@suga placement amount actually varies .There is no fixed and mostly people tend to become lawyer rather than working as an employee in corporate law sector.and there is assurity that u will even get placement or not
If u wanna "learn", go for litigation. If u wanna "earn", go for corporate. But, corporate earning might be high and instant but it has a ceiling, however, in litigation, sky's the limit.
@@Paras-iz7ox case varies person to person If you are highly influential you can pay great amount to lawyers. And yes Lawyers of both parties try to settle the issues outside the court even if it is a property, crime, or family issues and don't want to get into litigations and hearings. Hope you got my point
@suga criminal cases can be sorted out by withdrawing charges and taking back complaint by petitioner. Lawyers from both parties Petitioner & Respondent are involved in these procedures.
@@enriqueheredia5794hello, can you please prescribe and tell me what is the best because I am thinking to pursue law but I am interested in legal field...... Instead of corporate field
Litigation is like high risk high gain.... The starting is struggle for everyone but after 10 years some earn 10cr p.a. but some be earning 5lpa.... N corporate is like moderate risk moderate gain.... After 10 years they will not be earning 10crores or more but also definitely not as low as 5lpa.
That’s what she meant..don’t expect in litigation till u r 45, that means u need to do a lot of hard work there without any expectation of money and then after some 10yrs when u will be experienced u can make it on your own
Unless and until you've not graduated from a tier one law school, placement vaise nhi milenege. Udher jaane ke baad, corporate me achche paise milte hain. But that didi, didn't give the reality check. Corporate me oaise ke badle, tumhe ghiswate hain. Too much work, and end of social life atleast at initial days. And litigation might take time not that much jitna that didi was saying, but yeah it do takes time but it's all about connection. Tumahre jitne connection, utne cases and basis on your ability ki tum kaisa perform krte ho, court me, tumhe aur cases milte hain. But litigation do make the most money. Andha oaisa. Becaus since you got famous, you can charge in crores.
Bhai yeh didi k kuch ek inexperienced and immature view h....litigation mein agar talent ho toh boht hi paise hein bas patience chahiye....lagta h yeh didi ek sasta pvt uni mein bas naam k liye law kr rhe hein
@@DiscoverHealthyLife see both are good. Law me thoda struggle h initially. Actually starting years dono me struggle hota hai. The thing you find right choose that. MBA is also not a bad option.
Big corporate firms hire candidates from top law schools Yes they offer good package The problem a lawyer working in corporate firms remain less exposed to core litigation for years A practising lawyer has lots of exposure so his knowledge is much much more than a lawyer working in big corporate firms After 10 years, a practising lawyer has perfect chances to earn much much more than a corporate lawyer having worked in the big corporate firm for same 10 years
@@Nikhil.77777 after studying 5 years in an NLU and being a working aawyer for last 3 years and also part of the whole process of internship and recruitment at a Law school and understanding how legal profession works from very close quarters. I can humbly say. I beg to differ. The opinion she presented is very superficial. People in their first or second year of law school usually have these kinds of opinions because of their lack of clarity and understanding of the How's and Whys !
The myth about getting 18L per annum in the corporate sector is as good as the myth that every IITian or an IIM grad gets 1Cr package. Yes some do get and that requires a lot of hard work and persistence. Nothing comes easy. The range of starting salary in law firms range from a mere 3LPA TO 20LPA. As far as litigation is concerned , it is a fact there is no financial certainty in the initial stage of your career. And about getting paid zero money. It might have been the trend earlier. But now in last 7-8 years things have changed. But yes you need to know how to get things done. Your work should be a productive contribution to your boss. You cannot expect to get paid to learn. You reduce the work load of your boss. You can demand share of his earning or make yourself good enough that you can have your client who will be willing to pay you because of your quality of work. Litigation is not IT mass recruiters where you sit in bench andlearn things while getting paid. That's not feasible financially in litigation or fir that any law firm as well.
@@vivekdas7589 ek kahawat he ......jo kuch nhi kar sakta to chalo law kar lete h ..........it should be there to preserve constitution but nothing creative in law field
@@SandeepSharmaKS top nlu give you around 20-25 lpa and even the top nlu package is recorded around 48 lpa she is not living in Cinderella world but you are surely living in nutshell.
These women have exaggerated it so much. Neither a corporate lawyer earns this much since the start ( you have to be from a top national school for earning that much) nor you need to work till the age of 45 to be an established lawyer (in case of litigation) Success comes at an early stage if you’re talented enough no matter what!
