Law

It is a very good combination. CS consist majorly laws related to companies, ROX, SEBI and taxation and a company need a very good pleader and drafter. With LLB degree, you polish your both the skills by visiting various courts, moot court, etc.
With a BBA degree from a good institute or a BBA + LLB from institutes like Symbiosis or National Law University helps in communication and business understanding.

MBA will work for you to enhance your knowledge. You can try to crack entrance exams like CMAT, MAT, CAT or XAT to get admission in top B-schools.

Yes, you can apply for LLM but there could be certain requirements such as you need to clear bar exams first in India or even abroad before you pursue LLM. You can also check for a specialized Masters such MS in criminal justice, etc.

Hi Shiv Prakash Soni,
Have you completed your BBA? If yes, you can go for MBA from a reputed business schools in India through CAT or MAT exam. If you are interested, you can also go for LAB.
If you are interested in CA or CS, you should have commerce background from the beginning.
All the best.

There is no need of full time LLM. Join for teaching assistant job in the same college. Also, pursue CA/CMA/CS.

Definitely, Edupristine is a well-recognized institute in India. You may pursue BAT course i.e. business, accounting and taxation.
All the best.

If you are in the first year of LLB and you do not like law, then it can be a good idea to change stream by doing MBA or PGDM. But if you are in the 3rd year of LLB, it is better to complete LLB first and then going for MBA or PGDM.

You may go for Diploma in Cyber Security law, Diploma in Intellectual Property and Law, Diploma in alternate dispute resolution etc. More than additional qualification, you should do lot of reading of ongoing case and judgment beyond syllabus. You should spend time with all kind of activities, with a criminal lawyer, with a good civil lawyer, in judge's chamber, court proceedings, human right NGOs, etc. The job purely depends on your own quality and interest and the worth employers see in you.