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Now you will argue that you had your boards, well it's all about time management. Everyone had their boards, not just you.
Then comes the favourite argument your sort has, tHiS wIlL fAvOuR dRoppErs, if you're correct, show empirical evidence of such situations ' favouring' one side. This simply does not happen. If you have studied throughout your preparation, you have made the right decisions at the right time, you will get in. Don't get wooed by your coaching institutions, they actually dgaf about you or your existence. The same goes for the CLAT consortium.
LI pe time waste karna band karo, aur jake padho, Boards nahi hai tumhare?
Please move this thread to the top till CLAT is over. That's is 19 June.
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