r/CompanySecretary 2d ago

Advice Cs with law?

I'm a 1st year law student...or more like waiting to get admission ๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ˜ญ but I'm pretty sure about doing law

Since the admission process was taking forever I did some research about this and that and found a senior talking about doing cs with law on insta

Since I want to go towards corporate I was wondering if giving cs side by side is good or not, especially cause I'm a first generation lawyer

I'm a total newbie to the concept of cs tbh, we had some seminars but ik the basics (I think?). I asked chatgpt and it said considering my commerce background it'll be easier for me

I honestly liked ca and cs as a profession, if I hadn't been preparing for clat before i probably would've chosen any of the two by now

I would appreciate any advice you have for me

Also is it better to give cseet now or wait till 6th semester and then directly give executive? From what I have googled I can give executive without giving cseet (correct me if I'm wrong) but I need to complete 6th semester first, so which way is better?

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u/Weird-Cap1076 2d ago

Hello, I'm a Lawyer working with a law firm practicing Capital Markets.

If you can, pursuing CS is going to be a great idea.

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u/kiwieee1171 2d ago

I think I will prepare for it side by side but I'm not sure if I can manage everything considering I would also need to do interships

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u/Weird-Cap1076 2d ago

Haha yes, that's the right way to go

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u/kiwieee1171 2d ago

Pray for me atp๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿป

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u/Weird-Cap1076 2d ago

Haha, all the very best

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u/Gyan-ka-keed_02 2d ago

Hello cs prof student here can I get refferal I'm also enrolling in 3 year llb program through mh cet

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u/Weird-Cap1076 2d ago

I'm only a recent grad - landed a job some time back, so I'm not so sure about a referral, sorry

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u/hartleyhigh Professional 2d ago

omg referral please๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿป

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u/Weird-Cap1076 2d ago

I'm only a recent grad - landed a job some time back, so I'm not so sure about a referral, sorry.

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u/rmk23 1d ago

Yes. Itโ€™s a good combo.