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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!
Dear Aspirants,
We hope all of you and your family members are keeping good health. We have received various messages and mails inquiring as to when we will start training new CLAT/AILET batch. So here is the good news! We are back!😎
We have received several doubts and questions and it is important that we address all the relevant issues we have been asked so far. So we will address each issue one by one below so that you guys can get the clear picture-
1. Why this much delay as other platforms have launched their new batches/session?
Guys, we are completely aware about what is happening around. Now, let us address the main question here that is about being late. If you consider not putting random messages or sharing random news or not answering irrelevent questions (by admins) is late then yeah we are late. But that is the half truth. There is much which goes behind the scenes. In fact what you see on the group or on our website is the consequences of certain actions.The main act involves a lot of deliberation and discussion before it attains finality. So we were busy in creating a master plan for the new batch so that we can give you the best. Now we are almost done with discussion and planning you will see the results.
2. The most asked question why Gkoneliner?
This is very simple to answer for us, but we will ask you to decide after considering the following objective parameters-
1. Experience - This is the third batch we going to train.
2. Team - This is our trademark. All team members are from NLUs (Almost all nlus)
3. Materials - We believe in utility. We provide only that much which you actually need. Despite the G.K. Section of CLAT-2021 was very hard and unexpected. It got atleast 4-5 questions/topics from our G.K.Compendium (including The Hindu Oneliners) and daily quiz. Same goes with AILET. You go and check rank list and see how much difference 4-5 marks can create in ranks.
Secondly, our compendiums are really short to read and revise it wont take more than 30 mins to complete one compendium so if you are want you can complete all the compendiums in single day. So in one day's of preparation you can score 5 marks.
4. Interaction - Our team members interact personally to resolve doubts. So far we have interacted with 3000+ aspirants of all sorts and we know and understand your problems and the workable solutions. Sometimes you need a person to whom you can openly share your problems and many a time just by sharing you get solution by yourself.
5. Previous Results - In our knowledge there are around 93 students from our channels (both Whatsapp and Telegram) who placed themselves into various NLUs and other colleges this year.
6. Mentorship- The most important element. You would be surprised to know there are 90% aspirants who don't know the key to success in CLAT. We assign mentors to everyone who need them. So if you need a mentor you would get it.
Mentors would be the person who has cracked CLAT himself/herself.
TEST IT YOURSELF ASK THESE QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU START YOUR PREPARATION -
1. Why CLAT?
2. What is the first step (the foundation) of CLAT preparation?
3. What is the best plan for me?
4. What is the credibility of my plan and approach?
5. What experience do I have in competitive exam preparation?
The answers to these questions would give you the answer whether you need mentorship or not.
So these were the most asked questions. We haven't removed any material from our website yet. You are free to vist and check the materials.
Website- www.gkoneliner.com
We will soon provide you with other informations that you need to know. Stay connected.
Dear Aspirants,
We hope all of you and your family members are keeping good health. We have received various messages and mails inquiring as to when we will start training new CLAT/AILET batch. So here is the good news! We are back!😎
We have received several doubts and questions and it is important that we address all the relevant issues we have been asked so far. So we will address each issue one by one below so that you guys can get the clear picture-
1. Why this much delay as other platforms have launched their new batches/session?
Guys, we are completely aware about what is happening around. Now, let us address the main question here that is about being late. If you consider not putting random messages or sharing random news or not answering irrelevent questions (by admins) is late then yeah we are late. But that is the half truth. There is much which goes behind the scenes. In fact what you see on the group or on our website is the consequences of certain actions.The main act involves a lot of deliberation and discussion before it attains finality. So we were busy in creating a master plan for the new batch so that we can give you the best. Now we are almost done with discussion and planning you will see the results.
2. The most asked question why Gkoneliner?
This is very simple to answer for us, but we will ask you to decide after considering the following objective parameters-
1. Experience - This is the third batch we going to train.
2. Team - This is our trademark. All team members are from NLUs (Almost all nlus)
3. Materials - We believe in utility. We provide only that much which you actually need. Despite the G.K. Section of CLAT-2021 was very hard and unexpected. It got atleast 4-5 questions/topics from our G.K.Compendium (including The Hindu Oneliners) and daily quiz. Same goes with AILET. You go and check rank list and see how much difference 4-5 marks can create in ranks.
Secondly, our compendiums are really short to read and revise it wont take more than 30 mins to complete one compendium so if you are want you can complete all the compendiums in single day. So in one day's of preparation you can score 5 marks.
4. Interaction - Our team members interact personally to resolve doubts. So far we have interacted with 3000+ aspirants of all sorts and we know and understand your problems and the workable solutions. Sometimes you need a person to whom you can openly share your problems and many a time just by sharing you get solution by yourself.
