India
Everyone's journey in discovering law is unique and has something to teach. Watch and read the stories of the LSAT─India toppers and Scholarship winners, current law college students, graduates, law professors, and others practising law in one form or another.
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Watch Radhika Dhanotia and her parents, Dr. Hemanikini and Ramesh Dhanotia, talk about discovering law.
Samarth Chaddha is a graduate of the Jindal Global Law School and New York University School of Law. He has worked as a corporate lawyer for law firms in India and UAE. In the below article Samarth describes some of what you can expect to experience in law school—both the rewards and the challenges.
Being a law student can be one of the most rewarding periods in one’s life. This is your time to explore your interests, do internships, take part in moot court competitions, and write research papers. In India law is offered either as a three or a five-year course. The three-year course is done after graduation in another discipline, whereas the five-year course can be pursued immediately after completing high school.
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