The 'Interest' Factor
Hello Bhavesh bhaiya, I’m an 18-year-old 1st-year BA-LLB student and I’m thinking of withdrawing from my course to prepare full-time for IPMAT 2026. I’m sure law isn’t for me, but I’m also not fully sure what I truly want to pursue. Management interests me because of curiosity, scope and ROI but it’s not something I feel a strong passion for yet.
My worry is: what if I clear IPMAT and later start feeling the same way I felt about law? Did you always have a strong interest in management, or did it grow over time? And do you think interest can be built even if it isn’t there initially?
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No one can guarantee the fact that you'll feel interested.
At one point, you need to make a decision.
There were a lot of classes at my college that didn't interest me, however, you have to sit in them and make the best out of it.
At the same time, I knew for a fact that the career options after Law did NOT appeal to me. I knew that management/leadership/entrepreneurship excited me more + I was able to dabble into businesses in my high-school (which gave me more clarity).
The best part about management is that it is all pervasive (to a great extent), don't like the retail-market sector for FMCG goods? You can shift over to marketing for B2B software companies, lol.
You have a lot of roles and domains available!
Thankyou for answering, bhaiya.