Degree

Hi,
If you want to study now, that's a good choice. Well, now, you are running your own business. I would suggest you to go for a business Diploma only. Apart from studies, it will also help you to grow your own business in a way. Or, you can do a Diploma in the kind of subject, where you will be taught about the products you are working with in your business. For example:
1 - If your business is apparel based (boutique, design house, apparel store), then you can go for a fashion designing course, or a fashion retail course or apparel designing or can be a textile related course.
2 - If it's a grocery or a general product based bussing, then you should go for a marketing course or consumer behavior studies.
Tell me what kind of business you are working in? maybe, then, I will help you in a better way, that what exactly you should go for.
Good luck!

After completing Master's degree in fashion design, one can apply for the post of Professor, Associate Professor or Assistant Professor in National Institute of Fashion Technology. The candidate must also have around 3-years of post qualification experience in teaching/ research at universities and institutes of national and international level in the relevant area and industry.
For recruitment information, one can visit:
http://www.nift.ac.in/aprecruitment for more details.
Other than NIFT, there are other teaching opportunities in reputed government universities and polytechnical colleges like NID, FDDI, etc.
Being a part of textiles committee under Textile Ministry of India is another option for those who want to pursue government sector. http://textilescommittee.nic.in/about-us/about-us tells about all the positions that can be taken up in the related field.

Once graduated with a 5-year integrated law degree, the scope is quite large. Apart from writing PCS(J) and being an advocate, you can get into the corporate sector by getting placed with a top notched law firm like Amarchand Mangaldas, Trilegal, Khaitan & Co. to name a few. This trend is indeed taking over. Also, you can apply abroad for post-graduation if you secure a scholarship. Average packages in top-ranked national law schools are around Rs 9-12 lakh per annum while those of some IITs are around Rs 7-8 lakh per annum. Not only academics but extracurricular activities are done in a law school like moot give a lot of exposure. If you've got a good hold on your law subjects, then the sky is the limit for you but at the end of the day, it's your individual performance which will decide a major chunk of your career prospects.

The first and foremost advantage of undertaking a BMS degree is that the students are exposed to the basics of corporate culture. They are taught to analyze and understand the root cause of any crisis and to strategically solve the issue by making use of the available infrastructure.
The students are also made to understand the importance of organizational hierarchy, team work, target-oriented attitude, leadership, problem-solving skills, and promptness in work in the BMS course. This makes them highly compatible for the corporate world.
By graduating in management studies from a reputed institute, you can develop career in following fields:
Administration and Operations.
Project Management (Executive Level) enterprise Management.
Human Resource Management and Development.
Customer Management.
Data Management and Systems Analysis.
Sales and Marketing.
Financial Management.
Communications Management
BBA is the basic platform of someone who is serious of getting through to a good MBA programme. Bachelor in Business Administration lays the base of your management education. BMS has comparable scope and if you wish to pursue BMS, you should definitely go for it.