Company Secretaryship Eligibility
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Bipin Jha
Guide-Level 12
The Company Secretary course is divided into three stages
Foundation Program
Executive Program
Professional Program
If you are a graduate, you may enroll directly for the Executive Program. The institute do not conduct any entrance exam for the same.
After qualifying the Professional Program, the candidate has to undergo Management training for a period of 15 months. Within this training program, the candidate has to undergo practical training in a CS firm.
Apart from this, the candidate has to go for another training of 15 days in the registrar of a company, Affiliated stock exchange, SEBI etc.
The one who completes all these training progra
Foundation Program
Executive Program
Professional Program
If you are a graduate, you may enroll directly for the Executive Program. The institute do not conduct any entrance exam for the same.
After qualifying the Professional Program, the candidate has to undergo Management training for a period of 15 months. Within this training program, the candidate has to undergo practical training in a CS firm.
Apart from this, the candidate has to go for another training of 15 days in the registrar of a company, Affiliated stock exchange, SEBI etc.
The one who completes all these training progra
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nitin kashyapbelieve in the power of present
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No, if you are pretty confident about your preparation but coaching will definitely help you.
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mahak jain
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Yes, you can pursue CS with MBA but this will create heavy burden on your studies. If you have capabilities then you may go for both the courses. It is advisable that if you opt both then go for correspondence MBA instead of regular because doing both the courses through regular mode is not possible.
Yes, you can pursue CS with MBA but this will create heavy burden on your studies. If you have capabilities then you may go for both the courses. It is advisable that if you opt both then go for correspondence MBA instead of regular because doing both the courses through regular mode is not possible.
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Navin Chouhan
Beginner-Level 5
Yes, you can go with both but if you completed the B.Com after that, you can directly go on executive CS.
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Bipin Jha
Guide-Level 12
12th class candidates can pursue CS course. This course includes 3 levels – Foundation, Intermediate, and Final Course. After 12th class, you need to apply for Foundation or entry level course in CS. You can register for foundation course in CS via online by logging in to official site. The written exam for this course is conducted in December and June respectively. You need to register for foundation exam at least 9 months before actual date of the exam. ICSI is the central institute which conducts this course in India. ICSI has several centers in different regions where in one can pursue this course.
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Juhi BansalExplore your self
Guide-Level 14
Hi,
First you should complete you L.L.B. and currently, you are working in a CA firm and you have learn a lot of things, so, you must be having knowledge of accounts, CA and CS. CS is also a plus point in your study and future.
First you should complete you L.L.B. and currently, you are working in a CA firm and you have learn a lot of things, so, you must be having knowledge of accounts, CA and CS. CS is also a plus point in your study and future.
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Seheer OttayilEducational Expert and Columnist
Guide-Level 11
Minimum 50% marks are required for the same.
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