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mba will provide u future security

Yes you can go for MSC courses in forensics. Your LLB will have an advantage when it will come to placements. But i must tell you most of forensic positions are filled usually by medical students. So it will be hard road ahead. . Instead i would ask you considering M.Sc in biotech or a b.tech lateral in biotech. Combining LLB with it its the brightest career in Biotech. A word of caution choose good institutes like IIT, NIT,IIIT, Amritha, LPU, KIIT, VIT, SRM etc. As you could be assure of placements

sorry to hear, but please go with your interest, and wish you luck. you can do both easily,

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First decide which country you wish to apply for based on your preference of ranking, budget and educational qualification. After that once you finalize the universities, start making your profile. Take Ielts/Toefl for english proficiency. For bachelor's in USA, you need SAT too while in canada it might not be required.
Note that to practice in india you need to clear an exam by BCI unless the university is recognised by them .
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Yes you can do. LLM has many specialisation. Based on that you can get jobs in MNC legal firms. Intellectual property , International trade, Cyber crime, trade mark disputes like many areas have many openings for LLM students.

Once you complete UG in India you are eligible to do LLM masters in Abroad. if you have good academic marks yes you can get admission. you also need IELTS 6.5 band. You can do specialisation in criminology while doing your masters. To become A judge you need minimum 5 to 10 yrs of experience and very good track record as your posting have to approved by executive authority.

The top colleges which provide integrated LLB are NLUs, Faculty of Law of Jamia Millia Islamia (New Delhi), Campus Law Center of Delhi University (New Delhi), Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University's New Law College Pune, College of Legal Studies of University of Petroleum and Energy Studies Dehadun, NMIMS' School of Law & Indian Society of International Law. You can check admission process and eligibility criteria on website of these institutes. All the best!