Law

There is something called JAG (Judges Advocate General) exams which Indian Army conducts twice every year for allowing law graduates to be a part of the Indian Army every year. For other details, check the Indian Army website.

Law is a diverse field of study. You can choose to profess different things based on your likings. Firstly, you can always practice after registering to a state bar council and then giving the BCI exams. Secondly, you can opt for judicial exams in order to be a judge. Thirdly, there is a course also known as Company Secretary for which you need to have a commerce background. Fourthly, there is also a scope for Public Prosecutor. Fifth, you can also try for notary exams.
There are many more options available.

Yes, there are many good books that explain the importance of law, it's meaning, etc. You can refer to "Legal Methods by Prof. Tushar Anti" for a detailed study.
Best of Luck for your future endeavours.

After graduation one can opt for:
1. 5-year integrated BA/BBA/B.Sc/B.Com LLB.
2. 3-year LLB course.

Law is a diverse field of study. You can choose to profess different things based on your likings. Firstly you can always practice after registering to a state bar council and then giving the BCI exams. Secondly, you can opt for judicial exams in order to become a judge. Thirdly, there is a course also known as Company Secretary for which you need to have commerce background. Fourthly, there is also a scope for Public Prosecutor. Fifth, you can also try for notary exams. There are many more options available.

Company secretary is a demanding course and a full-fledged option itself. Combined with law, it has the potential to unlock those hallowed doors of the corporate world to you that may lead you to the stairway of success.

Hi,
It's completely your call but I would suggest you go to Hindu College as it is a part of DU. DU is one of the best universities in India.

Bharati Vidyapeeth is better as it has a higher ranking and better placement records.

Hi Rajan,
Syllabus varies as per college/university and the course opted. Are you looking for UG course or PG course?
Thank you.

Hi Charu,
Common Law Admission Test CLAT is conducted on a rotational basis by National Law Universities (NLUs) in India. CLAT 2018 was conducted by The National University of Advanced Legal Studies (NUALS). Candidates need to clear CLAT in order to secure admission in BA LLB (Hons), B.Sc LLB (Hons), BBA LLB (Hons), BSW LLB (Hons), B.Com LLB (Hons) and LLM programmes offered at the NLUs.
https://www.shiksha.com/law/exams/clat