LLB

In India , the legal education has been traditionally offered as a 3 year course. However, most of the college offer a 5 year integrated undergraduate degree with a specialisation:
All the below course are 5 yrs
BA LLB- Bachelor of Arts + Bachelor of Laws [B.A.L.L.B.] is a dual degree professional course in administrative law. The course covers subjects like Art, History, Economics, Sociology etc. as well as specialized law fields such as Tax Laws, Criminal Laws and Corporate Laws , International Law and Labor Law.etc.
B.Sc LLB- Provides an integrated study of Principles of Science and law. Those who want to venture into both fields should take tjis. Typically jobs are of Advocate Scientist, Science Adviser, Science Reporter, Laboratory Technician, Notary
BBA LLB- You study fields of accounting, taxation, marketing, management etc. whereas in BBA LLB, the individual get specialized in corporate law, mergers and acquisitions. Jobs are like Business Consultant, Assistant Advisor, Attorney General, Finance Manager, Deputy Legal Advisor, District and Sessions Judge, Law Officer & Management Accountants, Legal Advisor & Human Resource Manager
B.com LLB- To bridge the gap between legal theory and practice, an understanding of the trade and commerce is essential. The program combines the knowledge of the economic sciences with special training in taxation law.
LLB- 3 year course which teaches law and its various subjects. you can do this if you have already done graduation in anther field. For students passing class 12 it is always better to do the 5 year course.
You can pursue a Masters in Law and a PhD if you want to study further.
Fields of Specialisation
Civil/Criminal Law
Constitutional Law
Administrative Law
Human Rights Law
Family Law
Taxation
Corporate Law
Business Law
International Law
Labour Law
Real Estate Law
Intellectual property /Patent Law

Dear student,
LLB programme, that is for 3 years duration, is only possible after graduation but if you are looking for BALLB programme that is of 5 years of duration can be applied after class 12th.
Eligibility : Minimum 50% in class 12th is maintained by most of the universities but colleges under CLAT require:
(I) Forty five percent (45%) marks in case of candidates belonging to unreserved /OBC /specially abled person (SAP) and other categories, and
(ii) Forty Percent (40%) marks in case of candidates belonging to SC/ST categories.
For further detail, you can check at this link:
http://clat.ac.in/index.php/eligibility/eligibility-under-graduate
Otherwise, there are other law colleges having their own entrance exam for admission.
So, you can check this link for top 10 law colleges for details:
https://www.shiksha.com/law/ranking/top-law-colleges-in-india/56-2-0-0-0
All the best.

Hi Aditi,
Below mentioned are the scope, features and benefits of MBA with LLB with different specializations:
1. LLB + MBA (HR): You could get a job as an HR manager, who overlooks the HR compliance of company with respect to labor laws and corporate governance. Some companies have single manager for legal and HR and you could be one of them.
You could get recruited by job consultancy firms for their legal recruitment practice or training management firms for compliance training. Policy framework is also an important areas for such professions.
2. LLB + MBA (Sales and marketing): You could get a job as a sales specialist or a business development manager for IT enables services firms like LPO or a law firm.
The job profile includes sales and marketing of legal products or software like litigation product, compliance management product, contract management products developed by software companies or business development of legal consultancy firms, LPO or law firms.
3. LLB + MBA (Finance): As discussed above, you could get legal jobs easily in BFSI sector. The kind of jobs available ranges from legal compliance to contract management. Unless, you understand the financial concepts, business or specialized products, you won't be able to advise on technicalities of laws (Such as trading rules) or specialized agreements (Such as ISDA master agreement or indentures).