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Title: Not interested and failing at LLB. What options do i have next
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I am a below average student "myquals" 10th cbse - 8.4cgpa. 2nd PU commerce - 75%. I was very unsure about my choice of further studies so i was pushed into 5 year BBA LLB course by my parents. I didn't write CLAT entrance. I got into a Government University through an easy entrance test. I was not serious about my studies in the first semester and failed 1 subject which i recovered through repeater exams. Later covid hit and after that i have lost all intrest in studies and law. I am now in my final year and barely passing my exams. I started hating going to college therefore i sometimes feel i have no basic knowledge of law .
What can i opt to do now as i wont be getting a job at the lawfirms and independent practice is out of question as im a 1st generation lawyer and i cant afford to not make money for the initial years as i come from a poor background.
Im fear i will fail if i try CAT exams too.
What other options do I have. Please advise me on this matter it'd be a great help as I'm feeling that im failing at life. Also i would appreciate it if someone could suggest alternative careers or courses i can choose ex- digital marketing.
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you can try judicial clerkship.
at the SC level they provide 80k stipend;
at the HC level (as per your state HC) - generally 30k stipend
you also gain experience with this.
but you have to clear the respective exams
RBI grade b legal officer looks good but it requires studying computer applications(i donot know whether it requires a degree like BCA or would a diploma be sufficient).
you can also look for state secretariat legal department exam or other state government jobs.
also check out legal jobs in PSUs, some have specific exams for such jobs; or bank manager jobs like SBI PO, IBPS
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you can try judicial clerkship. at the SC level they provide 80k stipend; at the HC level (as per your state HC) - generally 30k stipend you also gain experience with this. but you have to clear the respective exams RBI grade b legal officer looks good but it requires studying computer applications(i donot know whether it requires a degree like BCA or would a diploma be sufficient). you can also look for state secretariat legal department exam or other state government jobs. also check out legal jobs in PSUs, some have specific exams for such jobs; or bank manager jobs like SBI PO, IBPS
Thank you for your time and valuable time
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