Regarding the chaos related to "ragebait" and arguments on people scoring in "100's"

Hello everyone, this is u/onecomprehensive6884 one of the mods of r/clat.

Recently I've been noticing an awful lot of posts on people worried about their selves as some people are-

1.Scoring High 2.Shifting from JEE/NEET to CLAT

Firstly, it's quite shameful that I had to make a post on this topic, a little diligence and self-awareness from aspirants would have been appreciated.

Secondly, people making posts about other people scoring high is so embarrassing, this just shows how you are so vulnerable and your preparation is jeopardized just by the thought that some other persons are scoring well. Though I understand that they may be lying, we cannot "force" the truth out of them. Remember, social media is used for lots of purposes, so keep calm and if needed, take some time off Reddit.

Thirdly, the debate about how JEE/NEET aspirants are crowding CLAT as a competitive exam has extended for an immeasurable amount of time. Last year the same acts were observed in the subreddit where people were fuming over JEE/NEET aspirants "allegedly" crowding CLAT/AILET, and its conclusion was only enmity and hatred. We, especially as law students, should realise everyone has rights, which includes the right to give any exam they want unless barred by procedure established by law. Hence, I don't see the point of posting why they shouldn't give CLAT/AILET. It's a community and we support each other. If you can't guide them, do not spread hostility.

Law is a social field of service and that's why it is open to all. If you can't understand this simple fact, you're not a good law student.