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past performance does not indicate future performance.
Also, Boards and CLAT do not test the same skills, period. So don't worry about your marks being low in 10th, it honestly doesn't in any way whatsoever reflect your capacity to score well in these entrances. However, do reflect on the reasons for scoring less in boards and learn from it.
Saying all of this as someone who got a double digit rank in ailet and 2xx rank in clat, alongside a low 80s percentage in 10th/12th.
It's okay, life goes on. Don't be stuck where you are, keep moving. You're not the only one with these circumstances - and in any given settings there would always be people who are better than you. That does not mean you would stop working, does it? I understand that you needed to vent about this, but let this be the last time, and from now focus on what's in front of you and what you can control instead of what you can't.
All the best for your exams.