Which stream is better- BA followed by law or B.Tech in computer science?

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Dharamveer Dheer Educator at University | Scholar-Level 18

4 years ago

Hi, Opt for computer Science if you want to enter into IT sector else you can pursue law, but for law try to opt for integrated course which offers Honors degree like:
B.Com LL.B. Honors
BBA LL.B. Honors
BA LL.B. Honors
Also, for getting admitted in law you have to crack CLAT/LPUNEST examination. Start preparing according to your passion and interest. LPU is there for both the programs!
All the best.

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Khushal Arora | Scholar-Level 16

4 years ago

Hello,
Both the options are way apart and offer different career prospective. Lawyer, higher paid provided you get a good job and to get a good job you need contact or very good grades, otherwise you end up as counselor or investigator at a insurance company etc. Lawyers make a lot more but the unemployment is high. Very protective. The fancy jobs are usually located in the big cities. Although smaller cities have opportunities they are usually not as fancy. Experience counts and you will be more valuable with age. Engineer, depends on what type of engineer but in general if you are specialised you need to move to change jobs, since com

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Hello,
Both the options are way apart and offer different career prospective. Lawyer, higher paid provided you get a good job and to get a good job you need contact or very good grades, otherwise you end up as counselor or investigator at a insurance company etc. Lawyers make a lot more but the unemployment is high. Very protective. The fancy jobs are usually located in the big cities. Although smaller cities have opportunities they are usually not as fancy. Experience counts and you will be more valuable with age. Engineer, depends on what type of engineer but in general if you are specialised you need to move to change jobs, since companies know that they will press your salaries downward. Engineering jobs are spread out some are in the cities but most are on the outskirts and smaller cities. Salary are alot lower for engineer than lawyers. Lawyer reach their peak at around 4045 from there on your salary will go down. But the cost of living in smaller cities are lower so it can be quite good in total. So in short if you want a well paid job in a or near a big city choose law. If you want a low paying job in a smaller city choose engineering. If you want a interesting job I would say they can be equal. If you want to afford an expensive hobby choose law. If you think you got the contacts to become a lawyer go law. If you think you are the next bill gates. Go law. Now with this you need to choose a right academic partner. I have done my engineering from Lovely Professional University. I would suggest you to have a look over it. Being an LPU Alumni, I can say that LPU has experienced faculty members, well-equipped labs, great infrastructure, excellent placements, complete training and placement assistance and lot more and that too at a very low fees and high scholarships. The university is equipped with the latest technologies delivering the most effective methods of teaching in its spacious campus. LPU provides an environment where students are enlightened through the extensive array of learning methodologies. Highly qualified teaching staff combined with the best laboratories and modern technologies makes LPU the best place to pursue your degree. I hope this helps. All the Best.

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Hello, Both the options are way apart and offer different career prospective. Lawyer, higher paid provided you get a good job and to get a good job you need contact or very good grades, otherwise you end up as counselor or investigator at a insurance company etc. Lawyers make a lot more but the unemployment is high. Very protective. The fancy jobs are usually located in the big cities. Although smaller cities have opportunities they are usually not as fancy. Experience counts and you will be more valuable with age. Engineer, depends on what type of engineer but in general if you are specialised you need to move to change jobs, since companies know that they will press your salaries downward. Engineering jobs are spread out some are in the cities but most are on the outskirts and smaller cities. Salary are alot lower for engineer than lawyers. Lawyer reach their peak at around 4045 from there on your salary will go down. But the cost of living in smaller cities are lower so it can be quite good in total. So in short if you want a well paid job in a or near a big city choose law. If you want a low paying job in a smaller city choose engineering. If you want a interesting job I would say they can be equal. If you want to afford an expensive hobby choose law. If you think you got the contacts to become a lawyer go law. If you think you are the next bill gates. Go law. Now with this you need to choose a right academic partner. I have done my engineering from Lovely Professional University. I would suggest you to have a look over it. Being an LPU Alumni, I can say that LPU has experienced faculty members, well-equipped labs, great infrastructure, excellent placements, complete training and placement assistance and lot more and that too at a very low fees and high scholarships. The university is equipped with the latest technologies delivering the most effective methods of teaching in its spacious campus. LPU provides an environment where students are enlightened through the extensive array of learning methodologies. Highly qualified teaching staff combined with the best laboratories and modern technologies makes LPU the best place to pursue your degree. I hope this helps. All the Best.

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Rashmi Nagdeve Executive Trainer at Head held high | Contributor-Level 10

8 years ago

Hello Narender, both the courses are Excellent. Choose as per your interest, B.tech in CSE can provide you number of job opportunities.

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Ritika Sethiya | Contributor-Level 10

8 years ago

go with your interest in it

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Ashutosh singh | Contributor-Level 8

7 years ago

You have to choose a stream according to your interest.
You need to be confident about the sector in which you can get success.

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aneesh ram miles to go before I sleep.... | Contributor-Level 9

8 years ago

Hi,
Opt for computer science if you want to enter into IT sector else you can pursue law, but for law try to opt for integrated course which offers Honors degree like:
B.Com (LLB) Honors
BBA (LLB) Honors
BA (LLB) Honors
Also, for getting admitted in law you have to crack CLAT examination. Start preparing according to your passion and interest.
All the best.

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Abhishek anand 20:12:1995 | Contributor-Level 10

8 years ago

Depends on your interest.

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Nikhlesh Mathur | Guide-Level 14

8 years ago

Different people will have different choices and therefore your own liking of the subjects is important. Yes, for me B.Tech in Computer Science is more lucrative than the other one Narendra.

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Suni K | Guide-Level 14

7 years ago

A comparison of different backgrounds would be difficult. The choice might depend on whee you wish to see yourself after the completion of a course - as an engineer or as a lawyer.

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Vibha Gupta | Scholar-Level 17

4 years ago

Well if you have your interest to go in the field of law then you should go for that otherwise Computer Science is having many opportunities. Basically it depends upon the interest of an individual. I will recommend Lovely professional University for any of these programmes. LPU is a well renowned university, providing quality education, innovative pedagogy and unbeatable placements both national and international. LPU provides a great academic exposure to its students. It provides a chance to the students to attend guest lectures or workshops, so that they get to learn as much as they can. The students also work on live projects, so t

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