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"Dhero MR se kamane" se pehle it takes a good 10-12+ years of extremely gruelling life to get to that stage.
Also, not even gonna compare NEET and CLAT. I hope you are informed enough to know that there is a huge difference. Almost 15 lakh people write NEET, it doesn't even touch 1 lakh for CLAT.
I would suggest you explore the CS Executive 7 Subjects. Just explore it. It will give you a good taste of whether you are suited for corporate or commercial law areas such as tax laws, compliance, economic laws, labor laws, and other laws governing the corporates in our country. And if you happen to like it then you go for the entire CS course as CS with a LLB will be a great combo for a Corporate law-related career. You can later on even do corporate litigation in various tribunals such as NCLTs, NCLAT, ITAT, CESTAT, GST Tribunal, etc.