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Continue reading →: Busting the myth of the vast Judiciary exam syllabus
What is the fundamental requirement to clear any competitive examination? Knowing the nature and pattern of the examination, wouldn’t you say? Because without understanding what questions will be asked and how, you can’t expect to crack the paper. But when it comes to organising examinations for the lower judiciary, almost…
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Continue reading →: Life changes once you clear the Indian Judiciary exam
I want to begin by discussing the reasons why you should pursue a career in the Judiciary despite the challenges. Think about what motivates us to opt for a career, any career. While our passion might play some part in it, a large part of our motivation is based on…
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Continue reading →: Here is why there will be a lot of lower judiciary vacancies in the coming years
This article has been written by Yajnaseni Chakraborty. Addressing a seminar in New Delhi in February 2022, then Chief Justice of India, N.V. Ramana, said there was a need to both increase the number of judges in India, and to fill existing vacancies urgently. Of course, he was speaking from…
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Continue reading →: LawSikho announces 500 scholarships for persons with disability
Gurugram-based legal edtech company LawSikho has announced 100 percent scholarships for 500 persons with disabilities (PWD). The candidates who complete the courses successfully will be co-certified by National Skill Development Corporation(NSDC). Law graduates and law students will take an online admission test to decide who is eligible for the scholarships,…
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Continue reading →: Announcement : LawSikho and ASAP Kerala collaborate to upskill students and professionals in Kerala
LawSikho and Additional Skill Acquisition Programme (ASAP) Kerala have recently joined hands to offer legal courses to the students and professionals of the State of Kerala. Additional Skill Acquisition Programme (ASAP) Kerala is a Government of Kerala company that focuses on imparting skills to students and the general population, to…
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Continue reading →: How to use Twitter as a lawyer and get clients
Find your first 3 clients on Twitter in 7 steps Most people do not like to use twitter because when they start out they do not have any followers and if they tweet something they get no engagement or responses. This is because unlike Facebook, Instagram and Linkedin, where people…
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Continue reading →: Is it worth writing CLAT LLM 2022
A lot of lawyers, law grads and even your friends will tell you that doing a masters in law from India is a waste of time, effort and money. You may come to believe it also because that is what you have always heard. Some lawyers will even tell you…
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Continue reading →: How can you get the required exposure
“I do not have enough exposure”. This is one of the limiting beliefs that young legal professionals, including lawyers, chartered accountants and company secretaries have. They shy away from assignments that look challenging or jobs that have a diverse profile on account of this belief. Not only that, the other…
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Continue reading →: Five “Add-Ons” you can easily provide to your employer or client as a CA / CS
Everyone likes an “add-on”. Everyone likes a little extra. If there were a choice between two same products with the same prices and one of them had a little extra something free with it, what would you choose? Obviously, the one which had a little “extra” thrown in with it.…
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Continue reading →: Are you just another brick in the wall
If you haven’t heard or seen this classic song from Pink Floyd, see it here. It’s a mockery of the traditional education system which seems to clip the imagination of the students, standardising their thoughts and turning them into ‘just another brick in the wall’. Bottomline: If you have the…