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Regarding corplaw I find it a decent sector to work as per my experience from internships and description of tasks from associates (maybe I am naive, sorry for that).
Regarding MBA, I am interested in consulting and have no interest in other sectors like HR. However I am worried whether the Quant section in MBA exams will be a major hurdle for me and whether I will have to do major maths all my life if I even get a good Consulting job. But at the same time I feel that I had a mediocre life till now and I would like to achieve some institution tag validation (Read IIM BLACKI and XLRI) , and there is also higher earning potential than corplaw.
Please Advice what would be a good choice for me