@@Danielz_Sozenlbut yeah....needs a lot of work and you have to make a name of yourself. So it is a long process indeed. If you don't want and any lifestyle during you adulthood or if you lr family is rich, you can definitely go for lit. It is rewarding
@@shishishikawaiii4072 In the intricate tapestry of life's journey, one finds that sacrifices are the thread that weaves the fabric of success. For in every path or field, the profound truth emerges: to gain something truly worthwhile, one must courageously release something dear, confident in the knowledge that the reward that awaits will sparkle with an exquisite brilliance, making every sacrifice undeniably worth it.
People nowdays making judgements without seeing ANY of the reality associated with it. Poor kids! Litigation is wayy harder but once you do it, you break through the ceiling that you'll still be stuck under in corporate law. Until unless you've set up a big firm of your own, and yeah, a profitable one.
I guess they are always talking about only the top nlus, iits, iims, AIIMS, etc only and not any other colleges.... Not even the lower ranking nlus, iits and iims.
If you have done law from a good college, say top 50. Then even in litigation one can expect to earn 50k per month after 3-4 yrs of practice, provided one is hard working. I took example of Top 50 colleges because getting admission in those colleges generally mean that one is good in academics. And if you have good contacts then 1L per month is normal after 3-4 yrs of practice. Again, this amount is valid for those practicing in High Courts, or in Metro cities. Corporate field generally provides handsome salary. That's the reason that 80% NLU Graduates join law firms.
Litigation has very little to do with college.. it's more of a job demanding extreme rigour and fair bit of shrewdness..plus the money isn't as handsome as you said in 99% of the cases..it takes many years to be earning in lakhs
To those who are saying college does not matter, I think you don't have the idea of benefits of networking. I have graduated from a college where my peers and seniors have become judges and few seniors have become successful lawyers. Fathers of few of my bathcmates were Justices and famous High Court lawyers. Now all this really helps in litigation. Good colleges provide you good networking.
Highly Misleading, those who want to take control of their future in their own hands, choose Litigation.. Obviously it takes lots of hardwork but always returns lots of success, name and fame🙌
I'm not a lawyer, but CA in making and I know how the litigation would be as I deal with income tax clients. You won't get immediate money in this area. If you won the case,you will be paid handsome by the clients😅. Litigation area is really interesting. I made money 1.5 years after filing the appeal before Commissioner Appeals.I represented my client 4-5 times through online mode. I don't know why she used the word "government", maybe she will be representing on behalf of government.
lol, someone should tell them that at the end of the day law firms pay lakhs/crores of rupees to litigating lawyers since their high-paid associates(briefing lawyers) don't know what actually works in courts.
If you have studied well during your 5 years of law school, then you may find your place in litigation, you may get a good Chamber. The only thing required is that you have studied well during your law school, cleared your concepts.
Kuchh bhi gyaan de di didi. 5th year tak law student ko pata nahi hota ki woh kitna kamaayega. There is not an average income in the case of lawyers who do litigation. Some charge in crores for 1 hearing and some can’t even make a penny, depends on how good and popular of a lawyer you are. :)
The way she's saying stuff about Litigation, I can only guess that she's either from NLU or Private law school. Litigation is not that bad as she said, "zero penny till 45". You can get decent job as a junior associate under senior lawyers and get around 10-20K per month as fresher. And once you start getting clients cash flow just doesn't end. One of my senior he's a lawyer in Delhi, every day he has 10-15 hearings in court, and for each attendence he charges 2k to 10k., you can calculate how much he makes in a month.
Seems like they are in their 1st or 2nd year of law school from the nature of opinion they have. And just one thing. Why will the government pay a litigating lawyer? I mean just why. I am really thinking law school are they from !
@@aairasheikh6931 To be very honest I don't have any direct contacts who have studied there so doesn't have any first hand or second hand information. But yeah in different national competitions hosted by us and also where I have participated the people coming from Jamia are good and since it is a reputed university I presume it will match up to its repute.
@@TribalChief...1316 Litigation means a process through which a dispute is solved between two or more parties either infront of a court or in arbitration
I'm also doing law...earning some good amount of money in litigation is a long time process..but not that long as she said..i know people who earn 25 k with 2 years of experience ..its all about your skill and networking even if you are a first gen lawyer
In corporate the starting salary is itself 5 to 6 lacs per year and it's a just basic pay . iIf u are gaining pqe 3 to 4 of 5 it will become 12 to 15 itself.
My sister is senior associate in khaitan and co. And she earns around 35+ bonuses.. Even her friends who are doing litigation earns same or more.. It just depends on college.. Ask students of du or top nlus.. Don't ask these chapri and nibbi girls.
Bhai your sis is from nls👀👀🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏...respect bhai Btw ,so in your opinion her friends who are in litigation also are earning like this 35+ ,are you sure??Coz usually its thought that litigation people usually dont earn very early... And one more thing your sister has how many years of experience??
