LLB

Yes, you can. Just take the CLAT exam to pursue 3-year LLB from any NLU.

Hi Sweta,
This is the list of colleges you can apply for 3-year LLB.
You can check out the following colleges and inquire about the eligibility criteria of these colleges:
https://www.shiksha.com/law/colleges/colleges-Delhi-ncr

Hi Manish,
Yes, your score is good to do 3-year LLB as you've already done your graduation, you can directly go for 3-year LLB from any university in India imparting legal education. This course is short and improves your skill set and makes you ready to face the legal world. Some universities conduct their own entrance exam and if you brush up on general knowledge, logical reasoning, current affairs and legal reasoning, then you will be able to score good marks.

IP University offers a very good scope in BBA LLB. Many people are doing it as it's a professional course and something new than just a BA LLB. You will also learn some management skills if you opt for this course.

If you want to do law then obviously BA LLB is something which will suit you, start preparing for CLAT exam mainly and other exams which universities conduct themselves, so LL.B. will help you make your career in the law field, not B.Com.
Regards.

Hey,
Taking CLAT is only mandatory when you want to enter a national law college or a college which accepts CLAT score. It actually depends on the college you select. Mostly, all law colleges either conduct an entrance of their own or accept CLAT scores.
Good luck.

Hi,
Yes, you can pursue MBA after LLB. You need to appear for CAT or any other entrance depending upon the college you select.
Good luck.

Hi,
Yes, you can get admission in a law college.
Good luck.

Hi,
You need to appear for the entrance exam of the university if they conduct any. If you clear the entrance, you can apply to the college. You also need to check the eligibility criteria of the college.
Good luck.

Hi,
It depends on the college you are selecting. Some colleges accept MHCET scores while some conduct their own entrance exams and some accept CLAT scores too. So, it depends on the university/college you select.
Good luck.