SAAKK Chit Chat Club#11 - Page 118

Originally posted by: infinitie

hahahaha sounds like a damned if i do, damned if i don't 🤣 but yeah i'll probably be fine this time around! it'll be the second dose that is more concerning but at this point im ready to be done with this pandemic soooo also can't wait

Just schedule your 2nd one on a Friday and sleep the entire weekend! It's how I survived it! Otherwise work would've been an undue stress.

Originally posted by: infinitie

LOL yeah I think 2 years is MORE THAN ENOUGH for studying and then the third year should just be practical experience like doing residency

yeah like max 3 years at uni!! I aynt spending anymore time than that!!! also what's your insta???

Originally posted by: Fahmida21

omg sis I have a shit immune system toooooo so when its my turn to get the vaccine, imma die!!! imma message you and be like SHRUTI IM DEAD 🤣

I'LL BE DYING AND LITERALLY BE CRIBBING IN YOUR DMS SO MY DMS ARE OPEN FOR YOU 🤣

Originally posted by: infinitie

hahahahaahhaa but then you're stuck in that state for years and if you want to move, you gotta take the bar for that state too 🤣

never mind...I shall stay in the uk for now 🤣

Originally posted by: infinitie

I'LL BE DYING AND LITERALLY BE CRIBBING IN YOUR DMS SO MY DMS ARE OPEN FOR YOU 🤣

BROOOO MY DMS ARE OPEN!!! COME WE'LL CRY TOGEHTER!! MORAL SUPPORT 🤣

Originally posted by: prs_725

hahaha the sad story of being a pooja. I'll DM you my handle.

Try being Neha.

Here we have llb for three years and LLB cannot be done without having a degree of under grad.

I don't know why is it soo long. Indian education system is like that perhaps, no logic why it is that long.

PS. I think I'll miss my morning run tomorrow 😂🤪

Originally posted by: Fahmida21

so in total, you have about 7 to 8 years....id die!

yes, and you don't even really learn anything until you really practice(as per my sister).

But the good thing is the bachelor's gives you an option not to pursue law if you change your mind. So you can always pivot.

Also the JD is a doctorate level degree so that's why the years are there.

Originally posted by: Fahmida21

never mind...I shall stay in the uk for now 🤣

Hehe I don't think you will regret a law degree - all my lawyer friends love being lawyers. Also dont worry about a job - you will get one very soon I'm sure!!

Originally posted by: Avichi_preeran

Here we have llb for three years and LLB cannot be done without having a degree of under grad.

I don't know why is it soo long. Indian education system is like that perhaps, no logic why it is that long.

PS. I think I'll miss my morning run tomorrow 😂🤪

I TOLD YOUUUUU ONCE YOU ENTER THIS PLACE, THERE IS NO GOING BACKKKK🤣