Llb with cs

Go for CS you can always go in for LLM afterwards.

Yaa u cn do cs along wid law.. No problm in der.. Lots of student doing so

thanxxx both of u..but i just wanted to ask that if going in taxation further in law, so would cs be helpful? as my 1 preference is law and not cs...i'm confused that it wont affect my law studies bcoz managing both at a time is bit difficult coz 100% dedication cant be given to both of the subjects ..some of my friends are doing it and it seems that studies do get affected so dats where m thinking upon also u know there are moot courts competitions and many more such activities in law which i really dont wana miss out...and many people advised me to do cs later on after the completion of llb as i can heartly concentrate then..doing both at a time is not the problem but i supose i wont be able to get the exact knowledge and experience which would i have got otherwise if done one at a time..so what u think would be preferble doing simultaneosly or later on ? also what would be d difference if done later on and hw mny exemptions would i get of the subject being in law..? do u know the criteria? please help me i would be grateful to you...hope u got my question...

If your aim is to practice Taxation after doing LLB, then dont go for CS, because CS not taxation oriented course.  It will be useful to complete your LLB and take some practical exposure in chartered accountant firm/advocate practising taxation.

thannxxx for the advice but i heard that cs is helpful regarding taxation career...and  instead of taxation if i opt something else than what would be preferable like corporate sort of coz cs is a legal advisor so if opting for cs than which career in law should we opt??? plzzz suggest??  

for cs go for taxation very useful for u.

first decide where u want to go?

don mess up all in one.

think and decide