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I'm a first year BBA.LLB.(Hons.) student at a private University in Gandhinagar. I did my 12th in 2019, however the same year I met with an accident which ended up doing a lot of damage. I wasn't able to attend college for the next 2-2.5 years of my life. However, I made up my mind to pursue law and wrote CLAT in 2022. I couldn't make it to an NLU and ended up at a private University. I'm at the top of my batch here, however placements aren't much of a thing here. Our seniors were placed for a mere 20k-25k a month.
Well, my question is - should I appear for CLAT again this December?? If I do clear it and make it to an NLU, I'll have to start again from 1st year and graduate in 2029, when I'm 28. Or should I just stay here, graduate at 26, get into a firm, get some work experience and then go for better law firms???
Looking forward to some genuine advice. Avoid trolling cause I'm not in the best of mental health, right now. 😊