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Giriraj RathiHappy to help!!
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Hi,
Yes, it is possible to pursue B.Com and CS simultaneously.
However, you need to manage the schedule properly so that the timing of the two doesn't get mixed.
Further, you need to be ready for hectic studying schedule if you wanna excel in both the courses.
It's quite normal to pursue graduation and CS together, so you can also go for the same.
Think and decide.
All the best.
Yes, it is possible to pursue B.Com and CS simultaneously.
However, you need to manage the schedule properly so that the timing of the two doesn't get mixed.
Further, you need to be ready for hectic studying schedule if you wanna excel in both the courses.
It's quite normal to pursue graduation and CS together, so you can also go for the same.
Think and decide.
All the best.
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Pravin JavheriProcess Engineer | Mentor | IIT Bombay
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There are rare chances of you getting admitted to VIT with this rank. But, give a try till last round, if you are ready to take a risk. Because, if there are not sufficient numbers of admissions, in the last round anything can happen, i.e., any person with any rank can get admission. I'm telling you this, because this has happened last year. All the best.
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Pravin JavheriProcess Engineer | Mentor | IIT Bombay
Guide-Level 11
There are rare chances of you getting admitted to VIT with these marks in CET and JEE mains. But, you can try for VIIT. You may get an admission. All the best.
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Giriraj RathiHappy to help!!
Contributor-Level 9
Hi.
You are interested in doing company secretaryship, then you should get yourself enrolled with the Institute of Company Secretaries of India and get started.
You could have done the same after 12th itself.
But, it's never too late. You can either get yourself enrolled now, or you can get yourself enrolled after you complete your graduation. After graduation is completed, you get an exemption from the foundation programme of the institute.
So, it would be better for you to get enrolled after your completion of graduation.
Pursue your interest and all will be well.
All the best!
You are interested in doing company secretaryship, then you should get yourself enrolled with the Institute of Company Secretaries of India and get started.
You could have done the same after 12th itself.
But, it's never too late. You can either get yourself enrolled now, or you can get yourself enrolled after you complete your graduation. After graduation is completed, you get an exemption from the foundation programme of the institute.
So, it would be better for you to get enrolled after your completion of graduation.
Pursue your interest and all will be well.
All the best!
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shreyas chopra
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The primary goal post-qualification should be to gain as much experience as possible. Thereafter, courses can be pursued part-time or in an executive format.
Courses depend on where your interests lie and what you have already done. If you have done B.Com, it is advisable to pursue LLB. If you have already done an LLB, you can pursue the various courses offered by NISM Certifications, or BSE/NSE certifications.
Alternatively, you can go on a tangent and pursue LLM/MBA with some kind of corporate/financial specialization.
You always have the option to take advantage of the MoUs of ICSI and acquire memberships in CISI as well as ICSA.
I can
Courses depend on where your interests lie and what you have already done. If you have done B.Com, it is advisable to pursue LLB. If you have already done an LLB, you can pursue the various courses offered by NISM Certifications, or BSE/NSE certifications.
Alternatively, you can go on a tangent and pursue LLM/MBA with some kind of corporate/financial specialization.
You always have the option to take advantage of the MoUs of ICSI and acquire memberships in CISI as well as ICSA.
I can
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Varun Aamooru
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You'll need below 1000 rank if you're OC. Please check the internet for previous year's cut-off as it keeps changing every year.
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Giriraj RathiHappy to help!!
Contributor-Level 9
Hi,
Yes, an Indian CS can get job in UK:
ICSI has entered into mou with ICSA UK which allows you to get the company secretary certificate in UK just by giving 3 papers out of the total 17. That means you are eligible for exemption of 14 papers if you are a company secretary in India.
For more details, see this link:
http://www.icsi.edu/AboutUs/Collaborations/MOUwithICSA.aspx
All the best.
Yes, an Indian CS can get job in UK:
ICSI has entered into mou with ICSA UK which allows you to get the company secretary certificate in UK just by giving 3 papers out of the total 17. That means you are eligible for exemption of 14 papers if you are a company secretary in India.
For more details, see this link:
http://www.icsi.edu/AboutUs/Collaborations/MOUwithICSA.aspx
All the best.
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Giriraj RathiHappy to help!!
Contributor-Level 9
Most of the commerce pass outs go for graduation I.e. B.Com or BBA along with any professional course I. E. CA, CS or CMA.
It's always good to start both simultaneously to save time.
Moreover by the end of the duration you have two degrees at your disposal which is an advantage.
You can go for CS or any other professional course alone too. But, since those are not considered graduation degrees, going for a B.Com is essential.
Think wisely.
All the best.
It's always good to start both simultaneously to save time.
Moreover by the end of the duration you have two degrees at your disposal which is an advantage.
You can go for CS or any other professional course alone too. But, since those are not considered graduation degrees, going for a B.Com is essential.
Think wisely.
All the best.
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Giriraj RathiHappy to help!!
Contributor-Level 9
Hi,
I infer that you are yet to complete the CS professional programme.
However, Since you already have work experience plus you have completed your training you can easily explore various job profiles in practising CS firms and other organisations. Till you clear your exams learn more about the practical aspects of the trade and keep enhancing your skills.
However to work as a company secretary anywhere, or to practice as a company secretary on your own, you need to clear the professional exams first and take up membership.
That will not only enhance your job prospects, but the pay too.
All the best.
I infer that you are yet to complete the CS professional programme.
However, Since you already have work experience plus you have completed your training you can easily explore various job profiles in practising CS firms and other organisations. Till you clear your exams learn more about the practical aspects of the trade and keep enhancing your skills.
However to work as a company secretary anywhere, or to practice as a company secretary on your own, you need to clear the professional exams first and take up membership.
That will not only enhance your job prospects, but the pay too.
All the best.
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