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Hi,
After doing B.Sc you can pursue lectureship. Also, healthcare sector is improving day by day and career chances are also increasing with demand in this sector. There is a good demand for the candidates who have finished their degree in 4 years of B.Sc in nursing. There is a good option for you to do MBA in hospital or healthcare management. It will be easy for you to pursue MBA if you have done B.Sc in nursing.
However, minimum criteria is that you should score minimum 50% of aggregate marks in your B.Sc. Degree/graduation and if you belongs to SC/ST, then 45% of aggregate marks will be required in B.Sc. Degree/graduation. After completing MBA, you will be in a better position to get the best jobs with good packages. Therefore, I would like to suggest you if you have completed your B.Sc. In nursing, then it is a better option for you to go for MBA in Healthcare Management or MBA in hospital management. You can also go for teaching sector after completing your B.Sc.
I hope, this information can help you. For further queries, feel free to ask.

You can definitely get admission on LLB 3-years without having to appear for the entrance exam. There are several law colleges in India that offer admission for 3-year LLB on the merit rather than having to appear for the entrance exam. You should look into these universities. I will mention some at the end of the answer.
3-year LLB course is becoming rare by the day since most colleges are shifting for the BA LLB course which is 5 years long. There is no difference in the degrees. Both degrees holds save value when applying for the job.
The difference is that BA LLB is taken after completing 12th. Candidates have to appear for Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) exam. While for the LLB, you first need to complete a graduation course. By opting for the first option, you can save 1 year. This is the reason why more and more candidates are preferring BA LLB course.
There are two ways to get admission for LLB course. Firstly you appear for the entrance exam and secondly is purely based on the merit.
Eligibility
1. A graduation degree in any stream from a recognized college of India.
2. At least 45% marks in graduation course.
3. 40% marks for SC/ST.
You can apply for colleges below for LLB without having to appear for entrance exam.
1. Government Law College (Mumbai)
In this college, admission is given purely on merit. The candidate has to go through an interview before admission. There is a cut off list for admission which varies every year.
2. Balaji Law College (Pune)
For admission, 45% marks are required in graduation course. Admission is given on merit.
3. ILS Law College (Pune)
ILS Law College offers both BA LLB and LLB course. For 3-year course, general category candidate needs 45% while SC/ST need 40 percent marks.

The course you can pursue now will depend on your educational background, interests, and career aspirations. It would be helpful if you could provide more information about your educational background, such as your the highest level of completed education, any degrees or diplomas you have, and the subjects you studied. Based on your interests and career aspirations, you could consider pursuing a degree or Diploma in a field such as:
Business and Management
Computer Science and Information Technology
Engineering
Health Sciences
Humanities and Social Sciences
Natural Sciences
Education
Law
It is important to do thorough research on the courses and universities you are interested in before making a decision. You could consider factors such as the duration of the course, course content, accreditation and recognition, employment prospects, and cost of tuition and living expenses. I would suggest speaking with a career counselor or academic advisory who can provide you with personalized guidance based on your educational background and career aspirations.