Which law college should I join?

I had given CLAT (114.75), SET (94), AILET (no chance), BHU (300 rank), Bhartividhyapeeth (401 rank) and MHCET (chances are less because only 10% seats are left). From all these above these exams, I don't think that I would get through any of them.

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shubhankar c
2016-06-23 14:00:28
You are from which place?

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2016-06-23 14:31:17
Jodhpur..!

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