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Pls , I repeat !
As an independent practitioner, there is zero drama in life and the future looks like a fertile pasture.
If you think you can endure on a mere subsistential allowance for the first five years, do choose litigation. It is worth it.
I am a first gen, belong to a lower middle class family, having a rural background.
I am still a student somewhere in Noida/Delhi.
Have built enough that I can go independent right after law school.
If I can do it, you can too!
Sab pata chal jayega.
Everything and anything you can think of
There are soo many young and old lawyers coasting through corridors of Delhi HC , Supreme Court and other Tribunals.
Save your career Bhai. I did a mistake. I am trying hard to do an MBA