba llb but I don't have the signed admit card on me. What should I do?
I've heard that most people usually end up messing their grades in the first year well tbh it's kinda self explanatory, a lot of stuff to deal with, I wanted to ask how can an upcoming student take care of their GPA and even more importantly themselves in the first year? (Nalsar specific if you're from there :3)