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If jindal not affordable, don't sell your land or mortgage your house.
You have DU, GLC, many govt unis offering LLB for free.
Take a drop or join any any central university, if you can make it.
Objectively, may be safer to go to a traditional college/ random NLU, and then take the exam again just to see if you can make it. It may change your life. 35l + interest is a large amount, and working one year for it is worthwhile. Think about it, even as a T1 graduate with a T1 job, you will take at least two years to make 35l.