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Both of these options are dynamic with good career prospects, all that matters is how well do you perform in the academics and how well do you maintain your CV.
If arts subjects are fine for you, and if you wanna take the judicial or civil exams, then BA is preferable. And in case maths, accounts and finance and management is your cup of tea, BBA. is fine.
Good luck!

If you want to pursue LLM from the NLUs, the test is conducted on the same day as that of CLAT & AILET for NLUD. For other universities, they too conduct separate exams, or might even offer admission basis on your performance in the graduation.
There are many scholarships offered to the law students if they qualify the exam for the same like the one offered by tata.

Have patience and wait for the vacancies in the NLUs, which would be coming up soon. You can easily make it to a National Law School, preferably the bottom ones, but still, the tag of NLU is much of a prestige. Good luck.
If joining other colleges are concerned, go for Amity or UPES.

Yes, you obviously can. There is no bar as to when you can pursue the LLB. Good luck and choose your college wisely.

To some extent, it does, like if you want to join a firm, it matters a bit. But, for other sectors like judiciary or practicing law then your institute does not really matter. Good luck!

No! Both will suck your money and you will land nowhere for placement. If you really want to do BBA then I'd suggest you to go for Saheed Sukhdev College from DU or IPU. See, it is very much necessary to do MBA after BBA because as you know that salary of a BBA graduate is nothing but 18k or 20k. But if you have MBA too then your salary will definitely shoot up. I am suggesting you to go for a Govt. college for BBA (or if you want a private then please choose any low-cost college as it saves your money a lot for MBA). Along with this, prepare keenly for CAT/MAT or IIFT. I know you are brilliant. Feel free to ask anything.
Best of luck!

Hi Janaranjan,
Please refer to this article for CLAT preparation tips from the toppers themselves:
https://www.shiksha.com/law/articles/crack-clat-2016-with-exam-prep-tips-from-toppers-blogId-12514

NLUs are top law colleges in India established by Government for quality law education. You may give NLUs preference over Amity University for law qualification.

Hi, I would not recommend IP over UPES. UPES is one of the few universities offering integrated and specialized courses and its courses are very popular too. the placements are also very good. you should not opt out of UPES. UPES is a very decent and prestigious university offering integrated courses. It has excellent faculty, infrastructure, and placements too. UPES has been performing very well in the moot court competitions too across the nation.

Hi,
You have a pretty decent ranking. Considering other factors like your 12th scores, you must be able to get through. But it's always good to give it a try and have a good back up plan. Good luck, hope this helps!