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So I started applying to Firms. But candidates like me are stuck in the classic loop -
' No experience = no job , no job = no experience AND non-Nlu = no internship, no internship = No job''
Kya karein yaar ?
http://www.fms.edu/?q=node/591
Of course, it's very tough to get in, especially if you are in the general category and need to clear a high cut-off. As backup, you can think about other old universities, like Mumbai University, Pune University etc.
Do it for 6 months try your hands into Tier-2/ tier 3 then firms for litigation or if you can even internships for 3-4 months then give a shot for applying for litigation in Tier 2 / tier 3 firm, Once you get it start LL.M. from a decently known college side by side.
Believe it's worth trying to go.