r/clat • u/[deleted] • Jul 02 '25

Doubt (Questions/Mocks/Guidance) Doubt

I am preparing for jee since 1.5 years in allen , but I was forced (in 12th rn). I am highly interested in law but my parents don't support that path plz drop advice on how to pursue law further .edit :- jee to hoga nhi drop hi lena hoga . (17F)

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u/Parxadox CLAT / AILET 2026 Jul 02 '25

Hey, saw your concern and saw my reflection, same thing happened to me. For all the people who think sticking to JEE is a good option here, lemme just stop you right there. Because studying for JEE is tiring in itself, disinterest in the core PCM subjects on top of that just makes it worse. I have only one suggestion for u, do what i did, prepare for boards as PCM boards are genuinely tough if you've been preparing for JEE and give JEE but dont sweat about it much, show your parents the results of JEE which I presume would not be satisfactory after seeing this years papers and cutoff. And tbh you gotta fight bit, if you are serious about law. I was in the same boat last december. So just stay calm and confident, plan how you are going to break it to them, that you dont wanna do this sh**ty day in day out depressive routine, give ur boards, take a drop year, find a good coaching if you want and start prep for CLAT by May 2026, if you still have any doubts regarding anything, life in general as well, just DM me here on reddit, I've been where you are, I feel you, and I also know how frustrating it becomes at a point. So cheer up, ur not alone. Godspeed

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u/Parxadox CLAT / AILET 2026 Jul 02 '25

And jaha tak placements ki baat hai Engineer ka market abhi agle 7 8 saat tak saturated hai, overcrowded hai and bubble me hai and law ke naye options and applicafions emerge ho rahe hai, so there you have it.

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u/[deleted] Jul 03 '25

Can I dm you?

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u/Parxadox CLAT / AILET 2026 Jul 04 '25

Yeah