LLB

For this it is advice that you contact to their helpline. They will resolve any issues relating to your admit card. The helpline contact either phone number or email id must be given on their website or their admission prospectus

You have fairly good chances to get VIPS.

For instance, you can apply to any private college of CCSU University. There you won't have any attendance issues and you can get classes for Saturdays and Sundays.

Private colleges offer distance learning courses. DU and DY Patil University also offer 3 year law course for distance education. Right now, it is uncertain that you will get admission, since admissions are done for this year. May be some private college is giving you will have to ask. Also, you can enroll into CCSU in full time course and just go to give exams because attendance is not an issue there.

DY Patil University has been ranked 52/97 by NIRF in 2018. The university does not seem to offer law as of now. I checked their website, and it was mentioned that for 3-year law course, it is according to Mumbai University, for 5 year they have not mentioned anything but assuming it to be also like Mumbai University, it is 50k.

Unfortunately, you do not have any choice in BA course. You can pursue it with LLB. You do not have any choice. But if you want to go for 3-year law course then you can go for BA in arts, history, literature, etc.

Hi Akash, the below mentioned link will help you in getting a better understanding of the question papers:
https://www.freshersnow.com/klee-question-papers/
https://www.shiksha.com/law/exams/klee/question-papers
All the best.

For management quota, you will have to contact the college directly. To check whether they provide admission through Management quota and they have vacancies too. This information can only be provided by college.

Yes, you can get it easily through management quota.

In terms of career exposure, NMIMS being in Mumbai, has a lot of advantages. However the choice and decision is dependent on career aspirations, academic inclination and financial viability and affordability (given the high cost of living in Mumbai).