Scopes after BA LLB:

• Civil & Criminal Litigation Lawyer

• Judge (via Judicial Services Exam)

• Legal Advisor in NGOs, PSUs, Government

• Policy Analyst or Human Rights Expert

• Law Academician or Professor

• Civil Services (UPSC, State PCS)

• Media & Legal Journalism

📊 Scope after BBA LLB:

• Corporate Lawyer (MNCs, Firms)

• Legal Compliance Officer

• Company Secretary (CS) + Law combo

• Contract Management Professional

• Legal roles in Banking & Finance Sector

• Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Expert

• Business Analyst with Legal Focus

📝 In short:

• BA LLB → Good for litigation, judiciary, public policy

• BBA LLB → Ideal for corporate law, business & compliance

When It’s Worth Doing

✅ You want to work in corporate law — mergers, acquisitions, compliance, intellectual property, contract negotiations, etc.
✅ You’re aiming for business roles with legal expertise — company secretary, compliance officer, in-house legal counsel.
✅ You see yourself in leadership roles in business or policy — where both law and management skills matter.
✅ You want to save time by completing both degrees together instead of doing a separate BBA (3 years) + LLB (3 years).

Career Paths After BBA LLB

Corporate Lawyer

In-house Counsel for companies

Compliance Manager

Business Consultant

Entrepreneur

Civil Services (with UPSC prep)

Higher Studies: LLM, MBA, or specializations like IPR (Intellectual Property Rights)

• NO. Law isn't about rote learning — you need to understand concepts, apply logic, and build arguments. If you enjoy reading, debating, or thinking critically, you'll likely find it interesting rather than difficult.