Law

You can pursue 5 years B.Sc LLB course.

It completely depends on your interest.
Law is a professional course. Pursuing any professional course like LLB, CA, MCA, MBA, or B.Ed gives an easy employment, honour and good earnings.

MBA from Nirma University will a good option. They offer 100% placements for MBA and the average package offered is Rs.7.5 lakhs to Rs.9 lakhs.

Hi Ravi,
Every university abroad has one or the other scholarship schemes. They award scholarships on the basis of merit. You should have high academic grades and ranking and a very strong profile. Other than these, you can check:
1. Full Bright Nehru Scholarship for US.
2. British Chevening Scholarship for UK, etc.

There are many options in higher education after integrated course in BA + LLB. The students can opt for LLM or MBA after this. Those interested in a career in teaching field can choose LLM and those want to divert their career to flexible areas and to gain experience with corporate can choose MBA.
Below mentioned are some other higher education options available for these graduates:
1. MA human rights.
2. M.Phil law.
3. Master of comparative laws.
4. PG Diploma in womens rights and human rights.
5. Ph.D law.
6. Doctor of laws (LL.D).

You should take regular mock tests and soleve previous years question papers. One mock test each day will help you in revising your concepts apart from building your confidence.
The following books are highly recommended by the experts:
1. Pratiyogita Darpan.
2. GK Today.
3. Manorama Year Book.
4. Pearsons Concise GK.
5. Analytical and Logical Reasoning by RS Aggarwal.
6. Competition Success Review.
7. Wren and Martin.

Law has many streams like civil, criminal, labor, environmental, etc., so kindly tell me the exact stream you prefer and I will guide you accordingly.

Yes, it is quite possible currently as per the system, you can surely pursue both the courses at the same time in the manner stated.