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pls drop mt kario, you'll regret later, you in the country's top law college, trust me things will get better in some time, focus on your skill development, study hard, do internships and extracurricular activities and get a job once you'll graduate, after you have become independent there is no need to keep ties with your parents either, trust me I have been in the same boat, hence speaking from experience. Remember career is more imp than relationships.
best of luck.
You need to be able to support yourself if you leave NALSAR.
You have to be smart about your life decisions.
See a counsellor or psychologist. Do CBT and try to learn some tools to cope with your mental health.
Life isn't easy. University isn't easy. Most things in life are challenging. Try to learn to cope and develop grit. That is how you will succeed.
Further, you can also reach out to the Mental Health Policy Group and see if they can advocate regarding your circumstances with the important authorities, considering sometimes admin is not as supported as students are. They might be able to negotiate on your behest.
Additionally, in light of student suic*des everywhere, NALSAR has collaborated with MindPeers which is a good mental health support group as I hear and I think would be able to help you by giving important mental support via therapy, outside of the college therapists.
Lastly, since you are in NALSAR, you would have worked very hard to reach where you are, and I think its important to take a step back to gain yourself, but also not let everything you have worked for so far. If you need anything, I am also one of your seniors and you can reach out to us at anytime and we would help you. Your mentors, academic mentors, tutors and everyone else are all here to help you.