Dear Sir/madam, Currently i am a undergraduate into (Accounting&Finance).I am planning to go for CS & LLB.I will do CS after my graduation. Please assist me on LLB.Its eligibility,course span,will simultaneously pursuing both these degrees be very hectic?? OR should i chuck CS,LLB & go for ??

Asked by kanjin on 10 July 2008 at 3:57 PM.

Answered by Courses

Most of the Law universities/institutes conduct entrance test on the basis of which students are enrolled for law courses. However, different law universities/institutes conduct separate entrance tests to admit students. The details of the same are given below: Course Structure LLB * Considered a professional course, comprising practical legal training and the teaching of legal theory. * Includes tutorials, seminars, and moot courts. Eligibility Aspiring students of Law need to be proficient in analytical reasoning, current events of national and international importance with special reference to law, general sciences, history and geography of the country, Indian policy and economy. The three-year LLB degree course requires a minimum of 50% marks in any discipline. Some universities may insist on a combination of merit and testing. More than 500 colleges in India offer the LLB professional degree course. National Law School of India University, Bangalore, Law Faculty, Delhi and NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad are among the premier institutes offering this degree. For more information regarding L.L.B, Click here It is not recommended to do any degrees simultaneously as it will hamper the learning process.

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  Is LLB bettr than CS?
  Which has the best scope,high earning,& what will be good for a average student lyk me???
  1) LLB
  2)CS
  3)MBA
  4)ICWA{what r details about this course?can i pursue it with my SYBAF?when is the exam?}

  Asked by kanjin on 11 July 2008 at 9:00 PM.

   

• Answered by Studyplaces Counsellor India

  All courses are very good and if you will do it properly, then you can get very good income. For you, MBA is a better option. For more information, log on: MBA.