What are some exemptions in LLB after completing CS course?

Exemptions are Cleared LLB: Passed LL.B. (Three Years Degree Course / or Five Years integrated Law Course) from a recognised University / Institute either constituted under an ACT of Parliament or approved by AICTE/AIU and having secured 50% or more marks in the aggregate. Exemption Executive Level : ONE SUBJECT Exemption available in paper (s) covered under Executive Programme Stage: Industrial, Labour & General Laws. Exemption at professional level: NO SUBJECT No paper-wise exemptions available for this qualification in any paper covered under Professional Programme Stage. Reference: Students are required to apply for paper wise exemption in desired subject through Online Services. Does an LL.B. Holder get an exemption in CS. If yes, which are the subjects exempted? How good is the CS/LLB combination? I'm a CS. Final student. I've already done my graduation and honestly I'm not looking for post graduation. Coming to LL.B. No I haven't given thought about it because CS. Is a full-fledged career option in itself. We already studied enough laws here. I'm against the LL.B. Noo! Ofcourse, Pursuing LL.B. Will unlock hollowed doors of the corporate world to you. You can explore and test yourself. But, That time could be utilised in other areas of your field. You studied various topics, right? Go ahead and specialize in it, Become an expert. Let people seek you for brilliant and best advice. I'm against the LL.B. Noo! If you really wanna do it, go for it! Exam could be easy as you already studied certain portions while undergoing CS. An Added advantage? Yesss. Also, a new baby in your family. (Another degree in your CV) Congratulations, Later on companies are statutorily obliged to lay their hands on CS. As well as Lawyer for the price of one. Thanks.

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