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You can pursue a 3-year LLB after completing your BSc, as long as you meet the eligibility criteria set by the respective law colleges. Most law schools require a graduation degree (like BSc, BA, BCom) with a minimum percentage (usually around 45-50%).

However, regarding your B.Ed arrear, you would need to clear it before getting the official degree or completing the course requirements for B.Ed. Law colleges typically don't have restrictions on BEd as long as you have completed the required graduation degree.

Options:

1. If you're keen on LLB, you can go ahead with it after completing your BSc.
2. If you want to complete your B.Ed before pursuing LLB, it's advisable to clear your arrear first and then proceed.

Make sure to check specific college admission criteria for both courses to ensure eligibility.

Coimbatore is one of the top hubs for engineering education in Tamil Nadu, next only to Chennai. It has a mix of prestigious autonomous institutions, AICTE-approved colleges, and universities that offer great academics, infrastructure, and placements.

Here's a list of some of the top-ranked engineering colleges in Coimbatore (in no particular order), based on academics, placement, infrastructure, and industry reputation:

Top Engineering Colleges in Coimbatore:

1. PSG College of Technology (Autonomous, Govt-aided)

   • One of the best in Tamil Nadu, excellent placements, NIRF-ranked

2. Coimbatore Institute of Technology (CIT)

   • Government-aided, autonomous, strong academic reputation

3. Kumaraguru College of Technology (KCT)

   • Very good infrastructure, excellent placements, industry tie-ups

4. Sri Krishna College of Engineering and Technology (SKCET)

   • Autonomous, great for CSE/IT, consistently strong placements

5. Government College of Technology (GCT), Coimbatore

   • Public institution, low fees, strong academics

6. Karunya Institute of Technology and Sciences (Deemed University)

   • Good campus, better for specific branches like ECE/EEE

7. Sri Ramakrishna Engineering College (SREC)

   • Autonomous, strong placement support, good infra

8. Dr. Mahalingam College of Engineering and Technology (MCET)

   • Located in Pollachi but considered top-tier academically

9. KPR Institute of Engineering and Technology

   • Fast-growing, modern infra, good placements especially for IT

10. Hindustan College of Engineering and Technology (HICET)

    • Reputed private college with decent academic environment

BITS Pilani direct admission is admission offered to students without them having to appear in the BITSAT exam. Direct admission to Integrated First Degree and Higher Degree courses across the streams of Science, Technology, Pharmacy, Management and Humanities. If a candidate is a central/ state board topper, BITS Pilani offers direct admission to the specialisation of his choice, irrespective of their BITSAT score. Generally, BITS Pilani admission to most of the courses is based on candidates' performance BITSAT and BITS HD entrance test. Apart from the entrance test scores, students are also required to fulfil the minimum eligibility requirement set by the institute. 

The MSc MLT course curriculum is designed to provide in-depth knowledge and practical skills required for a career in laboratory medicine. Typically, the MSc MLT course spans 2 years, divided into four semesters. 

In the first year, students focus on core subjects such as Clinical Biochemistry, Hematology, Microbiology, and Pathology, along with laboratory techniques and instrumentation. 

The second year introduces advanced topics, including Molecular Diagnostics, Immunology, and Clinical Research, while also offering specialised training in various diagnostic laboratories. 

Practical sessions, internships, and project work are integral components throughout the programme to enhance hands-on expertise. 

This structured approach equips students with the technical and analytical skills needed for diagnostic and research roles in healthcare.

There are many strong reasons to pursue an MSc in Animation:

Development of Advanced Talents: This programme offers the chance to hone your animation talents using both conventional and digital methods. This covers a variety of tasks, including texturing, lighting, rendering, 3D modelling, and character animation.

Creative Expression: One of the many creative expression mediums is animation. Learning how to bring characters and settings to life via motion is one of the many opportunities that studying animation offers for people to explore their artistic talents and storytelling abilities.

Career Opportunities: The animation sector is growing, offering jobs in interactive media, games,  advertising, cinema, and television. Students who pursue an MSc in Animation will be prepared to work as animators, character designers, visual effects artists, directors of animation, and other related fields.