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And all this? Without having to bother about your nepo kid ass or privilege. You know why? I attended a genuinely good law school (a true NLU) and never let your type hold me back. I hope that, despite this being the verbal equivalent of crushing your nuts with a drop-kick, it will be published.
Third gen, 1500 sq. Ft ready office with library, 8 associates working with father, huge name in HC, big house, Porsche and BMW, crores in mutual funds and Gold
And you???
Jaa tera maalik bula raha hai tujhe.
A and B, go for STEM, CA, economics etc.
I am not deriding CLAT aspirants or toppers; they are great students and brilliant individuals. That being said, when it comes to clearing an exam, JEE aspirants will blow them out of the water and it won't be a close race.
They are just not the majority.