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So, if you will be joining DSNLU you will have to pay more fee than IPU. But if clat 2025 also went bad, then ___?. So, just think twice before doing anything.
However, you may get good NLU by vacancy like till MNLU Nagpur or if you are lucky then may be more better.
( More sympathy to you bro! I know you were well prepared, just give your best in the next exam, have a nice day!!!)
but you could be in delhi, go to chambers or take up a paralegal role at law firms and easily pull off internships that run into months. there are quite a few ipu grads doing exceptionally well at tier 1 law firms and again, its not like dsnlu is killing it in that area.
be smart, stay in delhi and learn to work here in your practice area of choice. a lowly tier 3 nlu tag will not help you in the future. learnt it the hard way myself.