Law

Dear,
That totally depends on your caliber and interest area.If your foundation and skills are best in law than you need to pursue your career in same line.
But think for this change only in the final year of graduation or law degree.
Currently, if you are more focus on management level profile than law will not be the best fit.
All the best!

National Law School of India University, Bangalore- General- 151.9, OBC-144.9, SC-118.1, ST-114.32, PH-91.17.

Hi Yash,
In B.A LL.B and B.B.A LL.B, the first two years have a bend towards subjects of BA, BBA subjects respectively. There is a little touch of law subjects with them. Every subject of B.A or BBA course is taught with a motive to make students understand a lawyer's perspective in it. Both the courses go parallel to each other.

You can go for any of the two streams to pursue law. But if you want to broaden up your options, go for science otherwise commerce is also a good option.

Hi Friend,
First of all, make a decision about the career path you want to pursue. If you want to build a career in the legal sector then go for LLB. You need extreme passion and drive to be successful in this field. Other than this, if you are passionate about business management, you can definitely choose MBA and scale up on your career as a management consultant or a corporate manager.
I would suggest you to do what you like, do what you think. If you will do something you love, then making money will not be difficult for you.

Hello Kriti,
Jamia Millia is famous for its law faculty. The Faculty of Law organizes Moot Courts within the class rooms, Intra Class Moot Court Competitions and National Moot Court Competitions. The faculty also organizes, National Seminars, Conferences and Extension Lectures by eminent speakers from India and abroad. A large number of students have been selected to Delhi Judicial Service, Guwahati Judicial Service and Haryana Judicial Service.
Both are excellent colleges for pursing BA LLB and other law courses. You can choose either of these colleges to pursue your course.

Are you are interested in PGDM, it is equal to MBA. Please visit www.absi.edu.in and contact for more details and placements in the top companies.

You can do LLM and also Ph.D if your research is very strong. You may opt for a PG Diploma in the area of your interest.

You may refer to the following link to have an idea about the fee of 5-years integrated law degree at NLU, Bangalore: https://www.nls.ac.in/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=43&Itemid=28. Other NLUs will have a similar fee structure.

Are you talking about Delhi University?