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The best approach for engineering admission is JEE Main exam conducted by National Testing Agency (NTA). The eligibility criteria for JEE Main is minimum 75% marks in 12th with PCM. the candidates appearing in their 12th final year of examinations can also apply for JEE Main. The JEE Main exam is conducted in the month of January and April of every year. The last date of online submission of application forms for this year was 06.03.2020. Hence you have missed this opportunity. The JEE Main scores are acceptable in all leading Engineering Colleges like NITs, IIEST, IIITs, GFTIs and State government. Engineering Colleges. On the basis of JEE Main scores you can also participate in JEE Advanced exam (Conducted among the JEE Main qualifiers), The good score of JEE Advanced can give you the opportunity for studying in IITs also. Despite from JEE Main scores acceptability, Private engineering colleges are also conducting their own entrance exams for admission to B.Tech courses. The top private Institutes like VIT, MIT, SRM, LPU, Amity University, TIET etc. entrance exams names are given below and can apply.
1. VIT : VITEEE
2. SRM University : SRMJEEE
3. Lovely Professional University : LPUNEST
4. Amity University : AMITYJEE
5. Manipal University : MAHE
UPSEE is another important engineering entrance exam if belongs to UP and the last date for online application is 15th Mar 2020.

Hi,
Both LLB and MBA degrees make sense in their respective areas. Let us analyze what if a person completes an LLB and then acquires an MBA (I think this is the motive of the question) for the purpose of corporate jobs.
Bachelor of Laws is an undergraduate professional degree of education required to enter into a legal profession. LLB gives you an understanding of legal principles, legal procedures and laws and regulations of countries and then the idea of corporate governance & legal compliance and legal procedures to enter into a business transactions.
There is absolutely no necessity to acquire an MBA for any job in corporate legal and legal professionals tend to learn the elements of business management as they jump the corporate ladder.
1. Law firm ownership
2. People Management
3. Labour Law jobs
4. Legal jobs in BFSI sector
Master of Business Administration is a post graduate professional degree which gives you an overall understanding of business administration functions and specific industries.
Going for a industry specific MBA or functional MBA which has no relation to Law (like supply chain management or branding) would reduce your LLB degree to any other graduate degree and you would end up working as an MBA professional. Your salary and career will then only depend upon the MBA you acquired. So if you want to work for companies operations or dream of becoming a CEO, then you may go after this.
The only advantage you would get if you study MBA after LLB when you go for MBA with specialization in HR or Sales & Marketing or Finance functions.
Let us analyse the career options in these areas:
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.
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.
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 wont be able to advise on technicalities of laws (such as trading rules) or specialized agreements (such as ISDA master agreement or indentures).
LLB is mandatory for such jobs and MBA is highly preferred.
Good!