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Anyone willing to help out with all this? Is it even possible to get admission to these programs without strong academics?
Foreign LLMs No.

Indian LLMs have entrance tests thank God
That's not true. Getting a funded foreign LLM requires good grades. If you can pay your way throughout, then there are many options available in the UK and the USA.
Places like QML, KCL, UCL, Nottingham, Kent, Sheffield, Leicester, SOAS, basically anything other than Oxbridge.
Proof of that claim (that paying can get you in, especially re. UK) is requested please. Moderators, until and unless some form of such is provided, it would be wise to mark this "contested".
There have been multiple NLU students in the bottom rung of their batch during their undergrad studies, who have gone ahead and done a UK LLM. That's more than enough evidence.
the lower Russell and the plate glass in the UK will take you if you can pay
Says the troll who pretends to be poor but is actually rich enough, and whom all RG unis rejected over the years.
(Rejected because his grades were average of 42%.)
How many times did you fail CLAT and how many subjects did you fail in your law school to be this bitter that you misguide genuine people?
This was accurate. You not knowing something doesn't make it false.
Sure! I applied to 7 of the top 14 ranked law schools in the US and was admitted to 5 of them (3 of those are in the top 10) despite a fairly average GPA of 6/8. I chose to attend a top 3 ranked law school.
how low are your LLB grades?

if it is lower than 60% but more than 55% and you want to do LLM in the UK you may approach newcastle, leicester, kent, qub and leeds, whatever you do please do not apply to post 92 unis in the UK