What disadvantage can a student face after dropping a year after 12th for CLAT preparation?

Dropping a year after 12th to prepare for the CLAT exam is not an easy decision. You might experience the following drawbacks if you drop out after your 12th grade: 1. Even if you pass the CLAT exam, you might have a gap in your history that leads to difficult questions during the interview round. 2. You might lose a crucial academic year if you are not selected. 3. Due to your drop, you might have trouble getting accepted to a prestigious university. 4. Others might advise against taking a drop. However, CLAT opens doors to the best NLUs, and if you do well on the exam, your drop year won't matter. You may skip a year if you are confident in your preparation. Even if you do not receive a favorable outcome, you will have learned a lot during the preparation process and will have had the satisfaction of giving your all to your goal. Your preparation might also help you get into other prestigious law schools.

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