Networking plays major role in litigation and referrals plays major role in Corporate. Lot many clients exploit young professionals who choose Litigation as career expecting services free of cost. Its really tough to survive in Litigation when the only source of income is Litigation.
The main cause is students are not aware of what an advocate is first of all. If you have good aptitude, sense of people, knowledge of law and a hard worker obviously you might be able to do good in litigation specially if you have good connects. To get into corporate law firm is quite simple crack an interview you are in it (That interview is hard though). Now most of the people here thinks that litigation does not offer money guys please think of India’s most renowned councils, they are from litigation and people with good practice are earning well enough around the age of 45 advocates either get a whole sum amount of money with a lot of good connects or have nothing depends on your practice. And yes there is difference between lawyer and advocate, person who represents in courts in an advocate and not a lawyer. To put in a nutshell litigation is business like a start up for first generation and business opportunity for other other generations. And corporate law firm is employment. I was fortunate enough to hear some great senior designated advocates in the HC of Delhi in an argument that people who are sitting in offices cannot be called advocates they are employees and are on a wages… My comment may be biased because of my opinion so offence.
Bhai sb yeha ye bol rhe ki koi jaan pehchan ka hona chaiye fir hi carrer set h pr mere to pure khandan me kisi ne law nhy kiya sb doctor ya engineer hi h or ab meri phati pari h law choose kru ya nhy pr law padhna is my dreem 😢
If you want to earn money as soon as you pass college go for corporate, but if you think you have the talent and your family's financial condition can support you for another 5-10 years, one can go for litigation as once u earn success in litigation the earning is way higher than corporate. But the initial struggle, hard work and patience is important in litigation.
As a litigant lawyer I say she is both right and wrong. Yes in litigation you won't get initial money and in corporate you get a shit big package salary. But for corporate that is the full stop. You may get around a 10k increment in your salary as a corporate lawyer but for litigation, if you use work hard and dedicate your time then u may earn 10 times than a corporate. But in corporate that is just the end. You stop there and don't grow. Also who expects money from govt for being a litigant. Unless you are a legal panel of government you won't get anything from them
At starting , its true that litigation will give very less amount of money But as youll progress , the amount of money and allowances youll start making per case is way higher than corporate salaries.Its up to individual's interests that what he want to do , you can say that if youve studied law dont go to litigation😃
Why will the government pay a private litigator? And it's just a myth that an advocate till 45 doesn't make anything. Down the line, I have seen so many new age litigators make 15 LPA + after two or three years of exp. And after becoming AORs, few of them are making enough to live their lives in a lavish way.
My Dad is laywer in high court of Madhya Pradesh he handles criminal cases and TBH it depends on client how much they give but like doctors lawyers also take fees before doing the case Like my dad do so much hardwork he also have juniors working for him and teach them work
@@expose_hacker9116 currently 11th mai ..clat next year December i.e 2025 ... What about you? How are you preparing for clat .. how much time are you devoting for it
Now a days in rural and semi urban areas also advocates charging minimum 50k from their clients per case even win or loose the case no matter their accounts will be full of money 😢 more over they won't pay any income tax to the government on their income which is shameful and most of the corruption happens in legal department than any central/state government employees do, which is brutal as there are no norms that how much a qualified advocates can charge from their clients 😂😢
Into litigation, it's not beneficial for first generation lawyers. But if you come from a family who are into litigation for few generations then yes, you have hope.
I am a litigating advocate and I am earning 25k to 35k per month in the starting phase of 0 - 1 year. She can be true but not the same scenario for everyone. The highest money making in India in the law field are the litigating advocates. The High court and Supreme court advocates having experience of 5 PQE were easily making 10 to 20 lakh per annum.
Top law university placement is gone upto 35+ lpa . Even there are so many examples of lawyers who earned crores like ram jethmalani , Harish salve etc . I think you are in nutshell come out of it .
Lol , don't you know difference between litigation lawyers and law firm lawyers It is same as any IIT thing If you got into top nlu, law firm can give you a good package around 20-25 lakhs the top law firm package have gone around 48 lpa.
There's a popular saying,
A good lawyer and a good doctor has no upper limit to income.
Stock market investor has no limit
CAs laughing in the corner 😂
@@jayeshsharma4012 because CAs deserve corner
@@AbhishekKumar-jm1tw looks like you are embarrassed by someone sitting in the corner
@@jayeshsharma4012 CA aspirants are so much into daydreaming that they keep denying reality
Most important thing for a law student is to have relative or family friends as judges or big lawyers. Then your career is set.
CJI Chandrachud laughing at the corner😂
@suga sapne se bahar aaja dost that's applicable only for the few from top
@suga placement amount actually varies .There is no fixed and mostly people tend to become lawyer rather than working as an employee in corporate law sector.and there is assurity that u will even get placement or not
@suga but it's not all nlu students get placement. The percentage is not significantly high
@suga does NALSAR count ?
