Dos And Don’ts For A Fresh Law Graduate Planning To Appear For The JAG Entry
In a previous article, we read briefly about the opportunities available to a law graduate in the Indian Defence forces. In this article, we will read in detail about the JAG entry in the Indian Army. This article will elaborate...
Exam Pattern of CLAT PG- All You Need to Know
Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) PG is a national level entrance examination conducted by the Consortium of 22 National Law Universities (NLUs) once a year to take admissions in one-year LLM courses offered by the participating universities. The exam is...
Top 5 Non-NLU LLM Entrance Exams in India
LLM or Legum Magistere is a Master’s degree in Law. The LL.M. Course, is intended to produce Academicians and Lawyers of competence and expertise, as it is imperative that the students should have an in-depth knowledge not only of the...
All India Bar Examination (AIBE)- All You Need To Know
About AIBE AIBE is a national-level examination conducted by the Bar Council of India (BCI) to assess whether provisionally enrolled advocates or fresh law graduates have the aptitude to practice law. AIBE is an objective type examination conducted by the...
Fixed Pay v. Variable Pay
What is fixed pay? Fixed Pay is the fixed amount of money paid by an employer to its employees in exchange for services received in the form of a salary. Fixed Pay is the accrual salary mentioned in the salary...
Pros and Cons of Privatisation
Privatization refers to the process of transition where publicly-owned business, operation or property becomes owned by private persons or non-governmental party. Under this process, companies trading publicly are taken over by few peoples and general public is barred from taking...
40 Most Commonly Used Terms In Cyber Space
Back door: A way to access an electronic system by bypassing some or all security mechanisms. Blog: An online journal. Contraction of the term “web log.” Bot: A software robot that performs automated tasks. Browser: A program used to access...
Pros And Cons of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC)
Introduction Cryptocurrencies, as we know them today, are extremely volatile and lack government backing — Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) overcome these concerns while using the same underlying distributed ledger technology of cryptocurrencies. Governments recognize CBDCs as legal tender in...
OTT vs. Theatre: The Future of Entertainment
For as long as we have known, watching movies in theatres have been one of the most favourite sources of entertainment across all age groups. However, with the advent of Over-The-Top platforms, this notion has been challenged. The conflict was...
