LLB

Yes you can definitely do it.

LL.B require graduation with some minimum percentage ( vary from college to college).

Also you can explore about -

• CUET
• CLAT
• MH CET 
• Jamia CET
• State Law entrance exams

Some NLU recently re launched 3 year LL.B . People puruse LL.B after graduation from different background - B. tech, B.sc , etc.Law is a different study , having muti disciplnary education ame different types of wise lawyers.

A tech background will make you eligible for clerk, techno legal or other aligned job and may be an added advantage.But a lot depend on your interest.Law has lot of scope in different sectors and is feuitfull if your clear with your goal.

Best wishes 

Pursuing BBA LL.B. (Hons.) at Lovely Professional University, yeah, can be a pretty good move, if you're the type who cares about corporate law, business law, compliance stuff, legal consultancy, and also management oriented kind of legal careers. This programme sort of mixes law subjects with business and management studies, so you end up covering things like Company Law, Corporate Governance, Financial Management and Commercial Law, kind of in a combined way. LPU's law stream is approved by the Bar Council of India (BCI), and the School of Law is mentioned among notable law institutions in India. 

Also, the university doesn't just stop at classroom learning—there are internships, moot court experiences, legal aid activities, exposure to real industry, plus placement support. In reported cases, law placements can go as high as ₹23.7 LPA, though it's mostly exceptional, but still it shows the potential. And you usually get solid internship opportunities during the degree, not only at the end. Overall, it feels like a solid private-university choice, especially if you'll actively participate, like internship work, moot court competitions, networking sessions, and skill development all along the way.