If u wanna "learn", go for litigation.
If u wanna "earn", go for corporate.
But, corporate earning might be high and instant but it has a ceiling, however, in litigation, sky's the limit.
Agreed 👍
kya shift kar skte h ? pehle earnings k liye corporate join kr lain uske baad jab man kre to litigation mai aa sakte h??
@@karansarwan297😂😂
@@atharvsomani3651 ??? kuch galat bol diya kya?? mere bhai!!!😅🤣🤣
@@karansarwan297 Experience matter bro
You are secretly helping with career counseling
No you should visit a district court and ask these questions to random lawyers
And they are studying law not lawyers 😂
Why district court go to high court or supreme court and ask how much they earn .
@@Paras-iz7ox case varies person to person
If you are highly influential you can pay great amount to lawyers.
And yes Lawyers of both parties try to settle the issues outside the court even if it is a property, crime, or family issues and don't want to get into litigations and hearings.
Hope you got my point
@suga false criminal cases like sections 498a, dowry can be easily sorted out through outside settlement
@suga criminal cases can be sorted out by withdrawing charges and taking back complaint by petitioner.
Lawyers from both parties Petitioner & Respondent are involved in these procedures.
@suga Take a Chill pill
We are not here to win arguments
Who said Govt pays for litigating lawyers unless they appear for the Govt.😂
Yaa exactly she seems to have superficial info about litigation.
in andhra we have 5k for month as stipend for about 3 yrs after enrollment
I'm a Lawyer too
I've never got paid once
@@enriqueheredia5794then become better, maybe? I mean, you're definitely not gonna get paid if you don't even know how to draft a contract lol.
@@enriqueheredia5794hello, can you please prescribe and tell me what is the best because I am thinking to pursue law but I am interested in legal field...... Instead of corporate field
Dont forget every top lawyers have the background of litigation.
and the rest?
Litigation is like high risk high gain.... The starting is struggle for everyone but after 10 years some earn 10cr p.a. but some be earning 5lpa.... N corporate is like moderate risk moderate gain.... After 10 years they will not be earning 10crores or more but also definitely not as low as 5lpa.
That’s what she meant..don’t expect in litigation till u r 45, that means u need to do a lot of hard work there without any expectation of money and then after some 10yrs when u will be experienced u can make it on your own
Bro you are doing very good work keed doing it..
Thank you 🫶
Unless and until you've not graduated from a tier one law school, placement vaise nhi milenege. Udher jaane ke baad, corporate me achche paise milte hain. But that didi, didn't give the reality check. Corporate me oaise ke badle, tumhe ghiswate hain. Too much work, and end of social life atleast at initial days. And litigation might take time not that much jitna that didi was saying, but yeah it do takes time but it's all about connection. Tumahre jitne connection, utne cases and basis on your ability ki tum kaisa perform krte ho, court me, tumhe aur cases milte hain. But litigation do make the most money. Andha oaisa. Becaus since you got famous, you can charge in crores.
Bhai yeh didi k kuch ek inexperienced and immature view h....litigation mein agar talent ho toh boht hi paise hein bas patience chahiye....lagta h yeh didi ek sasta pvt uni mein bas naam k liye law kr rhe hein
What u prefer for me law or mba
Plzz reply
@@DiscoverHealthyLife see both are good. Law me thoda struggle h initially. Actually starting years dono me struggle hota hai. The thing you find right choose that. MBA is also not a bad option.
What you prefer 🤔??
@@DiscoverHealthyLifemba is bs
Ask the question to existing lawyers not to student who even don't have know how of profession how it works bro
Big corporate firms hire candidates from top law schools
Yes they offer good package
The problem a lawyer working in corporate firms remain less exposed to core litigation for years
A practising lawyer has lots of exposure so his knowledge is much much more than a lawyer working in big corporate firms
After 10 years, a practising lawyer has perfect chances to earn much much more than a corporate lawyer having worked in the big corporate firm for same 10 years
Galat insaan se puchogey toh galat perception banega 😂
Sahi keh rhi h vo bhai.
@@Nikhil.77777 after studying 5 years in an NLU and being a working aawyer for last 3 years and also part of the whole process of internship and recruitment at a Law school and understanding how legal profession works from very close quarters. I can humbly say. I beg to differ. The opinion she presented is very superficial. People in their first or second year of law school usually have these kinds of opinions because of their lack of clarity and understanding of the How's and Whys !
The myth about getting 18L per annum in the corporate sector is as good as the myth that every IITian or an IIM grad gets 1Cr package. Yes some do get and that requires a lot of hard work and persistence. Nothing comes easy. The range of starting salary in law firms range from a mere 3LPA TO 20LPA.
