LLB

Hello Kriti,
Jamia Millia is famous for its law faculty. The Faculty of Law organizes Moot Courts within the class rooms, Intra Class Moot Court Competitions and National Moot Court Competitions. The faculty also organizes, National Seminars, Conferences and Extension Lectures by eminent speakers from India and abroad. A large number of students have been selected to Delhi Judicial Service, Guwahati Judicial Service and Haryana Judicial Service.
Both are excellent colleges for pursing BA LLB and other law courses. You can choose either of these colleges to pursue your course.

Are you are interested in PGDM, it is equal to MBA. Please visit www.absi.edu.in and contact for more details and placements in the top companies.

You can do LLM and also Ph.D if your research is very strong. You may opt for a PG Diploma in the area of your interest.

You may refer to the following link to have an idea about the fee of 5-years integrated law degree at NLU, Bangalore: https://www.nls.ac.in/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=43&Itemid=28. Other NLUs will have a similar fee structure.

Are you talking about Delhi University?

Usually the entrance exams are held in April and May. So, the current event questions are based on last one year. Gk questions can be from anywhere.

There is CLAT which is the entrance test for 17 National law universities and it's also used for admission into various other universities, AILET for NLU Delhi, LSAT for more than 70 universities across India, SET for symbiosis Law schools.

As of date, you do not have competitive spirit to excel, therefore, I advise you to have confidence in your abilities to succeed in any chosen task and field. You are advised to opt for integrated MBA program as it has more scope and opportunities in comparison to law.

IT industry is maximum new job creator industry of India. It has lost some of its charm because of outcry against outsourcing in Western countries but has still lot of scope & opportunities for growth for good CSE engineers. In next few years, it may be difficult for non CSE grads to break in IT industry. Law is a crowded place and its difficult to break-in and establish Independent consulting practice.