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Stop wasting your time bullying the juniors and think about your own future.
Secondly, please take this advice seriously. Never give up on internships and placements till your 5th year coz these competitive exams do not have any certainty. With judiciary, you'll always be waiting for vacancies and waste your life. I have seen many seniors ruin their life waiting for these judiciary exams. Next is UPSC, which is the most uncertain of all. It's, anyday, easier to get a job then clear UPSC. Lastly, clat pg/llm is merely an escape option but it really doesn't help coz once you're done with your llm , you'll realise you're back to square 1 and jobless again. So instead of bullshitting yourself that you'll definitely crack these exams, try for a PPO. Honestly, it's not that tough if you're able to get internship, work fairly well and network at the firm. There is a good bunch of kids who get placed here too and this is what they do.
Hope this helps!