5. Previous Results - In our knowledge there are around 93 students from our channels (both Whatsapp and Telegram) who placed themselves into various NLUs and other colleges this year.
6. Mentorship- The most important element. You would be surprised to know there are 90% aspirants who don't know the key to success in CLAT. We assign mentors to everyone who need them. So if you need a mentor you would get it.
Mentors would be the person who has cracked CLAT himself/herself.
TEST IT YOURSELF ASK THESE QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU START YOUR PREPARATION -
1. Why CLAT?
2. What is the first step (the foundation) of CLAT preparation?
3. What is the best plan for me?
4. What is the credibility of my plan and approach?
5. What experience do I have in competitive exam preparation?
The answers to these questions would give you the answer whether you need mentorship or not.
So these were the most asked questions. We haven't removed any material from our website yet. You are free to vist and check the materials.
Website- www.gkoneliner.com
We will soon provide you with other informations that you need to know. Stay connected.
International Day of Democracy is celebrated each year on.....a.... with the primary reason being observe and review state of democracy all across the world. The day was initially established in.....b..... by the the United Nations General Assembly for promoting the principles and values of democracy all around the world and to review state of democracy in the world.
CLAT 2022 to be held on May 8, 2022; CLAT 2023 on December 18, 2022 | https://www.barandbench.com/news/clat-2022-to-be-held-on-may-8-2022-clat-2023-on-december-18-2022
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CLAT 2022 to be held on May 8, 2022; CLAT 2023 on December 18, 2022
The 2022 edition of the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) will be held on May 8, the Consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs) has decided. The Consortium a
Common mistakes law students do regarding internships:
Hey all, happy republic day. Often I receive texts from law students, asking for help regarding internships. I guide them to the best of my knowledge and experience. But, I witness many law students committing horrible mistakes while deciding an internship which has always bothered me. So today, as I have some leisure time, I decided to make some pointers in order to briefly tell a few things one should keep in mind before making any decision regarding internships. These are as follow;
1) Rise up as you climb a ladder. Start from a District Court/ NGO internship and gradually move to High Courts and the Supreme Court. Similarly, if you wish to go for corporate internships, first intern at the District Court/ tribunals; tier 3 law firms; tier 2 law firms; and finally tier 1. Don't jump/ skip the stairs even if you have good connections because it reflects bad in your CV. Use your connections at appropriate time. Don't abuse it by going to a Supreme Court judge/ senior advocate/ top law firms, in your initial years of the law school. It reflects on you that you are somebody with no actual plan, with no logic and reason, with not purpose and you prefer free lunches. Remember what Osho said- "nobody has the power to take two steps together; you can take only one step at a time". So, do not commit this mistake.
2) Do few internship which makes your CV flashy; few which gives you the real learning. People who are at the top of this field do not have the time to teach you much. It is wrong to assume that they don't wish to, they can't because of their busy life. But their internships are important for the CV. On the other hand, people with good knowledge but who have free time are best to gain practical experience. Make a balance by doing internships at both kind of places.
3) Don't over do internships. I have came across law students who are doing 5-6 online internships in a year. Please don't do that. Its advisable only when your attendance in college is not mandatory and you work as a paralegal in a firm or a chamber. Otherwise, in your initial years, 2-3 internships a year is fine. In the last 2 years, 3-4 internships in a year is good. Don't go beyond that. Give yourself space to work on personal development, to read and write, to pursue your hobby and to rest. Always remember, internship can only land you a job, but the respect you receive from your colleagues and bosses, your growth in the office, your salary, everything will depends upon your knowledge and personality. So work on your holistic development rather than just filling your CV with numerous internships.
4) Plan your internships. Plan 2 to 3 internships in advance and always keep a backup plan. Good internships, mostly in litigation, if applied without connections, take a lot of time before it gets confirmed. At the office of Mr. K.K Venugopal, respected Attorney General for India, the usual waiting time is over a year. At Mr. Arvind Datar's office, the usual waiting time is over one and a half year, Hon'ble Justice Lalit's office, the usual waiting period is 6-8 months. Same with other similar internships. People say that no one gets such internships without connections. Tell them they are pessimistic idiots. I got all these internships, all without any connection, and other great internships as well which let go because I did not wanted to do an online internship during the Covid-19 period. For corporate internships, it better to plan 2-3 internships in advance but apply only 6 months prior to the tentative date of internship. Always keep a backup plan and be ready for rejection at any moment before or during the internship.
5) Do your internships during the semester breaks. This is a conditional point. If you are enrolled in a college like GLC, work as a paralegal. If you get your dream internship, do it even during the semesters. If you get an internship at the place where you want to work after your law degree, do that internship.
