YES, you can do both simultaneously l, it depends on your choice of law college you choose 

CS with LLB is like a compliment to each other. Many of my friends are pursuing both the courses simultaneously but the only thing is you can only opt for 1 degree after completion of both and you can opt any one of them which are trending or most benefited to you.

It will add up a degree and knowledge too. Now a days recruiter looks for a person who had additional qualification with CS it might be LLB or MBA.

So its up to you if you can do both at the same time, better chances of getting Job at the earliest.

Pros

• Much higher qualification would lead to more good opportunities
• Making the option wider for your career
• Professionalism in two main streams

All these being pros they sound really good and will be very good when you will pursue these but there are many cons as every good thing comes with some negativity such as-

• This would get much difficult to pursue LLB
• Apart from this CS regular classes would make your schedule much hectic.
• LLB exams might also suffer much due CS examinations .
• Apart from all these their also one main reason which is as said “Travelling in two boats at same time will make you sink” thus focusing on one things at a time would benefit much

Hello Sam!

By all means yes. ICSI is a professional body which conducts the exams, mandates the internships and development programs and imparts the CS degree. It is not a college or a University and neither does it mandate nor have any full-time course like schedule and pattern.

You can pursue CS with any undergrad degree. LLB is the best choice because CS, on a macro level, pertains to Corporate and Securities Laws, which will supplement your undergrad degree. Moreover, some of the subjects of CS and LLB can overlap giving you an advantage of knowing more than most other students at an earlier stage.

CS exam happened twice a year. One in June and the other in December. So you can fill the form and apply for the exam. 

Thankyou