As far as litigation is concerned , it is a fact there is no financial certainty in the initial stage of your career. And about getting paid zero money. It might have been the trend earlier. But now in last 7-8 years things have changed. But yes you need to know how to get things done. Your work should be a productive contribution to your boss. You cannot expect to get paid to learn. You reduce the work load of your boss. You can demand share of his earning or make yourself good enough that you can have your client who will be willing to pay you because of your quality of work.
Litigation is not IT mass recruiters where you sit in bench andlearn things while getting paid. That's not feasible financially in litigation or fir that any law firm as well.
@@vivekdas7589 more intellectual and precise comment its true that litigation is not about money but more about your skills
@@vivekdas7589 ek kahawat he ......jo kuch nhi kar sakta to chalo law kar lete h ..........it should be there to preserve constitution but nothing creative in law field
She did not mention the insane amount a lawyer earns after the age of 45.
Bro how much , I don't know an have interest in law
@@jayeshagrawal696 Good and experienced lawyers charge Rs. 2.5 lakhs per hearing. Likes of Harish Salve charge 25 lakhs per hearing.
Experienced lawyers charge 100000 per hearing. Such lawyers usually get 25 hearings per month.
@@user-hh2zx1fi3c you are also a law student?
@@Noffencee Yes
she's right...if you're doing law from top law college and ofc perform well there are chances that you'll get good packages.
Bro it's all about the immense knowledge you have ........Andha paisa chapte hue dekha h logo ko
Somebody doing law just said "corruption,of course, if you want to go you can do "
😢
" Actually" I am studying law😅, Is she trying to convince 😂😂
12-24 LPA per annum. C'mmon... In which Cindrella World she is living ?
@@SandeepSharmaKS top nlu give you around 20-25 lpa and even the top nlu package is recorded around 48 lpa she is not living in Cinderella world but you are surely living in nutshell.
@@Paras-iz7ox Very good ! Keep the spirit high. Best of Luck. I liked your comment too. Happy now.
@@Paras-iz7ox does NALSAR count😅cz I'm studying here
Can i start vakalat in future at the age of 35+
Now im 19.
Why he is waving the Flower ? Want to propose?😂😂😂😂
These women have exaggerated it so much. Neither a corporate lawyer earns this much since the start ( you have to be from a top national school for earning that much)
nor you need to work till the age of 45 to be an established lawyer (in case of litigation)
Success comes at an early stage if you’re talented enough no matter what!
I think corporate lawyers earn starting more than engineers. Many from all the NLUs get these by PPOs.
Bilkul sahi kaha aapne..1 to ye interview lene vaale bhi aise h aur dene vaale bhi aise h..intellectutal banne ki koshish karte hain...galat advice dete hain..aur humara intellect kharab kar dete h...logics aur analysis to aapke sahi h mam...
In litigation I have seen people earning 40 to 50 k after 5 to 7 years of practice it is a long process.
And also there are people who earn 1 CR per month.Why aren't you looking on the positive side?
@@Danielz_Sozenlfr?
@@20zuzuzumeans??
@@Danielz_Sozenlbut yeah....needs a lot of work and you have to make a name of yourself. So it is a long process indeed. If you don't want and any lifestyle during you adulthood or if you lr family is rich, you can definitely go for lit. It is rewarding
@@shishishikawaiii4072 In the intricate tapestry of life's journey, one finds that sacrifices are the thread that weaves the fabric of success. For in every path or field, the profound truth emerges: to gain something truly worthwhile, one must courageously release something dear, confident in the knowledge that the reward that awaits will sparkle with an exquisite brilliance, making every sacrifice undeniably worth it.
Rightly said..... government and corruption....a big shame to these politicians....
People nowdays making judgements without seeing ANY of the reality associated with it. Poor kids! Litigation is wayy harder but once you do it, you break through the ceiling that you'll still be stuck under in corporate law. Until unless you've set up a big firm of your own, and yeah, a profitable one.
In every interview he had taken, every one package was not less than at least 12 lakhs ....
I guess they are always talking about only the top nlus, iits, iims, AIIMS, etc only and not any other colleges.... Not even the lower ranking nlus, iits and iims.
A good litigation lawyer with experience can earn in a month or weeks what a corporate lawyer earns in a year.
Agle janam me jab phir se insaan banunga to ye wala dream v palunga.
Literally me😂 maine to apne agle 4-5 janam ke profession already book kr rkhe hain
@@manya... 😂
@@gokuisonline7665zindagi se itna khus ha kya phir sw jeena charaha? 😂
If you have done law from a good college, say top 50. Then even in litigation one can expect to earn 50k per month after 3-4 yrs of practice, provided one is hard working.
