CA

Mostly, people go for CA because it's widely accepted in jobs. CFA is considered quite difficult and most people drop it after level 2.

Hard work and determination is all you need. It is tough, but if you work hard you can become a CA.

I guess you are confused with too many courses in mind.
Have some patience and focus on one course at a time. If you wish to pursue CFA / FRM, please focus on it instead of CA and vice-versa. Doing too many courses simultaneously can be a risky affair.

The path you need to follow is:
1. Common Proficiency Test after 10+2.
2. Integrated Professional Competence Course.
3. Three years Article-ship / Training under a practicing Chartered Accountant.
4. CA Final.
Take coaching for CPT to clear it well. Rest of the information is at www.icai.org.

Register yourself for CPT exam and prepare well for the same.
All the best.

Dear,
According to me, you should complete your CA first and then think of LLB and there is no specialisation. You can choose within the course but you can choose your work area after completion whether civil, labour law or environment law, etc.
All the best.

After completing class 12th, you can appear for CPT exam. After cracking CPT, you can apply for IPCC. There are two groups of IPCC and after passing one group, you can go for articleship for 3 years. After completing both the groups of IPCC and 3 years of articleship, you can appear for CA final.

Practice is the most important part of your preparation and it should be given 100% focus. Once you have completed your revision, you can take mock test. Mock test helps in preparing you for exam and also highlight your weak areas.