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You can pursue below mentioned courses after completing BA honors in English:
1. Advertising.
2. Author.
3. English teacher.
4. Kpo firms.
5. Publishing.
6. Research.
7. Scriptwriter.
8. Teaching.
9. Translation.
10. Writing.
The salary of this field will be determined according to the type of organization, which hires them. Students who opt to become teachers, they need to have a B.Ed degree (for schools) or M.ED degree (for colleges). Those who are interested in research, they can opt for the doctoral degree. With the Ph.D degree, one can apply for the position of university lecturer. The career as a translator is also quite lucrative.
Students need to have good communication skills in addition to creative writing skills. Those who have the ability, the talent to write creatively will be prized everywhere. Journalism and mass communication can be opted for students of English literature.
A few other areas, which they can choose are:
1. Communication management.
2. Film editing and direction.
3. International relations.
4. Law.
5. Tourism administration.
6. Visual communication.

Decision of taking admission is on you but I want to suggest you that KIAMS is good for marketing and somewhat for finance. So, if you are interested in any of these specialization, then you can consider KIAMS.
Scholarship is awarded to meritorious students based on their performance and not on caste. Scholarship rules are as follows:
Students from CAT/ XAT/CMAT/GMAT/MAT entrance exams having 95 percentile and above are eligible for a concession of Rs. 1, 00,000/- in the total course fee.
Students from CAT/ XAT/CMAT/GMAT/MAT entrance exams having 90 up to 95 percentile and above are eligible for a concession of Rs. 60,000/- in the total course fee.

1. Ancient History: Ancient India by RS Sharma (Old NCERT) has good coverage of UPSC IAS Prelims syllabus and you will find a number of questions that has been directly asked from this book.
2. Medieval History: History of Medieval India by Satish Chandra (Old NCERT) is more relevant in this section because it has good coverage of topics of Medieval History of India.
3. Modern History: A Brief History of Modern India by Spectrum as well as Concise History of Modern India by Sujata Menon have good coverage of the Modern History syllabus for IAS Prelims Exam.
4. Indian Culture: For this section, the aspirant should go through the book Facets of Indian Culture by Spectrum and also through the website of Centre for Cultural Resources and Training.
Economy
For the basic concepts and terminologies of economics NCERT books are enough for IAS Preparation. It is essential to reach the Macroeconomics Class 12th textbook by NCERT because it covers the basic terminologies of an economy which are quite helpful for understanding the growth and development of a country.

Candidates after completing the 10+2 can opt for BA LLB course. The course will be for duration of five years. As this is an integrated course the topics covered in this course will be a mixture of both LLB and BA. The candidates need to learn arts subjects as well as subjects related to the law. The BA LLM course covers some of the specialized fields in law. They are:
Administrative Law
International Law
Labor Laws
Tax Laws
Corporate Laws
Civil law
Criminal law
Patent law
Entrance Exam after 12th for LLB Course Admission
There are a number of entrance exams for getting admission to this LLB course. Some of the popular entrance exams are:
Common Law Admission Test (CLAT)
Kerala Law Entrance Examination
Law School Admission TestIndia (LSAT)
NALSAR Entrance Test
NLU Delhi Exam Notification
National Law School of India University (NLSIU) Entrance Test
Rajasthan University LLB Entrance Test or RULET exam
NUALS BA LLB entrance Exam
GGSIPU-CET 2011 BA LLB Entrance Exam
Eligibility for Appearing for LLB Exams
Applicants should have a minimum qualification of 10+2 pass. Candidates should have passed that exam with more than 50% marks. The appearing candidates should be an Indian national and should not be having an age over the maximum age limit.