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The study to both these courses is a bit tough. Yes, you can option for studying these two courses together as many subjects covered under CA are covered under LLB as well. So it would not be that difficult to study these two courses together. Also, the main thing which you should keep in mind is that both these courses need a thorough study and also you should give sufficient time to both LLB and CA.
The benefits of these two courses done together would be that you will get great career opportunities once you complete CA with LLB. Also, private sector has always loved this combination of these two courses and they get paid very well.
So I would suggest you to go for it. But at the same time you need to handle the studies well enough and keep a balance of it.
You will have great career opportunities in trade and commerce sector as well.
I hope this information proves to be helpful to you.
Feel free to revert back for any further details or questions regarding the same.
Wishing you all the very best and have a great career.

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Yes, for Aeronautical Engineering. Computer Science is not necessary. To enter into engineering college, you have to give Engineering Entrance Exams after class 12th. For that Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics are compulsory Subjects. CS in not compulsory. It is your choice to take CS in class 12th or not. In first year, all subjects are common in all branches. Subjects differs according to University. But, there are some subjects, which are in every university's syllabus. Basic Programming Languages is a subject you will learn in your first year. After that, from 2nd year onwards there is no subject related to Computer Science. Some designing software might be there, but are learnable. So, the answer to your question is, yes, you can do aeronautical engineering without computer science. Check out link below for more information about GGIAET
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