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Uddeshya,
Our first batch of BBA LLB is yet to pass out. LPU provides ample opportunities to each and every of the eligible students to secure good placement. The university has been ranked high by outer agencies also with regard to placements of our students.
The curriculum taught incorporates specific courses (subjects) under the notion of Professional Enhancement Programmes (PEP) in which the students are prepared to crack the placement processes. PEP classes start right away from the first semester itself in form of Communication Skills and continue till the final semester covering: Analytical Skills (Logic Reasoning and Verbal Reasoning) Quantitative Aptitude Skills Technical Aptitude Skills Presentations and Soft Skills Mock Exercises (Mock Interviews, GDs, Mock Tests, etc.) All a student has to do is to maintain a good academic record and personality to ensure his/her placement.

Dear Punya, You should concentrate on studies and try to clear your subject.
Meanwhile as you have lots of free time, you can utilize it for learning Software courses and preparation for Govt Competitive exams.
After Diploma you can go for B.E/B.Tech as regular path, but you can try other options too like BCA or BSc -CS/IT direct II year admission, which will save your year. Early Graduation means you will have 1 extra year to apply for Govt jobs where criteria is Graduation.So BCA/BSc will be better than B.E/B.Tech considering your present age.
Lot of things you can learn in your free time and save your time from being wastage.
Think it as time you have taken for other courses and preparation and not due to failure in exam.
Good Luck !

Hi,
The Bachelor program in banking and insurance course trains students to join at entry level in any banking, finance and insurance organizations. Students are trained in the conceptual and operational aspects of these sectors.
The career scope is mainly in the insurance industry. Insurance companies, especially the Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC), provide job opportunities to qualified actuaries.
So I may advice you to opt for related courses-
CFA, FRM, ICWA.
For better career avenues, I may suggest you a few skill sets and interests that are commonly associated with BBI-
Leadership
Organizing activities
Directing activities and staff
Critical thinking
Computer literacy
Cross-cultural skills
Problem solving
Planning activities
Interpersonal skills
Numerical computation
Flexibility
Analyze and interpret data
Sound decision-making
Team player
Oral & written communication
Coordinating activities
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