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I sense your struggle, hope you work hard and continue to rise!
Much love!
Just a word of advice, NLU-D is a great place to be. There will be people all around you who'll seem to know exactly what they're doing. Don't get overwhelmed, don't get pressured to do the 'in' thing.
But my one regret from law school is not being a consistent worker. I was one of the more active students, but there is still SO MUCH more I would've liked to explore. Why didn't I do more moots in new, exciting areas that I really liked, why did I only stick to traditional subjects that'd boost employability? ADR competitions are so fun, good learning experiences and are relatively low-effort. Why didn't I do more of them? Why didn't I apply for a vacation scheme, I knew about them since before joining law school, but I rejected myself. All of this isn't coming from a 'I might have been in a better place had I done that'. It's more of a 'Damn that would've been a fun thing to do I wish I'd done it'.
So I'll just say this: NLU-D gives you excellent opportunities, make sure you keep exploring and make the most of it!
https://www.legallyindia.com/convos/topic/230057--Is-it-too-late-to-switch-to-GNLU-after-three-years-
Just wanted to know I got NLUD yesterday, and will be switching.
Thanks to everyone who answered and helped!