Law

Dear student
Yes you can pursue 2 degree from 2 different universities but regarding documents you need to check from respective universities .
All the best

LSAT is a better option
But you should also apply for SET of symbiosis and CLAT.

you need to do it from a reputed institution if you want to pursue such a career. remember, there are thousands of graduates who come out every year from some really great institutions, everyone doesn't get a chance. hone your skills and be different from them.

it is the best private law school in Bangalore. school of law, Christ university has a good infrastructure and ample scope for individuals growth as there are lots of extra and co- curricular activities. only bad thing is quality of faculties is not that good.

no, in India there is no programme as of now.

Hi Mahima
The conditions for Law, medicine and CA are not same as for other courses abroad. You can pursue law from whichever country you wish as per your choice of university or budget but later if you plan to practice in India, you have to clear an exam by Bar council of India.
Further law course abroad has lot of variation and if could share your preference of country it will be better. You may also take a look here
http://studylink.com/law-courses/

Mass communication is the study of how people and entities relay information through mass media to large segments of the population at the same time on the other hand Law relates to the study of legal procedures and constitutional proceedings. Below are some of the universities offering these courses

NLIU, Nalsar or even DU is great for law
IIM is great for MBA