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One last advice, do have another option, don't go all in-into judiciary, competitive exams are really dicey and you never know what happens next.
In the long run, I wish to go ahead with Judiciary. I will not sit for placements. I wish to study at NLU so that I could experience how's it is like to study from the best!
Since I was focussing on CLAT, my first sem grades are messed up!
Idk what should I do? Whether to continue in my current college or sit for CLAT 2023 or change my college this year?
If there's anyone who can give me a clear perspective on this, It would really help me!