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Do you already have an undergraduate degree? If you are eligible for quotas, try for govt jobs because there is age relaxation till 32-35 for certain entry-level positions. If you are not eligible for any quota, then do a 3 year degree and enter into private practice.
For a "fellow law student", you have made one hell of an a priori assumption. What got you to believe, based purely on the text of the title and body of the OP's post, that they have a prior undergraduate degree?
3 year. DU or NLS. Nothing else. Intern like hell. Every semester. Thankfully law is the least ageist profession out there, if you have skills, connections and an amicable lawyer, you'll definitely make it. Don't worry.
If you are a GC category person, then it’s really the private sector you need to look at. Not sure if the T1 firms will be easy to crack, but you can try smaller firms. Also explore tier 2 cities, district courts etc.
Prepare for your positive interaction accordingly..
better do a 3 year course and intern as much as you can. realistically how do you plan to deal with 18y olds as your batch mates for 5 whole years. one can definitely make a career out of a 3 year course with practical experiences. save your time and resources.