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Be better to have some empathy for the OP, job market has been seemingly shitty this year.
Haven't seen so many graduates from top law schools ask for jobs on LI in a while.
- Can I afford to work with a litigator for minimal pay? For how long?
- Am I willing to switch careers?
- Am I good enough in maths to attempt CAT/GMAT? Can I mug up a lot and do well in UPSC?
- Am I eligible for any quotas, like caste or EWS? If yes, where can I maximise my chances?
2. I am willing to switch careers, infact already doing that, but I don't want to get into more degrees because I am already 25.
3. UPSC isn't an option for me. I can attempt CAT, but that would mean 2 more years of grind, I will be 28 when I would graduate from B-school and I really need to start earning because I don't come from privilege.
4. I don't have quotas, I'm a woman so I don't know if that counts.