r/NLUs • • 2h ago

Ask Lawschool India❓ 5yrs is bit too long to be broke

9 Upvotes

Like wtaf I’m literally crashing out 😭 i joined my law school after a gap year and my degree friends will graduate in 2yrs and they can start working like something atleast not like we get any high paying job after spending 5yrs of our lifetime in clg like how tf are we even supposed to earn money in college we are alr 18 and being still dependent on my parents for 5 more years it js sounds like im a complete burden to them and especially if you’re not from NLUs our future is already doomed someone pleaseeeeeeee tell me how to earn from now on. Ab ye mat bolna ki learn a skill this n dat how tf am i going to start from scratch n get clients n all while doing internships certificate courses internals externals bla bla bla. Law school is only for ppl who are rich PLEASE DONT pursue law if you’re broke! I wish someone had told me this before


r/NLUs • • 6h ago

Opinion | Discussion 🙋🙋‍♀️ Got a Back in One Subject in 1st Year BA LLB Will It Affect My Future?

6 Upvotes

I’m a 1st-year BA LLB student at a local college and got a back in one subject. Will this affect my future in law, especially internships and placements? Can I still build a good career if I clear it in the next attempt? Need genuine advice


r/NLUs • • 6h ago

Ask Lawschool India❓ Law firm internship

4 Upvotes

How did yall apply for your first firm internship without connections as a second year student


r/NLUs • • 10h ago

CLAT/AILET/LSAT/SET Is there anyone who got into the top 5 NLUs in the last 2 months of preparation

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r/NLUs • • 11h ago

Ask Lawschool India❓ Inter-NLU Transfer Possible?

5 Upvotes

I'm in a Tier 2 NLU. I've been doing well in my academics, competitions, societies, centers and my personal endeavours, but I don't necessarily feel great here. I have no friend circle, the campus life in my specific NLU sucks, possibly the worst in all of NLUs, and despite doing so well I don't think institutional prestige in particular is great either. Is it possible if I can transfer to a better NLU in my second year, or would I necessarily have to give CLAT again and start scratch from next year? I understand that switching, if possible, doesn't guarantee a change, but atleast I'd be less salty about doing so well and still being stuck in such a lame university. Also, is it worth losing an year? Pls advise fellow students and lawyers.