I took example of Top 50 colleges because getting admission in those colleges generally mean that one is good in academics.
And if you have good contacts then 1L per month is normal after 3-4 yrs of practice. Again, this amount is valid for those practicing in High Courts, or in Metro cities.
Corporate field generally provides handsome salary. That's the reason that 80% NLU Graduates join law firms.
Litigation has very little to do with college.. it's more of a job demanding extreme rigour and fair bit of shrewdness..plus the money isn't as handsome as you said in 99% of the cases..it takes many years to be earning in lakhs
Bro colleges dosen’t matter in litigation. Only your experience and legal skills matter.
To those who are saying college does not matter, I think you don't have the idea of benefits of networking. I have graduated from a college where my peers and seniors have become judges and few seniors have become successful lawyers. Fathers of few of my bathcmates were Justices and famous High Court lawyers. Now all this really helps in litigation. Good colleges provide you good networking.
@@target_Judiciary which college bro?
@@target_Judiciary which college??
Last me itna b sach ni bolna tha 😅
What do you.. do Sir..
Him:Apart from asking questions to random people ..
She is soo honest😂😂.... "Corruption "
Highly Misleading, those who want to take control of their future in their own hands, choose Litigation.. Obviously it takes lots of hardwork but always returns lots of success, name and fame🙌
This woman is in parallel universe
There is saying!!
When a prostitute is young or early in her career/Job she earns more and when the lawyers grow old they earn more.
🙏🏼🔥
Unfortunately It's true
Litigation is not bad but it needs patience and efforts
Got to admit, Finch's involvement in 4RA made me a regular. Can't miss out on his match insights! 💡
Litigation lawyers earn a lot, then corporate lawyer.
First time i hear this 😅
Bro can you guide me how to reach this stage
@@Gpmaster1234but after 40+ age🥲
I'm not a lawyer, but CA in making and I know how the litigation would be as I deal with income tax clients. You won't get immediate money in this area. If you won the case,you will be paid handsome by the clients😅. Litigation area is really interesting. I made money 1.5 years after filing the appeal before Commissioner Appeals.I represented my client 4-5 times through online mode.
I don't know why she used the word "government", maybe she will be representing on behalf of government.
Sir i am also in CA should i shift to law ? because CA taking too long and its too hard. Uncertain.
@@sunny191997you should if you have passion for law and you can earn much if you graduate from one of top 3 law schools in the country
lol, someone should tell them that at the end of the day law firms pay lakhs/crores of rupees to litigating lawyers since their high-paid associates(briefing lawyers) don't know what actually works in courts.
Only law and fresher expecting 12 24 lakh .. seriously 😂😂.........hats off
I have seen people in letigation earn more than corporate in 30s age. Its totally how you developed yourself.
If you have studied well during your 5 years of law school, then you may find your place in litigation, you may get a good Chamber. The only thing required is that you have studied well during your law school, cleared your concepts.
Kuchh bhi gyaan de di didi. 5th year tak law student ko pata nahi hota ki woh kitna kamaayega. There is not an average income in the case of lawyers who do litigation. Some charge in crores for 1 hearing and some can’t even make a penny, depends on how good and popular of a lawyer you are. :)
I am fearing this , if you know what are the reasons lawyers fail in life
It's upto our performance and hardwork.
And corruption. , ya. If you want to do that you can do... And she doing law😂 that's how it is here
Bro trying his luck using rose in hand
The way she's saying stuff about Litigation, I can only guess that she's either from NLU or Private law school. Litigation is not that bad as she said, "zero penny till 45". You can get decent job as a junior associate under senior lawyers and get around 10-20K per month as fresher. And once you start getting clients cash flow just doesn't end. One of my senior he's a lawyer in Delhi, every day he has 10-15 hearings in court, and for each attendence he charges 2k to 10k., you can calculate how much he makes in a month.
Minimum 5,20,000
Maximum 3900000
This is myth i am 32 a practicing lawyer n i am paid very well as compared to a corporate lawyer.. i legt corporate n joined litigation
Sir how much you earn
where do you practise, I want to get paid well too
When did you studied law
After 12 or graduation
How much do you make rough figure
Her last line openly on corruption
Seems like they are in their 1st or 2nd year of law school from the nature of opinion they have.
And just one thing. Why will the government pay a litigating lawyer? I mean just why. I am really thinking law school are they from !
how's jamia milia University for law according to you? need some guidance
They’re from my college. What a shame🙂 They are in 2nd year so… you’re right about that too.
@@aairasheikh6931 To be very honest I don't have any direct contacts who have studied there so doesn't have any first hand or second hand information. But yeah in different national competitions hosted by us and also where I have participated the people coming from Jamia are good and since it is a reputed university I presume it will match up to its repute.
