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Also to someone who says Bsc graduates are poor - “IISC proves otherwise”
That being said , you definitely can improve if you straighten your approach. Focus on mock analysis , don’t mug up gk rather focus on newspaper reading and revise the legal basics. Clat has become unpredictable. And so your prep should be solid.
I graduated with science from school this year. PCB, to be precise. Prepared to get into med school. Partly because it seemed like the only option that was well-to-do and associated with prestige, given the notion of "BSc gRadUatEs are PoOr".
I was in the middle of 11th grade when I realised that STEM subjects are not my cup of tea. Also, realising that I took up science just because I liked the sound of it wasn't helping matters. Long story short, I couldn't crack the NEET.
About my abilities, I do seem to have a knack for debating and I absolutely LOVE reading. So much so that I would much rather read random stuff on Wikipedia than watch TV (which probably doesn't quite give the picture, but nvm)
I've started preparing for the CLAT, my prep having commenced from the first of June this year. Mock scores are okayish, for someone who has had no prep till now. I think I'll be able to improve, but I'm having second thoughts about it lately. I've always had an overthinking problem, and I'm pretty sure I have anxiety (even though my Mum suggests otherwise). I don't know if I'll be able to put up with law school, given the notions of it being toxic, etc. But I thoroughly enjoy studying law. I know studying law and practicing law are very different from one another, but if I assume I'm able to do away with my overthinking and anxiety, will it be a wise choice?
Please help. Hoping to get a response