Mass Communication & Media

Yes, you can pursue law after 12th,
The basic eligibility criteria for pursuing a B.A. L.L.B. integrated degree is qualifying 10+2 or equivalent examination with at least 50% marks in the aggregate.
Also, there are several state level entrance exams conducted for admission into B.A. L.L.B. integrated degree course. Some prestigious institutes like National Law School in Bangalore conduct separate entrance test such as All India Entrance Examination for admission to the degree courses. The entrance examination is objective type in nature. The questions invariably cover areas like legal reasoning, logical reasoning, Maths, English, general awareness, numerical aptitude, legal aptitude and preliminary Political Science.

As a Mass Communication graduate, I can honestly say there are several paths you can take with the broad knowledge you'll gain. Choosing the right internship and the right minor will help you go far in any of the following career paths. Advertising, Broadcasting (TV/Radio/Web), Journalism (Newspaper/Online), Public Relations, Marketing, Publishing, Film, and any other subcategories from these.
It is best to figure out as early in your college career as possible which area(s) you are most interested in or passionate about. You can then cater your minor to fit that area and seek an internship that will help you get a foot in the door for when you graduate.
Even if you do not get a job specifically in an agency or large company there are smaller companies who need the skills of a Communication graduate. Oil companies, law firms, government businesses, event companies, etc. all look for those who can use the skills gained from this type of degree.

Electronic media has led to a lot of advancement and changes all around the world, which has increased the opportunities for students interested in this field. As far as the electronic media course is concerned Indian colleges and universities offer a great deal of standard of education.
Electronic Media course is designed in such a way that it aims at providing professional training and knowledge, technical excellence and commercial advantages. It makes students aware of technical and practical aspects of Television Journalism. It develops ability of assessment and analysis of the events happening around us.
It involves tasks like writing scripts, reporting, voice modulation, anchoring, radio jockeying. It also develops skills to understand job prospects in the field of Radio, News portals, film and television and so on.
You can pursue B.Sc. in electronic media which is for about 3 years and the eligibility criterion for this course is 10+2 with physics, chemistry and biology\maths as main subjects.