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It is imperative that you apply to as many Judicial Chambers as you can to maximise your chances.
Intriguingly, I happened to study at a T-1000 law school in West Bengal (located at some obscure corner of the wide wide world xd) yet I converted 2 Judicial Chambers, including a Collegium Judge. I did have extensive HC exposure though, with multiple judicial internships at the HC level,and I had worked as a long-term intern/trainee under the tutelage of a doyen of the Criminal Bar at Cal HC, so I did possess relevant experience.
Be that as it may, keep applying and I'm positive that you will get through.