Aim to have at least two decent publications by the end of the year, intern at least twice with good firms, if not the major players, read samples of drafting basic legal documents from literature available on the Internet, Youtube or books, increase your public speaking and presentation skills (you may even discuss those with the senior LLB students who have cracked interviews), learn to use the databases well for research and come up with a decent piece of dissertation.

there is no roadmap..., getting a job after LLM is almost impossible. You can get into litigation and join advocates willing to train you. However, you can do that right after graduation and do not need a job for that.

So you should try that instead of wasting your money and time.

All of the above is only true if you do not want to get into academia.