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Continue reading →: 7.5k candidates for 25-30 seats: YOLO or no-no?This is a decisive question based on which you can take a call on attempting the SEBI Grade A Exam, or not. Most of the times, approx. 25-30 seats are released for SEBI Grade A Exam vacancies. Do I still have a good shot if I prepare for this exam? How…
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Continue reading →: Grow or low? – SEBI law officer vacancyOne of my students recently approached me for advice. He was very worried about the crazy competition for UPSC and judiciary exams in India. He wanted an alternative from the fierce competition. Chances of an average student to clear some of these exams can be relatively thin. Even good candidates…
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Continue reading →: Is Canada no longer ideal for Indians? The truthOne of my students, an Indian lawyer, approached me for advice recently with a lot of sadness and anxiety. He has been preparing to move to Canada for the past 12 months and was very close to D day. Last month, he secured PR. He already has a job offer…
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Continue reading →: NCA Exam: Question Types & Answer Strategy DecodedI was recently speaking to a litigator who was unable to clear his constitutional law NCA Exam by a small margin. He was disappointed after this failure. This was the first NCA Exam that he had attempted, and he had no clue what had gone wrong. There were 4 more…
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Continue reading →: 30 Indian lawyers who moved to Canada in last 12 monthsThere was an Indian litigator who joined LawSikho courses in 2021. She was working under a senior in Chandigarh for the past 4 years. At that time, we had recently started our remote work courses. She was highly ambitious. Her goal was to start earning 3x more without sacrificing a…
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Continue reading →: NCA exam syllabus and strategy – is it a cakewalk for Indian lawyersI was speaking to a litigator who was considering planning her move to Canada. Some of her friends, mostly engineers, moved there, and she thought it might be a good idea based on what she heard from her friends. She had understood that she would have to clear the NCA…
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Continue reading →: How to go to Canada without PRI was speaking to an Indian lawyer who had more than 10 years of experience – she was very sad because her Canadian PR application was rejected. She was very eager to move to Canada, but this rejection dealt a heavy blow to her dreams. She was not sure what…
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Continue reading →: Score 1000+ in your Canada PR application as a lawyer
Every month my team speaks to hundreds of lawyers and assists them in preparing a foolproof strategy to move to Canada. Most people find it difficult to get PR (Permanent Residency). Even those who manage to get a work permit or a PR struggle to get jobs there. In our…
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Continue reading →: What are the steps to undertake title verification before a property transaction in IndiaTitle verification is one real estate assignment that never goes out of fashion. You can charge very well for it, especially if you obtain this work from an in-house counsel, a developer or a law firm. We will discuss how to network with such clients separately. Right now, we will…
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Continue reading →: How to draft a joint development agreement
What is a joint development agreement? Imagine that you have a plot of 500 sq. metre and only 1 floor is developed. The builder wants to create a 4-storey building and sell 8 flats in this. He will give you 2 flats out of this. This is permitted under municipal…
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