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Yes, you may pursue LL.B. Even if you are 47 years old and a housewife. Age is not a barrier to education, and many universities and colleges offer opportunities for people of all ages to pursue their educational goals. To join LL.B. You typically need to have completed your graduation from a recognised university with a minimum aggregate of 45% marks. However, the specific eligibility criteria may vary depending on the college or university offering the course. You can start by researching the colleges and universities that offer LL.B. Courses in your area and checking their eligibility criteria and admission procedures. Many universities and colleges also offer distance education programs, which can be helpful for people who are unable to attend regular classes due to work or family commitments. Once you have identified the colleges or universities that you are interested in, you can contact their admission office to get more information about the admission process and the eligibility criteria. They can guide you through the process and answer any questions you may have.

Both courses have different work profiles. Someone who is interested in Accounting, Auditing, Tax consulting, Book keeping should go for ACCA. Someone who is interested in investment banking, portfolio management, and equity research should go for CFA. Now, a quick comparison between the two.
Recognition- CFA is recognized in all 206 countries, as it is one of the best finance courses in the world. ACCA is one of the oldest and best accounting course with recognition in 170+ countries (as they claim on their website) it comes with certain limitations, which are due to varying accounting and tax laws in different countries. Also, ACCA is not accepted in the USA. CFA is accepted in the UK.
Scope - As mentioned above, ACCA work profile include jobs related to mostly accounting and auditing, in the coming years with advanced technology and automation, the accounting jobs are at risk and same is the case for some of the auditing jobs. CFA, on the other hand, gives you the ability to take better investment decisions both for the business and for an individual investor, even with automation or any upcoming technology, humans will be needed to take the final call.
Salary - Backward looking jobs (accounting/ bookkeeping) pay the least.
Second, the highest pay is in the jobs, wherein you work for the present (operations manager) and then comes the forward-looking jobs (General manager/CEO/MD/ Investment advisory) with the highest pay. Average Salary of a new CFA graduate in the USA is $49k/annum, average salary of new ACCA graduate in the UK is 30700 or $41000. So, all in all, I find CFA a better course to do, but for someone who is interested in both fields, he can go with a combo (ACCA + CFA).

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An MBA degree opens up a world of opportunities enhancing ones career. Earning an MBA degree in your desired field will give you a competitive edge in the corporate world. Today, MBA has become an entry-level qualification for most organizations. There is no age bar to pursue an MBA and people from different spheres can pursue it.
Finance, marketing, international management, operations management are amongst the top 10 MBA specializations that new age students option for, revealed the QS Global 200 Business School Report 2012.
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/top-10-mba-specializations-blogId-5284
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/top-5-mba-specializations-in-india-blogId-3223