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7 years agoScholar-Level 17
B.Tech in lateral entry is a process in which students who have studied Diploma after 10th or 12th and wish to study further can get admission in B.Tech college directly into the 2nd year because they had studied enough in their Diploma so that they didn't need 1st-year study.
But if you are a B.Sc graduate then you can't go for B.Tech lateral entry.
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7 years agoGuide-Level 14
Yes, it is very good decision for your future and yes it is possible, but you have to very work hard in studies because you are doing two courses together and go for in-depth knowledge in CS.
All the best.
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7 years agoGuide-Level 12
2. LL.B with CS
3. MBA finance with CS
With CS, you may go for MBA finance from a reputed and recognized university, institute or college. MBA finance will help you to grow and think as a finance professional. MBA finance will help you to develop administrative skills which when merged with your legal and compliance skills will put you to a different level altogether. With MBA finance qualification, you will be able to portray yourself as a professional having top management strategic, financial, business administration and business development knowledge and understanding along with compliance related knowledge and skill.
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7 years agoContributor-Level 10
To be honest, no one else, but you can guide yourself for this.
MBA will give you a diversified set of knowledge including industry exposure relating to business.
M.Com can be a good option,if you want to make a career in accounts specifically.
CS is altogether a different field. If you believe, you are good with laws and everything, go for it.
Basically, you will have to identify your interest area.
This is an important decision.
Think well. Go through the syllabus, and each and every detail of the courses, then take decision.
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