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Cutting it short. Two simple questions -
1. Should I prep with college (GNLU) again? (Would be considered a 2nd Drop ig)
-Also how would it affect my career? Considering I want to do LLM too.
2. Will I be able to get that good peer group and a highly rigorous and practical curriculum in GNLU?
GNLU is a decent college which places around 40 to 45% of students in T1 and places almost 100% of the students in some way or the other that includes (inhouse, T1, T2, T3, litigation chambers, think tanks etc etc.) That's all you need to know.
Firangiyon ne bola tha - jhaadiyon mein baithi do bateron se, haath mein aayi ek Bater zyada achchhi hai.
Time has a lot of value in life, 5 years of college, plus an additional year of LLM, your goals, aspirations, being financially independent, learning from work experience, earning after years of education, all these aspects matter more than the college you went to, and time is the most important resource.