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Kyuki job to vaise bhi milne wali hai nahi
5 saal le liye ek kaam to mil jayega.
then check how feasible they are
from my own experience llm does not add any value for law firm jobs if one comes back to India, if llm is being used to move to another jurisdiction one must have the pathway ready before committing to llm, doing llm has rarely anything to do with getting a job outside india
dont know much about mba but if the placement stats at top 50 places are anything to go by then people do get good jobs, however mbas are almost 3-4 times as expensive as llm especially if you do the 2 yr american version, uk version is one year and a bit cheaper, also fro the top 50 mba places you would need around 3 yrs of work ex or they will not even look at your application + 650 gmat score min