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Which city will you practise in?
Twelve questions about pace, food, weather and ambition. We’ll find the city where your legal career belongs, in India or anywhere in the world.
A bit of fun, not careers advice.
Who you might get
All 17 possible results
Delhi
The Supreme Court is down the road.What it says about you
Mumbai
The deals never sleep, and neither does the city.What it says about you
Bengaluru
Start-ups, technology and pleasant evenings.What it says about you
Chennai
Tradition, discipline and a long sea front.What it says about you
Kolkata
Old courts, long debates, good food.What it says about you
Hyderabad
Old city charm, new city ambition.What it says about you
Pune
A student city that grew up into a business hub.What it says about you
Ahmedabad
Enterprise runs in the city’s blood.What it says about you
Chandigarh
A planned city with a famous High Court.What it says about you
Lucknow
Tehzeeb, kebabs and a High Court bench.What it says about you
Kochi
Backwaters, harbours and the Kerala High Court.What it says about you
London
Old courts, global deals.What it says about you
Singapore
Asia’s arbitration capital.What it says about you
New York
If you can make it there…What it says about you
Dubai
A new city built on trade.What it says about you
The Hague
The city of peace and justice.What it says about you
Geneva
Treaties, trade and human rights.What it says about you
Questions
About this quiz
How does the "Which city will you practise in?" quiz work?
You answer 12 quick questions. Each answer nudges you along a few scales (Fast or Easy-going; Markets or Courts and government; International or Rooted; Old and storied or New and shiny; By the sea or Inland), and you are matched to the closest of 17 results.
How long does it take?
About 90 seconds: 12 questions, one tap each.
Is it free?
Yes, and there is no sign-up. You can share your result card, and three quizzes open your Law Profile.
What results can I get?
17 in all, including Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai and Kolkata. Every one is listed on this page.
Is this serious advice?
A bit of fun, not careers advice.