Law Scope

You can't decide either way. With hard work, a Lawyer gets a lot of money, name and position in the Society. An engineer gets employment, without much struggle, normally. You decide, according to your inclination and aptitude.

Es. There are many people trying for an engineering degree over a law degree. The following point has been stressed upon very well in movies like 3 Idiots but I'll repeat anyway. Do what you love to do. It will help you in the long run. Remember it is always better to be an excellent civil engineer than being an average law professional.

yes kurukshetra university is very good for BA llb
it's faculty is very good n twice in a week students are given activities in which they have to take place in a case n fight against it

Law is a good career option. You can do independent consulting or become corporate lawyer. India is slowly become an outsourcing hub for legal work outsourcing. You can join a legal KPO. Majority of Indian politicians and civil servants are lawyers. I am of the opinion law is a good career option and you may join any of Law University.

Dear Shivangi,
MBA after Law is not much advantageous, i will recommend you to pursue Masters in law that will add value to your LLB, coz there isn't any specilation in MBA relating to law.if you pursue masters in Law.there will be an added advantage after completion and it will ease you in great career ahead.
good luck

Both the streams provide a bright future, but the ways are different. After doing Engineering, you can join any MNC or work in the research field. Whereas if you opt for CLAT, you can become a legal advisor and be employed by companies or even one person. Both kinds of jobs have considerable amount of money.
So it depends upon your potential i.e. in which field you can attain excellence.

It totally depends on your interest. You can opt mba(entrepreneurship) to start your own venture. All the best.

as far as I know, you cannot have another professional degree with law at a time. so, yes you can give up your law degree or not practice law and go ahead with your career in SAP.

Hi Nikhil
You can either go for computer science engineering or b.sc in same and then specialize yourself in cyber law with a diploma. There are many online courses to learn coding/ gaming etc if you can manage them with grade 12.
The scope in software is plenty if u r innovative and good at it.