Career

Here are a few profiles that might be suitable for you if you want to work in a legal setting:
Legal Advisory: After LLB, you can join not only corporate firms but also organizations such as NGOs, individual law firms, Banks, Think Tanks (such as Vivekananda International Foundation), etc. Please keep in mind that you need to qualify the exam of Bar Council of India before you can do any of these.
Government Sector: You can apply for government jobs in the legal departments of various PSUs as well as High Courts. Such posts are generally filled by Public Service Commissions of various states. You can also take SSC CGL exam for posts such as Income Tax Officer, Assistant in the Central Secretariat, etc.
Teaching: You can go in for LLM and then take up teaching law as a subject in law colleges.
Judiciary Exams: If you wish to take a place in the judicial machinery of the country, you can prepare for judiciary examination for the posts of Judge, and magistrate.
Higher Education: If you wish to work in a particular field such as Cyber Law, Labour Law, International Law, Intellectual Property Rights, etc., then you can pursue an added certification for it. It will help you explore your interests and also lead you to a specialised field.

Hi Akshay,
Poetry writing is something that comes naturally to a person. If you know how to bind the words together and lend them a beautiful meaning, nobody can stop you from becoming a poet. You can write your poetry and publish them on social media and blogs to get popularity. Apart from this, you can also publish your poetry on a commercial level. If you wish to refine your language, you can also opt for creative writing courses or a specialised course in the certain language that you want to write in. But in order to pursue a professional course, you will have to complete your 12th first. Also, a career in design would require you to complete your 10+2 from a recognised board of education.

Top Master of Statistics Colleges in India:
1) Dr. BR Ambedkar University: Institute of Social Sciences, Agra
2) Indian Statistical Institute, New Delhi
3) Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata
4) Indian Statistical Institute, Bangalore
M. Stat.: Career Prospects
Statisticians perform duties such as:
Solving problems in a wide variety of fields.
Applying mathematical and statistical knowledge to social, economic problems.
Using statistics such as computer Science, government, private, statistics business, and scientific, agriculture, and health, private and other ones.
Collecting and analyzing data.
Designing experiments or surveys to collect required data.
Applying statistical methods to practical problems in business, Science and other fields.
Writing reports and articles of their analysis.
Presenting results to clients or authorities.
Industries that apply statistics include:
Business
Industry
Agriculture
Computer Science
Health Sciences
Finance
Analytics
Software Development
Actuarial Science, and such. Regards.

In the Indian context, there is no difference between MBA and PGDM/PGP. As per Indian law, only a university can give MBA degree. All other institutes can provide only PGDM/PGP, not MBA. PGDM is a Diploma programme whereas MBA is a degree. Prestigious institutions such as IIMs, XLRI are autonomous and thus provide PGP/PGDM.
Hence, when it comes to the job market, only the standard and reputation of the institution matters to the industry, not the nature of the degree. It is the same worldwide. If you are from a prestigious institution, you will have good opportunities irrespective of the name of the programme (PGDM/MBA/PGP).
The only disadvantage of PGDM is when it comes to higher studies abroad. When your application is processed for admission, it will be marked as Diploma, not as a degree.