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I will suggest you to go for BBA+MBA, Career after BBA+MBA is very demanding and an MBA after your BBA increases your studying and brings you to a greater leadership stage. Very few schools give a fresh strategy to this course in India. This course, however, is very industry-oriented and aims at developing leadership abilities from the grass-roots stage in a person. Career after BBA MBA gives you a pretty good package and also gives you an ample amount of theoretical as well as practical knowledge about the corporate world. The scope of MBA course is increasing day by day. MBA is one of the big job oriented professional programme and the most one which has been sought by the students. Once you have completed your degree, you have a great job opportunity in the industrial world. You may the manager or executive in term of designation. But all this is only applicable if you choose a reputed university, University which not just focus on content part but also on developing your overall personality. Best University in Delhi NCR:
ABES Business School
GD Goenka School of Management, Gurgaon
BML Munjal University, Gurgaon
JKBS Gurgaon - JK Business School
BVIMR New Delhi - Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University Institute of Management and Research
Geeta University, Panipat
Management Education and Research Institute, Delhi
FOSTIIMA Business School, Delhi
IIMR Pharma Business School, Delhi.

Hello Ketki,
Law degree can be pursued after graduation in any subject. Thereafter, depending on the subject matter expertise, the area of law practice can be selected. For example, with your psychology background, you can do law practice related to family and behavioral issues.
For information about law of India, please visit:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_of_India
Here is the list of psychology Sub-fields:
- Abnormal Psychology
- Anomalistic Psychology
- Behavioural Genetics Psychology
- Biological Psychology
- Clinicial Psychology
- Cognitive Psychology
- Community Psychology
- Comparative Psychology
- Consulting Psychology
- Counselling Psychology
- Developmental Psychology
- Environmental Psychology
- Evolutionary Psychology
- Forensic Psychology
- Media Psychology
- Personality Psychology
- Religious Psychology
- Social Psychology

Hi,
Don't get too fascinated with "ethical hacker" as they show in movies. Hackers mean "thieves". No company would hire a thief to steal other company's data as that could land them in serious legal trouble. Further, hacking requires a deep knowledge of computer programming and the functioning of computer and networks.
What I would rather recommend you is go for security specialist professionals. These jobs are highly payable and in high demand as most companies need them to protect their own data.
For the same, you can go to some reputed computer training institutes like NIIT, etc. You can go for Java courses (all modules) followed by networking and CCNA/CCNB (CISCO) courses.
Pursue the course alongside any computer related degree course (BCA etc.) for better outcome.