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I attempted judicial service exams after graduation without working in any law firm alongside. I missed judiciary very marginally. So now I neither have judiciary in my hand nor law firm work experience because of which no law firm even tier 2 one is willing to recruit me as an associate. What is the way ahead for me? any suggestions? How do I get into any law firm? or should I just give a 2nd attempt of judiciary exams this year? I graduated in 2022 and been sitting at home preparing since 3 years and I am already so hopeless