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You studied rigorously in law school yet feel unprepared for actual legal career. practice and career growth. Why?
The lack of practical training holds back India's legal force. This video exposes the massive gap in India's judiciary system holding lawyers back in their legal career and professional development.
In developed nations like the USA, law curricula focus heavily on experiential learning and equipping students with practical skills for overcoming real-world challenges of legal career.
Vaqalat By Sharad offers a transformative framework for Indian legal professionals' professional growth and empowerment.
Shift your mindset, enhance your analytical skills, and think like a judge to accelerate your legal career from day one.
Dive into practical strategies for effective advocacy, including rigorous self-improvement through reading, writing, and engaging discussions to transform your stalled legal career.
If you feel stuck or unsure how to grow your legal career, this video provides the wake-up call to strengthen advocacy skills, find clarity, and flourish.
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Sharad Bansal, an accomplished lawyer with over 20 years of experience, is leading the charge to empower Indian legal minds through his initiative, Vaqalat By Sharad.
Vaqalat by Sharad addresses the critical gap between legal education and real-world practice, providing aspiring and practicing lawyers with the tools, strategies, and guidance needed to excel in their careers. By fostering a community of competent legal professionals, Vaqalat By Sharad aims to strengthen the foundation of India's judiciary - a vital pillar in upholding the rule of law and ensuring justice for all.
Join Sharad Bansal in his mission to empower Indian legal minds and contribute to building a stronger nation.
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