LLB

Hi Jay,
The process of admission in NMIMS, Mumbai in 2016 was to fill a form available online and to wait for their reply. There was no specific cutoff. I got 120.5 and I got selected.

You surely can pursue law in Hindi medium but I would advice you to pursue it in English medium.

Jamia conducts a very tough exam because it is one of the most prestigious universities. If you want admission here, you have to concentrate mainly on science section, politics and GS section.

You can study LLM after your graduation, but LLM degree is only if you want to be a law teacher, as no law firm hires LLM graduates.
Alternatively, you can study MBA after graduation, LLB + MBA in corporate law is a good career option.
You can appear for civil service exams and take law an optional subject.
You can give law officer exams.
You can sit for judicial service exams.
You can sit for law firm placements which I think would come to your college.

You can go for 3 years LLB from DU BHU and Amity, etc.

Hi,
Canada doesn't require SAT and there is no degree offered as BA-LLB. What you need is to take your law degree in India if you wish to practice here. Or else, look for a graduation degree in Canada first and then apply for law course.

After completion of your 10+2 examination, you can apply in the various entrance examination for BA LLB (Hons.) course. The nationwide examination is CLAT at all India level. It requires minimum 45% in 10+12 exams. Beside CLAT, different private universities also conduct their own entrance exams and may have group discussions and personal interviews according to the selection process. Top private universities are-
University of Petroleum and Energy studies, Dehradun
Symbiosis law college, Pune, Hyderabad, Noida
Amity Law College, etc.

NIOS is a valid board to pursue higher education. After 5 years of law, you can appear for Bar Council Exam and get a certificate to carry on with your practice.

The placements details have not been released and it is not a much renowned institution.
You can check the below mentioned link:
https://www.shiksha.com/law/course/b-a-ll-b-hons-the-maharaja-sayajirao-university-of-baroda-vadodara-180236

Hi, these are some reputed law colleges in India. And I think you should concentrate more on getting high CLAT scores to get admission in these top colleges. They provide the best of placements. So when you get a good job placement, you automatically upgraded to higher salary packages. Normally a fresher gets a pay package of Rs. 25000/- to 50000/- as starting depending upon which firm you joined and your college.
So good luck. Stay focused. Thanks.