Can I do LLB after B.Sc CS? What are its pros and cons?

I am a 1st year student of B.Sc CS in a public state university in West Bengal, and I want to do LLB.

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    YASH SHARMA | Scholar-Level 17

    a year ago
    Yes, you can do LL.B. (3 Year PG Law programme) after B.Sc. CS. You can give CLAT/ISAT entrance test for taking admission in Law University and Colleges. Doing LL.B. After B.Sc. CA is a very good option. Many corporate sectors prefer this combination of degree and one of the finest opportunities in Intellectual Property Law and cyber law department. No degree has cons. Best of Luck.

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