I graduated with a BA/LLB last year and recently passed the CS Executive Entrance Test. I wanted to know whether completing the CS course will do me any good. I am currently working at a litigation chamber however, I am thinking of moving to a corporate law firm so will the CS Course be beneficial in the long run? I understand these questions get asked around here a lot and apologize for the same but I really needed some help from some of you experienced folks. Thanks for all your help!

CS is useless if you want to work in a corporate law firm. It might be useful if you want to work in a inhouse legal team of a Company. However, that too depends on the organization as most Companies have separate legal and CS teams.

Yes, you should. A CS degree really helps.

Lol

Would it be helpful for a career in tax law?

CS- no, CA- definitely.

Dude, CA is not that easy.also need to do 3 years internship.