Almost every interview ends with the same question:  “Do you have any questions for us?” Many candidates, relieved that the interview is nearly over, reply, “No, I think you’ve covered everything.”  Don’t miss this opportunity. The questions you ask can...

Litigation interviews often feel less formal and more unpredictable than corporate interviews. Instead of a structured process with multiple rounds, you may find yourself having a brief, direct conversation with a busy senior advocate. That informality can make the interview...

You’ve already built something in another field: experience, skills, perhaps even a stable career. Yet you keep finding yourself drawn towards law. It’s natural, then, to wonder:  “Am I making a mistake? Am I throwing away everything I’ve worked for?” ...

Most people form their idea of “being a lawyer” from courtroom shows, a dramatic relative, or a half-remembered movie and then make real decisions based on that picture. No judgement; it’s how most of us start. But a wrong picture...

Let me guess how you ended up here. Maybe someone, a parent, teacher, relative, or a well-meaning family friend, told you, “You’d make a great lawyer. You argue so well.” Maybe a courtroom drama made the profession look exciting. Or...

Take a deep breath. Your CLAT result is out, counselling has begun, and suddenly everyone seems to have a firm opinion about which college you should choose. Everyone has advice, including parents, seniors, coaching institutes, and online forums, and it’s...

Most students treat law entrances as a single hurdle: clear one, get in, done. But which entrances you choose to sit for quietly shapes which colleges you can access, and colleges shape early career options. It’s not that any one...

Maybe CLAT didn’t go your way. Maybe you chose not to take it. Either way, you’re looking at private university law admissions that don’t require CLAT, and a nagging worry is following you: “Am I quietly settling for a worse...

Welcome to law school. And also, take a breath. If you’ve already heard seniors throwing around words like “internships”, “moots”, “PPOs”, “CVs” and “publications” and felt a wave of “wait, am I behind on day one?”, let me stop that...

First year was about finding your feet. Second year is where you start actually building, and it’s arguably the most enjoyable year to do it, because the pressure of placements is still far enough away that you can explore freely,...