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Also, you will have to dust your overthinking nature. Apply Karo khulke. Court jao and contact people. And apply karte huye bhi batao you have prepared for judiciary. That is a plus point. Yeh mat socho ke reply aya toh interview le sakte hai. Fir what will I say.
And litigation can really turn around things. It has for many. It definitely takes time. But you can do it, my friend. All the best and take care.
The problem with not clearing any exam is lack of discipline, especially since you're not being paid to study therefore you succumb to instant gratification. Delayed gratification is a hard concept to imbibe.
Motivation is only the spark, discipline is the method that is needed to keep that fire alive. Start treating prep like a 9-5 job and you will succeed soon. Oh and definitely make a daily, weekly and monthly plan as to what you will cover. Stick to it. JUST DO IT!
Better if you could find a good lawyer to practise under.