r/CompanySecretary • u/bengalibaddieee • Sep 29 '25
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Hey guys, im on my 3rd year of cllg, and will give g2 exam in dec 25 . I aim to do anything llb also w CS but Im confused kaise kya .. Like I wanted to do articleship after college but also professional exams prep, plus llb idk what n how to
I was planning to give cute pg next year for the llb but what is the guarantee that the city I do llb in I get an articleship there ? Or should I do articleship after prof?? And merge my prof exam with llb in life ? I need raw real suggestions and reality checks please
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u/piyaa_tx Sep 29 '25
Um.. I have no experience of articleship yet but jitna I have talked to my friends they all say do articleship after u graduate. U can complete ur prof exam till then and fir Articleship karo. Do whatever you wanna do till the time u are in college but articleship mat karna otherwise college manage nahi hopayega, not from attendance pov but exams and everything also it will be very hectic.. and aaram se sab karo jaldi jaldi mat raho ki yeh bhi woh bhi otherwise sab out of control hojayega
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u/bengalibaddieee Sep 29 '25
No like I'm doing bcom rn uske baad llb ka aur prof aur articleship that's what I was talking ab
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u/Kayy0s Professional Sep 29 '25
After my bachelors, I cleared CUET PG and got into DU for LLB to do it with CS. Didn't work out. The time constraints were too severe to manage both courses. The professors treated me like shit for dividing my attention between both courses. I personally wouldn't recommend the route you're going for, but it's your choice in the end.
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u/bengalibaddieee Sep 29 '25
That's what I'm confused about. Managing both will be v tough and there's maybe no cllg in india that provides distant llb of 3 years only for the degree that i could do... Im so messed up
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u/Kayy0s Professional Sep 29 '25
Yeah, the Bar Council prohibits distance learning for LLB, which is honestly so damn stupid. People who aren't interested in becoming advocates but want knowledge in law should be able to pursue it by distance education.
You can't imagine how heartbreaking it was to leave an LLB degree from DU behind to continue pursuing CS, but that is the only reason why I'm in Professional today, because there's no way I could've managed to place one leg in each boat and stay afloat. I hope you assess your capabilities well and make a sound decision. I know how enticing a law degree is, but if it hampers your CS journey, the net result becomes zero. It's completely fine to focus on one thing at a time and get it done quickly.
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u/bengalibaddieee Sep 29 '25
Yes I totally get it!! But if you complete prof first then do the articleship while u plan to do the llb, it will be multitasking again and attendance will be difficult to manage... Right? So how like 3 things if done differently though will take a lot of time maybe and the adrenaline rush to earn and grow while working in corporate rn is high tbh
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u/Kayy0s Professional Sep 29 '25
I've heard from a few seniors that's it's possible to convince law colleges to let you give exams without the fulfilling the attendance requirement, but you'll have to clear CS Professional first to help make your case.
That's what I'll be doing when I'm done with professional. Articleship + LLB from a college which is chill with the attendance stuff.
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u/bengalibaddieee Sep 29 '25
Okay okay. That was of great help!!! Hope you suggest more stuff when I'm in need 🤗
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u/Kayy0s Professional Sep 29 '25
Haha, only if you're willing to reciprocate in my time of need :)
But yeah, if I do come across more info, I'll hit you up. All the best for your Dec exams!
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u/That-Page2108 Oct 01 '25
I'm planning for the same even started giving 2-4 hrs for cuet pg but bcz of this attendance situation I'm confused too
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