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Please let me know what I should do. Any inputs would be greatly appreciated. And I am very thankful that you spent a few seconds at least reading my problem. :)
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if your rank is from 2500- 4000 you will get NMIMS School of Law, Mumbai for sure which is pretty good
after that rank you can still get Nirma and other pvt college.
Try getting in best 10 pvt colleges for law and try tier 3 lower nlus in vacant seat.
Otherwise if rank is very bad which i don't think is
Apply to local college and try again next year and give all exams like SAT etc.
DO NOT TAKE A DROP SOLELY FOR PREPARING FOR CLAT.
It is the worst profession.
From the corporate perspective, Not enough jobs and the work is not good either.
Try to figure out why it didn't go well. Was it because of less preparation or because competitive exams are something you are not good at.
If latter is the case, then it is time to rule out CS, CA, UPSE, Judiciary, bank exams, RBI, Nabard, SEBI, MBA etc. Almost all of these papers test your logical reasoning, maths and english skills initially.
What you can do next depends upon your 12th class stream. If you are from a science background, you can pursue BSc, MSc and then try to get into academia or research.
If you are from arts background, you can perhaps try journalism, hotel management, English Hons. etc.
Economics and statistics Hons. is an option for you if you are from commerce stream.
Now if you feel that you are somewhat good at competitive exams and that you can improve over time, as others suggested, you can join a local college temporarily and continue preparing for clat 2022 and other law entrance exams.
However if you are not interested in law at all, try shifting to a metro city and pursue a course like BAF, Bcom Hons etc. Side by side try to prepare for CFA or MBA entrance or try to clear CA groups one by one.
All the best !
You have the rest of your life to do remarkable and amazing things.
You are on the right track by asking about your options.
My recommendation would be to talk to people within a profession that interests you and find out what would be a good way to go. No matter what profession or area you are in, you can always make an impact. Even in law there might be options open. Keep an eye out.
Wish you luck for the rest of your life.