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Also incase you are not able to crack clat (touchwood) GLC is anytime better than ILS in terms of Corporate or Litigation placements and internships.
If you get 90-99 percentile, which you most likely looking at your CLAT rank, 25% to 75% tuition fee waived as scholarship for all 5 years.
Way better than taking MHCET or dropping a year to take CLAT 25.
And if you get GLC where the fee is low, you can enrol there and study for CLAT simultaneously
I secured a rank of around 3K in CLAT 2024. It's just 45 days to MAH-CET Law Exam, do you think it's worth to put effort into this exam for colleges namely ILS, GLC? Would their degrees yield the same value in 2029 as a before, so it's vanishing prospects? Or should I thoroughly focus on CLAT again this time, enrolling into a college and studying for CLAT seems a plan off, because it's like expensive! Guidance guys...