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I’d try to tell them multiple times that Law is what i wanted to do. They’ve finally accepted it. But from what i’ve seen, people start law by the age of 18 or 19. Am I too late? I don’t want to stand out or anything like that. I’ll probably be 25 -26 when i graduate and that doesn’t bother me a bit.
Is there anyone here that started law school at 20? or even older? Is it something common?
I would appreciate any advice you might have for me!!
Married. Earns 55 LPA today. Living a fantastic life.
So doesn’t matter.
I’ve set my eyes on NLSIU, and want to write CLAT this December. My parents wanted me to start with some private law school in my city from this July onwards, because they said that a girl graduating at 26 is “too late”
Appreciate your response! And would love any advice you might have for me too!