Considering I want to pursue litigation, does the tag of the college (like sls pune or nlu) matter a lot to get - internships and placements later on? I want to do my internships with adv's who are quite established.. will my chances of getting this get hindered if i go for a college without a tag?
Hello nlu students and clat aspirants, I am really confused about the placement at tier 1 nlus. Can someone from NLSIU, NALSAR, NLUD, NUJS, NLIU, NLUJ and even NLUO guide me. I am really confused abt the data as nirf data is unreliable and official data is unavailable. I have given 12th this year and want to start clat prep. But i am from science stream and am making this shift for placement oppurtunities which i have heard is good in nlus. I this studying 6 to 7 or 8 hrs daily for clat is much easier for me than studying 14 to 15 hours for neet though neet it still worth it considering a doctor will always get a job even in the future. Since i am from a lower middle class family my father has very strict financials and its already difficult to spend anything beyond 1.5 lakh. Since i am from kolkata hence i am targetting nujs so that i can exclude hostel and mess and in that way my fees atmost with increase and all would be 2.8 lpa per year and around 14 lakh for entire course which is not at all less for me. Even internships at other cities also require decent amt of money i mean train travel and accomodation and food and stuff abt 20k if i do 5 internships then easily 1 lakh or more around 1.5 lakh is crossed. Meaning that the total course would be 16 lakhs or a bit less. That may be managed somehow but what about placement. If the placement data is not really then i really dont want to trouble my father for this cuz the entire thing goes to a waste. Also are there any scholarships available. Please help me out to decide and someone who really is in the colleges specially at nujs- it would be very helpful to provide a real insight. Also is ai going to cause mass recession in this field for which maybe something else would be better to pursue? If yes then what woukd those ai proof fields be?
I have a few questions to ask those seniors who cracked both the AILET and CLAT.
What were your sources for One-liners?
Did you purchase any other magazine other than your coaching compendium?
There's a telegram channel, I discovered Legal Learning Program, who've claimed that questions were directly from their notes
Should I buy them? I saw their Iran notes nd they looked quite detailed
my friend is a student in ggsipu sector 16 campus persuing her PhD in Heritage laws, she wants to do collaborative research paper! if any PhD student is up for it, can contact! we can arrange a call or meeting!
I secured 4098 gen air and 338 ews air in clat 2026 is there any chance to get any nlu till 5th round or get admission in uslls?
how is CNLU girls' hostel??? is it neat? plus what about the mess food? also do we get seperate washrooms in one room or common? asking cause most of the Patna hostels are horrible.
My rank is 4409 in clat, general, and not from delhi, what are my chances?
Hello everyone!
I honestly don't know if this is the right place to post this? but here we go. (if this is not the right place, please do tell so.) (also, this is not a promotional post.)
Got to know from a mutual friend about a Moot court competition happening in Delhi. I know moots are a big thing so thought of posting here. Bonus is that it doesn't require institutional participation, only group's from any background. Is it a good opportunity for beginners like me who do not know how moots function? (law aspirant currently). Also, is anyone interested in the same?
i expect honest yes or no answer
hi im currently very confused between nirma and HPNLU, and I would really appreciate some honest guidance
From what I understand, I will most likely be getting HPNLU and other t3 nlus through vacancies, and Nirma is already an option I’m considering. Since both fall more or less in the tier-3 category, I want to make a practical decision rather than just going by the “NLU tag”.
I’ve spoken to multiple students from both colleges, and I’m getting very mixed opinions:
HPNLU:
•Placements are mostly off-campus right now
•Internships are largely self-driven
•NLU tag
•Mooting culture is active
•Location (Shimla) can make managing internships during the semester difficult
•Alumni base is still developing
Nirma:
•More established with a better alumni base (from what I saw on LinkedIn)
•Decent exposure (moots, debates, etc.)
•Internship support exists (they give contacts/leads but you still apply yourself)
•Faculty quality is inconsistent (some teachers are fresh LLM graduates)
•Placements are not very high: around 3–8 LPA (max)
•Management is strict/orthodox (more like school environment)
•Limited college life (no major fests etc.)
Mentors are also divided: Some are telling me to choose Nirma (more stable and established)Others are saying go for HPNLU because of the NLU tag
I’m honestly very confused. I understand that it depends on how much effort I put in, but I want to know which one gives a better platform for corporate law at this level.
My questions:
At this tier, what should matter more NLU tag or a more established college with better exposure/alumni?
Is HPNLU too risky right now because of placements and alumni being still developing?
Is Nirma a safer option, or are the placement concerns a big issue?
If you were in my place (aiming for corporate law), what would you choose?
I’d really appreciate honest, practical advice. Thanks :)
hello! I am a humanities student from NIOS board, I have my boards exam set to start from 13th April and will finish on 6th may, I am thinking to start preparing for clat after my exam ends, can I crack clat and get a top nlu like nalsar, gnlu etc and how to start can someone guide me
Please reply cause i’m crashing out. I got around 64xx. Is there any hope left? Should I apply through vacancies in NLUs? I’m completely lost and don’t know what to do.
I got into SLS Nagpur as well as Hyderabad but they’re expensive. I also got Christ NCR campus but my father felt it wasn’t safe, so we dropped that too. Now I’m scared that I won’t get any college.
I’ve applied to NMIMS, Nirma, and Xavier and I’ll be giving MH-CET. Should I apply somewhere else too where I won’t have to sell my parents to get a seat?
I'm an ews candidate, so my parents would probably have to take out a loan for the uni. is it really worth it? id probably get in through the first list itself.
Hi everyone,
I had a genuine query and would really appreciate some guidance.
I’m a law graduate and most of my limited internship experience during law school was in general litigation. Recently, I’ve developed an interest in tax law, especially customs, and I’ve started applying to firms for internships in this area.
The issue is that I didn’t study tax law in law school, so I don’t have a strong academic background in the subject. I’ve started trying to learn it on my own, but I’m still at a very basic level.
I wanted to understand what firms generally expect from interns in tax practice. Do they expect you to already have solid subject knowledge, or is it more about having a good legal foundation and willingness to learn?
Also, if anyone has been in a similar position (switching into tax without prior exposure), I’d really appreciate any advice on how to approach this.
Thanks in advance!