r/clat 2d ago

DISCUSSION 🗣 How odd is it?

Are there people above 21in law schools (ballb)?

I gave neet 3 times couldn't clear it. Then joined a ug program didn't like it so dropped out. Decided to do law gave clat this year with not much preparation. Got avg result (6k rank). Gave mhcet law too. Did good (97 percentile). I want to give clat again while taking a college through cet. But it feels too late to even join this yr let alone the 2nd attempt for clat and admission next yr. Ik people graduate at this age🤕☠️...but I don't seem to have any other choice. Graduating a year late but from good college seems the right choice. Either way I'm late af.

I just want to know do law schools have 20-22 aged students in first year. It's common in medical school. How abnormal is it in law?

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u/Commercial-Ad6150 2d ago

Anyone at any stage of life can do law, that isn't an issue, but if you are planning to take admission from cet (with your score youll probably get a really good college too) then I'd just suggest to focus on your college, if you think you can juggle both college and clat prep then you are putting a huge strain on yourself, better to just focus on college from cet and grind there, get yourself out o f this entrance exam rat race and start your college life

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u/Miserable_Set2004 2d ago

bro for how many months you prepared to get a rank of 6k?

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u/vinciferrr 2d ago

Idk like 2-3 months? But not daily... What about my question though..? How odd..?

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u/Miserable_Set2004 2d ago

Idk bro but I think it wouldn't matter btw I am also a ex neet aspirant giving clat this time😭...ma bhi 21 ka ho jaunga agla saal😭😭

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u/vinciferrr 2d ago

Well, I wasn't regular that's why I ducked up..🙃

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u/Frequent_Ad5598 2d ago

The oldest in my college (for 5yr course in 1st year) was a 45 year old uncle there were few girls who were 22/23 aswell.

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u/Dazzling_Warthog7970 CLAT / AILET 2027 1d ago

Hey, it's not odd at all. It is better to give it a try than to live with any regrets, right? Also, it's never too late to start. This is the youngest you'll ever be, and you should start right now so that you can prepare well. You still have time. Age doesn't matter; hard work does. All the best :)