Aashish Dinanath Tripathi (Articled Assisstant) 13 October 2009
Hi guys.
Im a CA final student (PCC passed).
Completed graduation just now.
Want to practise as a CA and in tax field.
I wish to do LLM how to go about it and also I want to get the bar council membership, please guide me about it.
I live in Mumbai so please also guide about the colleges providing this and also fees for the same.
Thanks in advance.
Hello Tripathy g doing LL.M. is not a bad idea though this course basically aims to prepare lecturers however as this course provides a broad understanding of the subject it will definitely help u in any field. IN mumbai u have mumbai law college having nominal fees, adjoining to it is SYMBIOSIS LAW COLLEGE , PUNE, but it is expensive.
A V Vishal (Advocate) 13 October 2009
To do LLM you need to do LLB, so advise you to first join and complete the 3 year LLB then you can go for LLM
Aashish Dinanath Tripathi (Articled Assisstant) 13 October 2009
Oh, so LLB is on my cards too.
But i want to know whether I can do specialization in particular field like taxation, legal limigation etc etc, if yes then please guide me.
A V Vishal (Advocate) 14 October 2009
Yes in LLb you can opt Taxation as specialization apart from corporate laws and other civil/criminal laws, unfortunately at LLM there is no specialized subject on taxation since taxation laws change from year to year according to the finance act.
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