Litigation mtlb kya hota h
@@TribalChief...1316 Litigation means a process through which a dispute is solved between two or more parties either infront of a court or in arbitration
I'm also doing law...earning some good amount of money in litigation is a long time process..but not that long as she said..i know people who earn 25 k with 2 years of experience ..its all about your skill and networking even if you are a first gen lawyer
Where r u practicing
@@noway7899Tamilnadu
In corporate the starting salary is itself 5 to 6 lacs per year and it's a just basic pay . iIf u are gaining pqe 3 to 4 of 5 it will become 12 to 15 itself.
It's canon effect guys 😂
My sister is senior associate in khaitan and co. And she earns around 35+ bonuses.. Even her friends who are doing litigation earns same or more.. It just depends on college.. Ask students of du or top nlus.. Don't ask these chapri and nibbi girls.
Which college from she graduated in law...and her experience in feild
@@vijayapawar1126 4 yr of experience and she is from nlsiu bangalore.. Her clat rank was around 32
35 + bonuses meaning?😊/
@@gaurikasharma6854 35 lpa base + bonus..
Bhai your sis is from nls👀👀🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏...respect bhai
Btw ,so in your opinion her friends who are in litigation also are earning like this 35+ ,are you sure??Coz usually its thought that litigation people usually dont earn very early...
And one more thing your sister has how many years of experience??
Networking plays major role in litigation and referrals plays major role in Corporate. Lot many clients exploit young professionals who choose Litigation as career expecting services free of cost. Its really tough to survive in Litigation when the only source of income is Litigation.
The main cause is students are not aware of what an advocate is first of all. If you have good aptitude, sense of people, knowledge of law and a hard worker obviously you might be able to do good in litigation specially if you have good connects. To get into corporate law firm is quite simple crack an interview you are in it (That interview is hard though).
Now most of the people here thinks that litigation does not offer money guys please think of India’s most renowned councils, they are from litigation and people with good practice are earning well enough around the age of 45 advocates either get a whole sum amount of money with a lot of good connects or have nothing depends on your practice.
And yes there is difference between lawyer and advocate, person who represents in courts in an advocate and not a lawyer. To put in a nutshell litigation is business like a start up for first generation and business opportunity for other other generations. And corporate law firm is employment.
I was fortunate enough to hear some great senior designated advocates in the HC of Delhi in an argument that people who are sitting in offices cannot be called advocates they are employees and are on a wages… My comment may be biased because of my opinion so offence.
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Same
Her London concert was a success too i am waiting for the west to recognize IU's art ❤❤
Every thing is not for money dream goal is also important other wise all Starts business aur chappri trading aur chappri chai stall
Man her voice in love poem gives goosebumps ❤️❤️
If you want to earn money as soon as you pass college go for corporate, but if you think you have the talent and your family's financial condition can support you for another 5-10 years, one can go for litigation as once u earn success in litigation the earning is way higher than corporate. But the initial struggle, hard work and patience is important in litigation.
Engineering graduates getting a higher package than this right after graduation
It's about passion also profession needs time to set. Once set then sky is limit bro not like engineers job
Berozgar log😂
Studying law is other side of coin you have to practice law before make statement
As a litigant lawyer I say she is both right and wrong. Yes in litigation you won't get initial money and in corporate you get a shit big package salary. But for corporate that is the full stop. You may get around a 10k increment in your salary as a corporate lawyer but for litigation, if you use work hard and dedicate your time then u may earn 10 times than a corporate.
But in corporate that is just the end. You stop there and don't grow.
Also who expects money from govt for being a litigant. Unless you are a legal panel of government you won't get anything from them
একজন আইনের ছাত্রের জন্য সবচেয়ে গুরুত্বপূর্ণ বিষয় হল আত্মীয় বা পরিবারের বন্ধুদের বিচারক বা বড় আইনজীবী হিসেবে আপনার ক্যারিয়ারের পরে সেট করা হয়
At starting , its true that litigation will give very less amount of money
But as youll progress , the amount of money and allowances youll start making per case is way higher than corporate salaries.Its up to individual's interests that what he want to do , you can say that if youve studied law dont go to litigation😃
Criminal lawyer be like 😂😂😂
Bhai ab to dar lag raha hai 😢
Mera law profession choose kerna kahi bhari na per jaye 😢😢😢😢
No bro
There's a fact - Lawyers is the only profession who's gonna lie alot for there own Case inorder to save him/her😊
That’s girl know a shit about litigation if you starts praticing. In 5 or 6 year you start getting work and in 10 year you will do much better
Why will the government pay a private litigator? And it's just a myth that an advocate till 45 doesn't make anything. Down the line, I have seen so many new age litigators make 15 LPA + after two or three years of exp. And after becoming AORs, few of them are making enough to live their lives in a lavish way.
