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Top law colleges in India have a excellent revenue to support legal studies. The colleges offer various degree level programs, ranging from undergraduate to postgraduate level. Courses like BBA LL.B. Or B.A. LL.B. Have seen a massive intake of students in this era. The applicants can show up in CLAT (Common law Admission Test), AILET (All India Law Entrance Test), ISAT (Law School Admission Test), and so on placement tests. A few colleges directed their own passageway test for offering confirmation in the Law courses, for example, Andhra Pradesh LAWCET, TSLAWCET MHCET Law and numerous others. Law Eligibility Criteria:
Candidates willing to pursue 3 years traditional LL.B. Course in Bangalore should have completed their 10 + 2 level education from any recognised University or Board. The candidate should have passed +2/PUC or equivalent with a minimum of 45% marks. 5% relaxation is given to SC/ST candidates. I Will suggest some Best Law colleges fee structure and admission procedure:
1. Christ University college Bachelor of Business Administration BBA course fee structure in Karnataka student is 140000 INR and non- Karnataka student is 165000 INR.
2. For BBA LL.B. And BAA-LL.B candidates need to pass 10+2 from any recognised board of education.
3. Symbiosis Law College Fee Structure is B.A. LL.B. INR 3.20 Laces per annum and BBA LL.B. INR 3.20 Laces per annum.
4. IFIM Law College Admission Eligibility Criteria is In addition to the AILET CLAT or ILAT. The candidate should have passed +2/PUC or equivalent with a minimum of 45% marks. 5% relaxation is given to SC/ST candidates.

CFA and Financial Rsik Management are really good courses. Let me tell you both shortly how they are.
CFA course is definintely a good course, however challenging andd time consuming. I suppose that after completing your Chartered Accountancy, you would wish to start working in a corporate. There fore doing CFA along with a job will be little difficult and hectic. If you are not planing to work after CA, then you may definintely join CFA course from CFA Institute, USA and study full time for CFA.
CA and CFA as a combination is fantastic and is highly paid and demanded in India and abroad as well.
If you do not feel to do CFA, I would suggest you to do a certification course in International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). IFRS is replacing US GAAP and IAS too. This has tremendous scope and there are good job opportunities in the corporate.
IFRS will definitely give you an edge over others.
MBA with CA:
Later on, I would just like to suggest that go for an MBA part time from one of the top BSchools in India. MBA and Chartered Accountancy combination is regarded as best in the industry and tremendously demanded.