LLB

You can do many Masters Courses in Canada related to law. Eg. Master of law, M.A. Gender and social justice studies etc. There are plenty on differ.

Hi, If you are a graduate already - then you can take admission in LL.B. (admissions are through Entrance). Earlier according to Indian education act-1959 you can not pursue two degrees simultaneously, because it causes extra burden on students (according to law makers). But now after the recommendation of few universities UGC has now granted the permission for students to get enrolled in two degrees (in same or different universities). So Yes you can do LL.B. + B. Lib together at the same time. Thank you.

this link may help
https://www.shiksha.com/law/articles/colleges-accepting-du-llb-2019-exam-scores-blogId-12555

University of Delhi has quite good placement in LL.B. Courses as compares to other courses. Different kinds of financial firms and practitioner lawyer are hiring graduate students for working in their firms or companies. Also some LL.B. Colleges have good tie ups with foreign university to pursue higher studies. Thank you
best of luck.

Hi,
To qualify to get admission in any college you need to have at least 40% (normally it is 45% to 50% in lot of colleges) in your last academic. So, chances are nil.

In my opinion, ipu is better than symbiosis because facility and faculty is better here. Rest you can use this tool to better a camparsion between both the colleges on the basis of fees, infrastructure and other elements
https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison

Which exam have you given? CLAT. If yes, Please refer to the link given below to see what all colleges you can get with this rank
https://www.shiksha.com/law/resources/clat-college-predictor.

LLB is a 3-year course, no matter if you have done Master's degree or not, you have to give 3 years to complete this course.

How many marks did you get?