i am also from bhilwara

Sir is the coaching is mandatory for preparation of clat

@@aksharaparunandula895 same doubt

@@akgupta1403 who is this

@@aksharaparunandula895 No. But right guidance, mocks and material is. You can get these things without enrolling for any coaching. I personally didn't need any coaching. But there are students who need an external push, for them coaching is required. You need to identify you belong to which group!

hahah. thanks for noticing bro

Thanks a ton bro!

Don't worry. I will try to upload video soon. You can refer to my eBook it has everything you need to know

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Out of topic but Aizen-sama🛐🛐

Sir nlu mai Hindi ke students nahi padh sakte ?

Placement?

Sure I will write an article on my website Whysolegal

@@HarshilVijayplease share upload your notes its a request brother from your chota bhai 😔🙏🙏🙏

All the best

Tq bhai😊😊

they were online. I think there is option of taking printout

Please watch my video on GK for CLAT. Along with CLAT post, also study Vision IAS monthly PDFs.

its okay. Law as a profession is not much dependent on college, but more on your own personality. Work hard for 4-5 years and no one would care where you studied from. Speaking from personal experience.

Try for the top 5 NLUs. While not all LLM students get placed, but some students do get good jobs after doing LLM from NLU. Will make a video soon by bringing someone who has done LLM from NLU

Same 👍🏻

yes bro. Salary rise is there. Around 6-15% every year.

@@HarshilVijay thnku sir 😊

Don't worry. If you work hard and carry yourself with confidence, no one would care which college you are from.

Which college?

So nice of you

@@HarshilVijay ❤️

You have good time right now to try different things. 1. Read legal articles so that you can write research articles, they will help you in building good CV. (I will upload a video on how to write research articles next week) 2. Apply for internships at small firms, show a good work ethic and ask them to refer you to bigger law firms. You can do this even with advocates practising in courts too, they will certainly have connections and can refer you to bigger places. 3. If possible, participate in some moot court competition. No matter what anybody says, moot courts do look good in your CV (if you perform well in them). If the moot court competition deals with any good area of law such as IBC, Corporate law, International Arbitration, etc, its even better. 4. You can also apply for internship at Think tanks, Judicial clerkships, legal tech startups such as Spotdraft, etc. These are few of the many points. I have discussed more in detail in my eBook.

yes sure you can. But set your targets high.

Thank you Sana

@@HarshilVijay 😊😊

Indore institute of law Parul university

@@Prachi_jha54 thanks

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Yes bro. There is no distinction done between streams. All are fine

no. but having an idea would help. For example who was the president during Emergency period, who was during China India war and so on

@@HarshilVijay really helpful 👍

Yes you can join for LLM via CLAT PG

Thank you for the kind words. I'm sure you'll get what you desire.

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16 months are more than enough. please watch my video on Maths

yes, it makes a good difference. It is a professional course and while anybody could do law and get LLB degree, to become a CS you need to study hard and give good efforts. I have talked about this in detail in my eBook too.

Really helpful Sir ❤

it's good as it is in Delhi. you will get lots of opportunities if you work hard and do things by yourself

Yes please tell about it

My video on this topic would be uploaded this week or the next week

Our plans change with time. You might not want to pursue judiciary 3 years later. If possible, try for a good college, the brand name will help as a safety net. Otherwise you can pursue from local college also

@@HarshilVijay Thank you Sir (⁠θ⁠‿⁠θ⁠)

NLS is the short name for National Law School of India University (NLSIU). It is the top NLU in India and also the oldest one.

@@HarshilVijay thank you. And pls guide us on how to give preference of college while filling application form pls...

Glc ils will be better

Give cuetpg, nlsui, lsat, mhcet

All the major cities like Bhopal, Delhi, would almost be the same. Choose one which is cheap and study well there

If you want to go into litigation, its fine. Central universities such as JMI are good for corporate as well as it is located in Delhi where you can intern throughout the year.

@@HarshilVijay are NLUs also good for judiciary exam???

you will need to study concepts too apart from practising mocks. as CLAT is a practise based exam unlike JEE or NEET, mocks play a huge role in success

If you want to enter corporate world then you should take a drop for CLAT 2025

he can but it will be way difficult in Abroad as compared to India

@@HarshilVijay okay Sir toh aapke according Usse abroad settle hone ke liye kaunsi Law job leni chahiye ya India mein kya krr sakte hain

Thanks kushagra!

@@HarshilVijay oh thx for replying 🥰 … Bhiya I am in 11 th i have taken commerce without maths … will I be able to do CLAT without maths background… also when shall I start preparing! Shall I start now or after 12th ?

Yes. If that's your last option. But ensure you get practical experience so that you can get placement by your own efforts. By the way, are you going for 3 years course or 5 years one?

@@HarshilVijay 3 year. dgim Faridabad,ilc faridabad,(Maharashi dayanand University affiliation). Lloyd,Noida University, galgotias(Chaudhary Charan Singh), MUIT NOIDA WHICHEVER YOU SAY I AM GONNA ENROLL TOMORROW. I am pretty serious about the subject and definitely can work hard on placement for sure.

don't worry, you will be able to do it. Keep on identifying your mistakes and make yourself better in those areas.