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In internships , the people with connections and some people with tier-1 nlu background are getting all the recognition.
I regret not retaking clat again but I didn’t realise that this would be such a disaster. After working my a** off in college I will be totally pushed to a job involving a paycheque or max to max 10 lakhs and that too only few of us will be getting it. Others will be unemployed.
I always recommend any decent college in Delhi or Mumbai as it would give you ample of flexibility to try other ways in which you can move forward. I totally understand your position and how you must be feeling being left with limited options to pitch yourself for internships and to get practical exposure in the legal field.