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Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. LL.B. Bachelor of Legislative Law or commonly known as Bachelor of Laws is three-year course after graduation. LL.B. Can be pursued after completion of graduation in any discipline. After completing 12th, a candidate can opt for five-year integrated undergraduate degrees. Admissions to LL.B. Course are done on the basis of merit as well as on the basis of various LL.B. Entrance exams such as, CLAT AILET ISAT, DUET etc. LL.B. From IGNOU is not possible since IGNOU does not provide any LL.B. Course and the Bar Council does not recognise law degrees in distance mode. Students can study LL.B. After graduation, they will have to go through the same LL.B. Admission process.

If you want to explore yourself with perspective technologies then just go for Masters in respective branch.
If you get IIScs/IITs/NITs after getting good rank in GATE, then there is bright future for you.
Here I am putting some branches of M.Tech/ME/ Ph.D in which you choose to do yours Masters.
ME - Applied Electronics
M.Tech - Applied Electronics and Instrumentation
ME - Communication Engineering
M.Tech - Communication Engineering
ME - Communication System
M.Tech - Communication Systems
ME - Communication Systems Engineering
ME - Digital Communication
M.Tech - Digital Communication
M.Tech - Digital Electronics and Communications
M.Tech - Electronic Instrumentation & Communication Systems
ME - Electronics and Communications Engineering
M.Tech - Electronics and Communications Engineering
ME - Electronics and Control
ME - Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering
M.Tech - Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering
ME - Electronics Engineering
M.Tech - Electronics Engineering
B.Tech - Electronics Product Design Technology
ME - Power Electronics
M.Tech - Power Electronics
ME - Power Electronics and Drives
M.Tech - Power Electronics and Drives

Career in CSE/IT is considered as one of the most high-paying jobs and is full of opportunities; particularly when India is progressing in information technology industry and is recognized all across the globe. And believe me, this career will continue to be one of the favorites of the students because IT/CS industry is growing rapidly! All the systems need to be programmed and that can only be done by computer engineers. Despite the fact that recent recession showed the worse days for computer engineers, a great hope still persists for Indian computer science professionals for the reason that India has potential to offer IT services at the fraction of the cost of the USA software developing companies. India has an advantage in terms of IT professionals as it produces more in numbers than western countries; therefore, the demand can be filled only with Indian professionals who are par excellence vis-a-vis computer professionals of the West. Indian IT companies such as Wipro, Infosys, TCS, Patni, HCL, etc. have been able to garner gains even during the recession and have hired a number of computer professionals. Even the MNCs look for good computer engineers from India. So, I feel there is a good scope of CSE in today's world.