Course after CS

Try CA after cs its realy good

CS LLB is preferred generally..so do law..

CS alone is more than sufficient. No other course is superior than it. However you may supplement with some other course preferebly LLB.

FANTASTIC i really suggest u to do LLB after cs , becoz after cs+llb best combination forever no LAW remains after this.

ca karke kya hoga???u can practice just one na.........but still i m doing pcc after clearing cs....just for a degree!!

DO LLB...............IT'S THE PERFECT CHOICE..............IT ALSO BELONGS TO LAW

yup cs and llb is a deadly combo ...

I think best option  is either law or MBL after CS. Master in Business Law(MBL) is good option after CS because it is related to corporate law thus helping to build better career in corporate world

MBL becomes pretty tough fr a person who's not an llb coz its provided as correpondence course ...if a person wants to work /practise side by side ..its course structure is that of LLM +LLB ..but you cannot practise as a lawyer after this course as it just to increase you knowledge but you can work as a legal officer .

A CS is an expert in laws so you can do LL.B. course which would help you supplement your legal knowledge and besides make you familiar with the laws of the land, drafting, etc. You can al try Diploma in Mergers and Acquisitions / Diploma in Securities LAws / Diploma in Cyber Laws from Asian School of Cyber Laws in Mumbai/Pune. 

If you wish to practice, then try getting expertise in FEMA/STPI and Central Excise

going through some posts and discussing with frds on same topic ....i came accross similar answers, that's  even if a person get's  a C.A degree after C.S he can only practise one ..i just wanted to  share that yes , one cannot PRACTISE both the professions but if a person is looking for employment in a comapny the dual proffesional degress help .I know people who are CWA +CS ..but they are working and not practising .If you want to go for a job then you can opt for CWA/C.A  degree.gudluck

Dear friends,

My sincere thanks, for your valuable inputs and supports all the time..

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