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The odds may be in your favour and it may be a good experience once, but I suggest focus on GPA, quality internships and networking. That is what gets most people T1 jobs.
All of the best, hope you get whatever you want :)
Focus on your assignments in college, make them plag free and get them published.
These are the things that actually matter in the long run. Grades should be good, but making you a “batch topper” is only good for academics not your career.
Law is a field that requires you to be informative, agile and practical and yes very confident too. That’s how you’ll survive.