Hey all, happy republic day. Often I receive texts from law students, asking for help regarding internships. I guide them to the best of my knowledge and experience. But, I witness many law students committing horrible mistakes while deciding an internship which has always bothered me. So today, as I have some leisure time, I decided to make some pointers in order to briefly tell a few things one should keep in mind before making any decision regarding internships. These are as follow;
1) Rise up as you climb a ladder. Start from a District Court/ NGO internship and gradually move to High Courts and the Supreme Court. Similarly, if you wish to go for corporate internships, first intern at the District Court/ tribunals; tier 3 law firms; tier 2 law firms; and finally tier 1. Don't jump/ skip the stairs even if you have good connections because it reflects bad in your CV. Use your connections at appropriate time. Don't abuse it by going to a Supreme Court judge/ senior advocate/ top law firms, in your initial years of the law school. It reflects on you that you are somebody with no actual plan, with no logic and reason, with not purpose and you prefer free lunches. Remember what Osho said- "nobody has the power to take two steps together; you can take only one step at a time". So, do not commit this mistake.
2) Do few internship which makes your CV flashy; few which gives you the real learning. People who are at the top of this field do not have the time to teach you much. It is wrong to assume that they don't wish to, they can't because of their busy life. But their internships are important for the CV. On the other hand, people with good knowledge but who have free time are best to gain practical experience. Make a balance by doing internships at both kind of places.
3) Don't over do internships. I have came across law students who are doing 5-6 online internships in a year. Please don't do that. Its advisable only when your attendance in college is not mandatory and you work as a paralegal in a firm or a chamber. Otherwise, in your initial years, 2-3 internships a year is fine. In the last 2 years, 3-4 internships in a year is good. Don't go beyond that. Give yourself space to work on personal development, to read and write, to pursue your hobby and to rest. Always remember, internship can only land you a job, but the respect you receive from your colleagues and bosses, your growth in the office, your salary, everything will depends upon your knowledge and personality. So work on your holistic development rather than just filling your CV with numerous internships.
4) Plan your internships. Plan 2 to 3 internships in advance and always keep a backup plan. Good internships, mostly in litigation, if applied without connections, take a lot of time before it gets confirmed. At the office of Mr. K.K Venugopal, respected Attorney General for India, the usual waiting time is over a year. At Mr. Arvind Datar's office, the usual waiting time is over one and a half year, Hon'ble Justice Lalit's office, the usual waiting period is 6-8 months. Same with other similar internships. People say that no one gets such internships without connections. Tell them they are pessimistic idiots. I got all these internships, all without any connection, and other great internships as well which let go because I did not wanted to do an online internship during the Covid-19 period. For corporate internships, it better to plan 2-3 internships in advance but apply only 6 months prior to the tentative date of internship. Always keep a backup plan and be ready for rejection at any moment before or during the internship.
5) Do your internships during the semester breaks. This is a conditional point. If you are enrolled in a college like GLC, work as a paralegal. If you get your dream internship, do it even during the semesters. If you get an internship at the place where you want to work after your law degree, do that internship.
But apart from these, in ordinary situations, intern during the semester breaks only.
6) Focus on holistic development. If the faculty is not teaching good, don't run for internship. Academics can never replace by internships, both are independent and equally important. Read the subject yourself. You will get a better understanding of that subject. Read interdisciplinary subjects, it is very important. As Lord Frankfurter advised, best way to come in the field of law is to come as a well read person. Write and publish articles. Participate in moot courts, ADR and other such activity. Spend some time with your friends and family. Everyday, do what you love to do. All these thing are very important.
Hope it helps you.
For any doubt you can reach me at -
LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/shubhankar-singh-6b33281b1
Instagram - @shubhankar2_3
Kindly be patient for a reply.
6) Focus on holistic development. If the faculty is not teaching good, don't run for internship. Academics can never replace by internships, both are independent and equally important. Read the subject yourself. You will get a better understanding of that subject. Read interdisciplinary subjects, it is very important. As Lord Frankfurter advised, best way to come in the field of law is to come as a well read person. Write and publish articles. Participate in moot courts, ADR and other such activity. Spend some time with your friends and family. Everyday, do what you love to do. All these thing are very important.
Hope it helps you.
For any doubt you can reach me at -
LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/shubhankar-singh-6b33281b1
Instagram - @shubhankar2_3
Kindly be patient for a reply.
CLAT 2022 Postponed To June 19, Last Date For Submission Of Application Extended to May 9
https://www.livelaw.in/top-stories/clat-2022-postponed-to-june-19-last-date-for-submission-of-application-extended-to-may-9-194179
https://www.livelaw.in/top-stories/clat-2022-postponed-to-june-19-last-date-for-submission-of-application-extended-to-may-9-194179
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CLAT 2022 Postponed To June 19, Last Date For Submission Of Application Extended to May 9
The Executive Committee of the Consortium of National Law Universities has decided to postpone the Common Law Admission Test to June 19.The meeting has taken the following decisions at its meeting...
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