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CS additional course on 22nd April 2012, 9:04 pm
merasonu2
Can anyone let me know that ,,is it manageable to do DU LLB alongwith CS ,or CCSU llb is also a good option,,,will it clash with my CS training as i want to do LLB with my training,,
I am considering here CS as my main course.,,,any LLB as secondary course
so is it mandatory to do LLB from a well reputed college(university)
thanks
harsh
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Re: CS additional course on 24th April 2012, 6:07 pm
rchgiri
CSoC Super Master

I strongly suggest you to do Chartered Accountancy as well as Cost Accountancy along with CS if you really want to step up in your career. All the three courses have all most all similar syllabus. You can do LLB. But it is not required in my opinion.
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Re: CS additional course on 26th April 2012, 4:22 pm
merasonu2
rchgiri wrote:Dear Harsh,
I strongly suggest you to do Chartered Accountancy as well as Cost Accountancy along with CS if you really want to step up in your career. All the three courses have all most all similar syllabus. You can do LLB. But it is not required in my opinion.
SIR,
But would'nt i have to do 3 year of articleship extra also for CA course after my 15 month CS training..
It would be time consuming.
and if i opt for CA course after completing CS then will i get some exemptions in papers of CA,if yes then in which subjects
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Re: CS additional course on 26th April 2012, 7:39 pm
rchgiri
CSoC Super Master

After completing CS, you will get exemption in Cost Accountancy only & will not get any exemption in CA. Yes, there is an articleship in CA. That is 3 years OR 2 years + 1 year industrial training. After CA, your value would be much much higher than Cost Accountancy & CS. Now the best combinatios are CA + CS + CMA / CA + CS / CMA + CS. Please visit www.naukri.com where you will find the requirements of the employers. Please talk to me over my cell number for further clarification. It may be noted that many students are doing three courses at a time for time saving & better prospectus.
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