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If you are interested and determined to do law but can't go against your parents....then prepare for CLAT along side your engineering first year. Consider your engineering as a partial drop and work hard. Apart from nlus give exam for SLS, du 5 yr LLB, LSAT.
If somehow you aren't able to clear it then stick with engineering and explore engineering options.
Plan 2.
Treat your engineering as a graduation degree that makes you eligible for 3 yr LLB.
In your final year prepare for LLB entrance as now a days NLUs are opening 3 yr LLB courses such as NLSAT conducted by NLS,
NLUO conducts its own exam.
Another college is LLB from iit KGP that is only for engineers and provides placements into law firms and other companies in IP field.
P.S. I was in a similar situation and went for Plan2 and it is worked.
All the best.