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I am a third-year student at a fairly reputable NLU. My question was: Do 10th and 12th scores matter, if you have a decent rank in college? Asking because my scores in both years were not great.
Can you please be a bit more specific in your question?
PS: Ab khush hai?
Not to the law firms. I have a dismal record. 73 % in 10th and 59 % in 12th. My parents had almost given up on me, and rightly so. Working at tier 1 for the past four years and got promoted as well.
Fun fact- The kind of insane hours I now put at work would make me a state topper if I ended up preparing for board exams again.