My Dad is laywer in high court of Madhya Pradesh he handles criminal cases and TBH it depends on client how much they give but like doctors lawyers also take fees before doing the case
Like my dad do so much hardwork he also have juniors working for him and teach them work
What is his charge per appearance
Can't have corruption without lawyers writing up the contracts. 😂
Being law students and they actually don't have any idea of what they're speaking
Facts lol
Poor students,enjoy whole college days instead of developing skills for litigation..
Well I believe for corporate there is a limit and for litigation you can earn good and learn well provided you have good years of experience 😅😅
Trust me as a 4th year Law Student both of them are so wrong.
US bro us!! 4th year here.
Tips please🙏
I will go for Law in 2025 as I'm in 11 now
So. Need some guidance 😇
Please suggest us! Please share your experience.. if our perception is wrong please tell us the truth!
@@rekhagupta4959 kaunsi clss me ho? Clat kab dogi
@@expose_hacker9116 currently 11th mai ..clat next year December i.e 2025 ... What about you? How are you preparing for clat .. how much time are you devoting for it
12-24LPA in corporate for freshers? Delusionnnn
If you do it from top nlus
Now a days in rural and semi urban areas also advocates charging minimum 50k from their clients per case even win or loose the case no matter their accounts will be full of money 😢 more over they won't pay any income tax to the government on their income which is shameful and most of the corruption happens in legal department than any central/state government employees do, which is brutal as there are no norms that how much a qualified advocates can charge from their clients 😂😢
Corporate sector be like NLU hi chaiye humko NLU uske sath 10 saal ka experience.
my whole focus was on flower
Into litigation, it's not beneficial for first generation lawyers. But if you come from a family who are into litigation for few generations then yes, you have hope.
These are the people who complain about corruption and don't want to do anything about it but basically want to go in corporate for money only😂 .
Senior lawyer in internship:- 150 rupiya dega
Meanwhile Harish Salve laughing in the corner
My uncle is lawyer of land aquation and they are earning in millions
How does he practice or in law firm
My uncle started carrier as junior of reputed lawyer and after getting skills and contacts he stated is own
Monthly salary kitni h uncle ji ki ?
@@TribalChief...1316 bro unki salary nahi ati
Unke pass 6 junior hai
If you are a law student from any top NLU then there is no age limit in litigation.....that's why CLAT toppers are becoming top lawyers nowadays...😌
Actually, really, basically, tattically
Litigation lawyers earning more than corporates,I guess these students should go for practical exposure.
Ask a CA student
I don't think he will find CA student on streets
@@Infinitegaming2507 well that's true.. hum log ya tho study room nahi tho hamara Ghar ka kisi room ma baitha honga 😅. Satya ha 😂
@@Infinitegaming2507nor drs🤗
CA much better than law
@@freakyfiakwhy?
🎱 I keep to the classics like slots and occasionally blackjack. Keeps things light and fun. What's your strategy
Thanks
Ok corporate law , forget your social life
I am a litigating advocate and I am earning 25k to 35k per month in the starting phase of 0 - 1 year. She can be true but not the same scenario for everyone. The highest money making in India in the law field are the litigating advocates. The High court and Supreme court advocates having experience of 5 PQE were easily making 10 to 20 lakh per annum.
My lawyer cant even solve the high court case its been 10years 😂😂😂😂 and she is saying 20-24 lakhs per year
Corporate lawyers are not lawyers.
Litigation has lots of scope n pay is depend on personal knowledge n legal skils
I'm getting case of Gangster's
There is big difference between generation lawyer and first generation lawyer, just like Bollywood nepotism
Here when someone says salary of more than 20 lpa is always been a student ... 🤦🤦
Dreams baby.. & dreams don't relate to reality... 😅😅
Top law university placement is gone upto 35+ lpa . Even there are so many examples of lawyers who earned crores like ram jethmalani , Harish salve etc . I think you are in nutshell come out of it .
@@Paras-iz7ox Lagta hai tu bhi student hi hai .... Experience dekh Ramjeth malani ka, Harish salve kaa... Aaj ke date pe Kapil Sibal hi milega tereko
Lol , don't you know difference between litigation lawyers and law firm lawyers
It is same as any IIT thing
If you got into top nlu, law firm can give you a good package around 20-25 lakhs the top law firm package have gone around 48 lpa.
@@marlborostag experience Nahi passion or talent Hona chayie warna kese bhi filed me Kuch Nahi kar Paoge .
@@Paras-iz7ox kitna kamaa Raha hai yeh bata????
Future lawyers 😂😂 they don't know anything properly