Law

Yes, you can. After graduation, you can take admission in 3 year LLB with 45% marks in graduation for general category and 40% for SC/ST. DU, BHU, PU, Mumbai University, Allahabad University, etc. take their own entrance exam for 3 year LLB for DU LLB, you must have 50% in graduation for general category.

There are some best law colleges in India. They are NLU-Bangalore, NLU-Hyderabad, NLU-Delhi, NLU-Kolkata, NLU-Jodhpur, NLU-Bhopal and Banaras Hindu University. So these are the some of the best law colleges in India to pursue law as a career.

B.Sc in Biology is better as per MBA in mind. LL.B will not be matching for MBA.

The duration of the course is 3-years.
To know more visit the below-mentioned link: https://www.shiksha.com/law/course/ll-b-faculty-of-law-university-of-jammu-289715.

It's the most affordable university to study. The fee is Rs. 6800 to Rs. 7000 a year which includes everything from examination fee to tuition fee and library fee. It's paid in two half. Firstly, around 4500 to 4600 at the beginning of year and the rest of 2200 in alternate Sem. i.e in the second half.

Hi,LLB programs in UK require applicants to clear the LNAT or ISAT and IELTS. Some LLB programs require applicants to hold a Bachelor's degree. Apart from taking the tests, you must apply to the programme through the university website or UCAS portal. Visit university websites for specific requirements, deadlines and apply accordingly.