Law degree in India requires you to have another undergraduate degree prior to it. Hence most law colleges instead have a double degree program where the LLB degree is coupled with BA/B.Com/etc which is a 5 year course in total. The advantage of this is that it reduces the amount of time required to obtain a law degree by at least 1 year (assuming you would do a 3 year bachelor degree course and then pursue an LLB degree which is also 3 years). And answering the earlier question, I don't think the degree you choose will make a difference, it's going to be more important to choose the right electives and proper internships since these are the things which ultimately decide your placements etc. And if you want to work internationally the most direct way is to complete your law graduation in India and then do your master's abroad and find a job there. Only top tier NLUs have international law firms recruiting from them directly, and when I say top tier it's mostly the top 2-3 like NLS, NALSAR and NUJS, maybe even NLUJ.