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GATE Eligibility:
B.E. / B.Tech. / B.Pharma. B.Arch
B Sc. (Research)/ B. S. - Bachelors degree in Science (Post-Diploma/ 4 years after 10+2)
M.Sc. / M.A. /MCA or equivalent
Int. M.E. / M.Tech. Int. M.E. / M.Tech. Or Dual Degree (after Diploma or 10+2)
Int. M.Sc. / Int. B. S. -M. S. Professional Society Examinations (equivalent to B.E. / B.Tech. / B.Arch. )
Candidates who have obtained/are pursuing their qualifying degree from countries other than India: I) must have completed or are in the final year of their Bachelors degree (duration: at least 4 years) in Engineering/Technology or; ii) must have completed or are in the final year of their Post Graduate (Masters) degree (duration: at least 2 years) in any relevant subjects in Science.

Hi,
As far as advantage of being a Sales Tax consultant concerns, you need to have proper qualification which is:
1. CA/ CMA + LL.B. Preferred. It gives you good money but you really need to work hard to build rapport, learn skills and ability to negotiate well with client as well as Government authority. The Indian Revenue Service (IRS) is one of the Premier Civil Services (Group "A") of India. IRS comprises IRS (C and CE) and IRS (IT). IRS officers are concerned with the:
1. Collection
2. Administration and
3. Policy Formation of Direct and Indirect Taxes. Selection is through the Civil Services Examination conducted by Union Public Service Commission through a three-stage combined selection process. IRS Officer Trainees undergo a three month foundation training with fellow officers from All India Services and other Central Services (Group AAT Lal Bahadur National Academy of Administration (LBSNAA) followed by a 15 month rigorous professional training in NACEN Faridabad for the officers of Customs and Excise or NADT Nagpur for officers of Income Tax, where they are intensively trained in:
1. Principles.
2. Concepts and Advances in Management.
3. Taxation.
4. Public Policy and
5. Law. Alternatively, the S. C. conducts an exam every year for recruitment to the following posts:
1. Inspector of Central Excise.
2. Examiner in Custom House.
3. Preventive officer in Custom Houses.
4. Inspector of Income Tax in different charges of the commissioner of Income Tax.
5. Assistant Enforcement officers in the Directorate of Enforcement (FERA). The exam is held once a year, generally in the month of April. A candidate must have the age of 18 years and must have not attained the age of 25 years and a candidate must hold degree of a recognised university or equivalent. The minimum educational qualification is a Bachelors degree with Hindi and English as main subjects. The exam consists of a written Exam and an interview for personality Test.

No. It is not possible to pursue M.Com and LL.B. Simultaneously. Both M.Com and LL.B. Are full-time courses that require a significant amount of time and effort. It would be very difficult to complete both courses simultaneously. If you are interested in pursuing both M.Com and LL.B. You can do so one after the other. You can complete your B.Com and then pursue an M.Com. Once you have completed your M.Com. You can then pursue an LL.B. Another option is to pursue a dual degree programme that offers both M.Com and LL.B. These programs are typically more challenging than pursuing the two degrees separately, but they can save you time and money in the long run. Ultimately, the decision of whether to pursue M.Com and LL.B. Simultaneously or separately is up to you. Consider your individual circumstances and goals when making your decision. If you are still interested in pursuing both M.Com and LL.B. Simultaneously, you can check with your university or college to SEE if they offer any programs that allow you to do so. You may also want to consider taking online courses or working part-time to help you manage your time. It is important to note that pursuing both M.Com and LL.B. Simultaneously will be a challenge. You will need to be highly motivated and organized to succeed. However, if you are willing to put in the hard work, it can be a rewarding experience. However, if you are interested in pursuing a career in law, you may want to consider pursuing an LL.B. After completing your B.Com. An LL.B. Will provide you with the skills and knowledge you need to practice law. If you are interested in pursuing a career in business, you may want to consider pursuing an M.Com after completing your B.Com. An M.Com will provide you with the skills and knowledge you need to work in the field of business. Ultimately, the decision of which degree to pursue depends on your individual interests and goals. Good luck.