LLB

According to me buy the previous year books for law entrance which is available online. From this only practice questions of constitution, reasoning, legal maxims, English grammar, G.K and be in touch with current affairs then you can easily crack KU law entrance. Syllabus is not so wide. As I also sit in exam last time and I cracked within the preparation of 2 month. Exam will held in month of July in first week. Don't worry you have enough time.
All the best. Thank you.

Instead of going for Diploma, just go for practices or either for LLM. So, that it will enhance your profile. All the best.

Hi,
Yes, you can definitely get your admission in J.S.S. Law College as you've already scored more than the aggregate required as the eligibility criteria for LL.B. course and there has been no age limitation prescribed by the UGC/ Bar Council of India for the same.
All the Best.

Hi,You definitely can. Good speaking skill is one of the most essential quality, nevertheless with good practice and hard work you can improvise on the same. All the best.

No, distance education students are not eligible to pursue law courses.

Hi Vikram,
The following links will help you:
Punjab University:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cqpHuLkDQqRw9Waq2wAE4eFpnfrwd0qK/view
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2GKjeMqs8QQWnp2OTlWUlFNMDA/view
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzlPhW-FLc1bT0FqUjVsVldGRHM/view
https://www.shiksha.com/university/panjab-university/pu-llb-entrance-exam-question-papers
Kurukshetra University:
http://www.ddekuk.ac.in/old_question_paper.php
If you are local resident of Kurukshetra, then you can find from any book seller from the third GATE of university or from the inner market of Kurukshetra University.

Hi Sushree,
ISBR Law College or Bengaluru Law College. ISBR took ranking of CLAT and ISAT and it is bit expensive also. So, plan your budget also. And, please one thing always check the affiliation of college on the website of bar council of India Whether they are eligible for 5 year course or for 3 year course.

Hi,
Both LL.B. And MBA are good options but it depends on you if you are interested in studying laws and you should go for LL.B. But if you are interested in the corporate job then you should go for MBA. Both the careers options have great scope it depends on us in what we are interested.

Hi,
You can go for LL.B. 3 years and simultaneously prepare for civil service, it is a secured side I.e. in case you are not able to clear civil service examination, then you have not wasted your time. You have the 2nd option in your hand.

No, you have to produce your degree before the time of Admission into the course.