Company Secretary

Hello Bhavna!Choosing a course after 12th always depends on personal interests, career goals, future plans, budget, and mainly on the things you are passionate about. A career in both Banking and Company Secretary is great. You will have good growth and opportunities. Both streams have a good scope in the market.Company Secretary: The Institute of Company Secretaries of India offers courses in Company Secretary. This course will give you financial, accounting, and legal knowledge. After choosing this you can become a Company Secretary or Corporate Lawyer. In India, initially, you can earn INR 3 -5 LPA as a fresher, after getting the experience you can earn INR 17 LPA or more depending upon skills, knowledge and experience. This will also give you a chance to get a job internationally. This course has a high demand in the market and there are many opportunities and job roles for this course.Banking: You can pursue a banking course by selecting BBA, B.Com or Diploma in Banking and Finance. These courses will give you knowledge in banking administration, monetary organizations, investments, asset management, and insurance. You can become Bank Manager, Financial Analyst, or Credit Analyst. As fresher, you can earn INR 3-6 LPA, and after getting experience you can earn in any digits you want depending on your knowledge and skills, there are fields like investment banker, stock market etc., in which having a banking knowledge will help you earn a good amount of money. Ultimately, the decision depends on your interests. I hope it will help. You can reach out to us for further queries.Thank You.

IntroductionThe term 'Secretarial Practice' has been used to include knowledge, skills, procedure and methods of work to be performed by a Private Secretary or Office Assistant.Persons with Secretarial Skills find employment in all types of offices e.g., govt., public or private, different types of agencies etc. located in big and small cities. The application of modern technology advancements has brought a revolution and greater effectiveness in day to day working of the offices. Due to this, procedures have become more streamlined and office work has become more interesting and challenging. ObjectivesUnderstand the nature of duties and responsibilities of a Secretary;Develop essential skills in performing secretarial tasks;Understand the forms of organisation structure;Develop skill in handling office machines and equipments Job OpportunitiesSelf Employment Open a STD/ISD Photocopies centreOffer secretanal work on contract basis to organisationsWage employment Work as Private secretary/Personal AssistantInstructor insmall Public/Pvt. sectorCourse DurationOne yearScheme of studiesTheory - 40%, Practical - 60% Entry level QualificationsEducation : Class X pass

According to the search results, Integrated Company Secretary (Executive + Professional) is considered better than Company Secretaryship at ICSI Delhi. Company Secretary (Executive + Professional) is a combination of Executive and Professional programs, offers a thorough understanding of the subject. Compared to Company Secretaryship, which is a stand-alone curriculum, this course is more advanced.According to the Integrated Company Secretary (Executive + Professional), this is a preferable choice because it offers more comprehensive knowledge and greater employment prospects. Furthermore, ICSI Delhi has a stellar placement history and has drawn attention from reputable employers as KPMG India, PwC, Deloitte, and EY for hiring. Thus, it may be said that company secretaryship at ICSI Delhi is inferior to integrated company secretaryship (executive + professional).