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Check these links for consolation. No one will validate until you prove yourself to be of tough mettle. No one really cares about age, but check these still.
https://www.legallyindia.com/convos/topic/186775-switched-college-late-to-nalsar-from-christ-will-grad-at-27-did-i-mess-up
https://www.legallyindia.com/convos/topic/195176-5-year-law-course-from-nalsar-or-should-i-continue-what-i-am-doing
https://www.legallyindia.com/convos/topic/199972-i-made-it-to-nalsar-the-creme-de-la-creme-of-nlus-and-this-feeling-of-despair-wont-go-a-vent-sort-of
so dont make ur age any barrier . good luck , world is waiting for you:)
op, as a nalsar senior I can pretty much say its never an issue as such infact its only a plus point. if your age is hopefully a sign of maturity, then you will be glad not to be 18 in your first year,trust me. Anyways, best of luck, mate, and always feel free to approach seniors or anyone who you are comfortable with instead of anonymous forums. Lastly don't regret something like your age in first year its extremely common for 20 to be the right age in 1st year while only recently it has fallen lower imo.
Regards,
Nalsar’27.