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I'm from a Tier 2 college from Chennai. I'm a final year law student. initially i hated my college and i dont like the quality of the education and marking system. i always dreamt abt NLU D But unfortunately i couldnt get into it. I lost all the interest in studies and i stayed in hostel, consequently i couldnt studfy now i have 5 to 6 cgpa (approximately). i did internship at Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas for 15 days and one of boutique law firm in M&A team. i'm pursuing CS Executive, im passionate about woeking in M&A team. I got Assessmnet internship in banglore-based boutique law firm. but i want to join in mumbai. wherever i go im insecure about my CGPA. i feel like a loser and somethings i used to get Suici**dal thoughts because my life is over. i used to be a topper in my class when i was in school. someone help me. what to do. i also have plans to give SQE Exam after completing CS Professional.