Law

There is no right or wrong to do LLB after graduation (be it any course). Before the launch of the 5 years B.A-LLB programs at NLU, most of the students used to pursue law only after graduation. Even now students who missed out on opting law post class 12th plan to take it up after graduation. And it's okay to take LLB even post your eco hons. But the larger question to ask is whether you are passionate for legal studies as a career or not? Are you the one who can be in books throughout your life, do you have investigative interest and ready to take up a challenging career options which usually take time to build up ? Do you have high reasoning aptitude/problem solving aptitude? If your answers are yes to these questions, LLB can be good for you.

Knowledge of law and being a lawyer strengthens women and allows them speak against whatever they want to fight against, with valour and confidence. They get the authority to boost them to fight for what they stand for. Trust me, there's no bias when it comes to gender in the legal profession. Every woman is capable of arguing and doing other legal stuff as equal to men. The quality of performing such things doesn't differ from one gender to the other. All lies in the skill each individual possess.
This is what, would empower the society if nobody abuses power and acts abiding by the law with morale. I believe access to the law of one's land would only result in a better tomorrow for society as well as women in this society that has ugly patriarchal history of dominations and slavery of women.