Career Change to Become a Solicitor with a 2.2

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for some realistic advice to help me with expectation management for becoming a solicitor.

My background:
I graduated from a Russell Group University in 2018 with a 2.2 in Pure Maths. I was only 1% off a 2.1 as I suffered from depression during my second year which I did report to my tutor at the time but I don't think anything formal was ever documented as mitigating circumstances.
Since then, I have been working full time as a Business Analyst (BA) in the tech industry. I have gained multiple promotions and I am currently working in a senior position. I have been able to gain some relevant legal experience during my work as a BA such as reviewing contracts, IPs, risk, GDPR etc.

I have always wanted to be a commercial/corporate solicitor but my limiting self-beliefs have always stopped me from applying. That is until the beginning of this year when I finally took the step to apply for a law conversion course which I have been accepted on and am due to start in September. (I am planning on doing weekly pro bono work and shadowing some solicitors before then to gain some more legal experience.)

I know I will be able to complete the qualifications to become a solicitor but my concern now is if I will be able to secure a Training Contract with a 2.2. What are my chances? Should I even bother with this career change or stick with what I know and stay in tech?

Thanks!