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Whatever others say and do, its a massive advantage to be in the Top 3/4 NLUs
And don't give me this nonsense about working class and all that. A true working class kid, however clever she is (unless she's financially taken care of by a Tata or something), in India doesn't go to law school in Britain (or anywhere else outside India) at the undergraduate level. If you'd truely been working class and written this badly, you could still have been forgiven. But you are a posh type whose parents have clearly pumped money on educating you in an independent/fee-paying school, money (and not least schoolteachers' efforts) which has clearly been wasted.