“Sometimes the journey is even better than the destination!”

Every aspirant, every law student, and every lawyer has a story of how they came to choose law as a profession. They all have their own versions of law school experience that captures their venture into law school.
Team CLATalogue invites students who are currently enrolled in college or have already graduated and are currently working, preparing for some exam or just figuring out their life to submit their journey through law school.
Tell us about your journey to and through law school and help us share your story with other aspirants. This initiative seeks to collate interesting takes on people preparing for the same examination but with different resources, motivations, and stories.
Remember, your story matters. Your story is more than just a collection of challenges, triumphs, and sacrifices. It is a testament to your determination, resilience, and unwavering passion for the law.
It represents the countless hours spent poring over textbooks, the sleepless nights preparing for exams, and the unyielding belief in your abilities. But it is also a narrative of personal growth, self-discovery, and the pursuit of justice for a better world.
By sharing your #CLATStory, you create an opportunity to connect with others who may be on a similar path. Your experiences hold the power to guide, motivate, and instill hope in those who face similar obstacles.
If you or someone you know has an interesting tale to share or have had a great time discovering your passion while at law school, fill up this Google Form and let our readers know about it!
Here are a few interviews that we have had the pleasure of publishing so far!
- #MyCLATStory-Journey from being a CLAT Aspirant to an Assistant Professor (Law)
- Radhika’s Dreams are Made of Gold
- Titiksha’s Journey From Bhopal to Bollywood
- Sudarshana Basu from DSNLU shares her journey through Law School
- From Courtroom to Coding with Ankit Ahuja
Click here to submit your story!
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Ruchika Mohapatra
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