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I'm surprised how everyone thinks that Foundation is difficult, the academics might be but cracking it is a piece of cake against CLAT which has a 2.5% passing rate that too for a T-3 NLU (its 0.75% for T-1).
....https://cawizard.com/importance-of-articleship-in-ca/amp/
Sometimes, it is better to research than on your own rather than flogging a dead horse to have the last word. This advice is for you
I did not mean the whole CA course, just the foundation level. We can't possibly compare an undergraduate level entrance exam to a professional title exam.
In my opinion it should be equivalent of getting an AIR 1000-3000 in CLAT.
NIFT is toughest
The syllabus at the law schools is mediocre at best and barely makes you employable. I am not counting the dismissive number of jobs created by the law firms. Thousands graduate and top 3 percent find jobs. CAs, on the other hands, are almost employable because of the gruelling nature of the course and the exam.
on the other hand once you get into a good Law school you are relatively less stressed + college life + networking etc.
I know there might be a CLAT bias here but I really want to know, since I've seen a drastic difference with the level of acknowledgement one gets after clearing the aforementioned examinations.