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In general, to be eligible for a Masters in Corporate Law programme, you would need to have a Bachelor's degree in law LL.B. Or a related field such as commerce, business, economics, or accounting. However, some universities may offer a Masters in Corporate Law programme that is open to graduates from different academic backgrounds, including those who hold a Bachelor's degree in English Language and Literature. To determine your eligibility for a specific Masters in Corporate Law programme, I would recommend that you check the admission requirements of the universities where you are interested in applying. The university websites or admission brochures should provide detailed information on the eligibility criteria for the programme, including the academic qualifications required. If you find that your academic background does not meet the eligibility criteria for a Masters in Corporate Law programme, you may consider pursuing an LL.B. Degree or other related law qualifications before applying for the Masters programme.

The admission process for government law colleges typically involves meeting eligibility criteria and clearing an entrance exam. The eligibility criteria can vary from college to college and may include minimum marks in the qualifying exam B.A. In your case) and age limit. The entrance exam may test your knowledge of Legal Reasoning general knowledge, and Current Affairs. Once you clear the entrance exam, you may be called for counseling based on your rank in the exam. During counseling, you can choose the college and course you want to pursue, based on the availability of seats and your rank in the exam. I would recommend that you research the government law colleges in your area and find out the specific eligibility criteria and entrance exam details for each college. You can also check their official websites or contact their admission offices for more information. This will give you a better idea of the admission process and the cut-off marks required to secure admission in your desired college.

The eligibility criteria for LL.B. and IT & Software courses may vary depending on the institution and the specific programme you are interested in. However, in general, a degree in B.A. English Language and Literature should meet the eligibility criteria for LL.B. Programme in most universities in India. However, for pursuing IT & Software courses, you may need to have a background in computer Science, information technology, or a related field. While an English degree can provide you with valuable communication and critical thinking skills, you may need to acquire additional technical knowledge and skills to pursue a career in IT & Software. As for your experience as a tutor in conversational English it can be a valuable asset in any field where communication skills are essential. Good communication skills are highly valued in the legal profession as well as the IT industry. So, your experience as a tutor can be an added advantage in your career. I would suggest you to research and explore your interests and career goals, and choose a course that aligns with your aspirations and future plans. You can also consult with career counselors or academic advisors to get more information and guidance on the eligibility criteria and career prospects of various courses.