BBA LL.B.

Hi Parth,
If you are interested in legal studies, you may take up law, but it will be a challenge. Since you had BBA, you may consider M.Sc Management or International Business. It will be a good combination with the additional law degree you have. You can specialize in legal modules of business. You may also consider MBA however good universities require 2 years work experience for MBA programs. Lastly its your personal decision. Figure out what kind of job you want and choose accordingly.

Yes u can do MBA after completing bba llb course

Fee structure of BBA LLB would be around 2.3 lacs per annum to 2.7 lacs per annum in maximum colleges.

The total fee structure of Acharya School of Law Bangalore could be found here:
http://acharya.ac.in/fpvhr.php

Hi Sarthak, No such information is provided on the official website of the institute. It is advisable to get in touch with the college officials for more detailed information ad clarity on the same regards.

Hi,
Admission to majority of the courses at Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak, is granted through an in-house entrance test. Application process starts in First week of June.
For more detailed information you can get in touch with the college officials.
Regards

I would say that it's totally up to one's interest because opportunities are abundant in both fields. Regarding IPMAT, it's a 5 year long programme comprising of graduation and MBA degree. After the completion of first 3 years the IPM kids join the incoming MBA batch and there on the curriculum is sane. For further details, please mention specifically, what you want to know.

Hi Sunita,
Please confirm the college name for which you want to enroll for B.A. LL.B. Course because admission process varies for every college and university.
Regards.

Hi,
As per the college rankings published by India Today in 2017, Symbiosis Law School, Pune is ranked 7th in the list. Though both the colleges are good but Symbiosis Law School, Pune is a better option.

Both are good in their own aspects, it's you who have to decide which one is better for you on a long run. Choose the one you are more interested in, don't listen to others. Google about both of them, their pros as well as cons and then make your decision.