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Parul Thapa

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The course is for three years. The CS course is divided into three levels:Foundation ProgrammeExecutive ProgrammeProfessional Programme

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Parul Thapa

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Here are the key things you should know in the beginning for a smooth and successful journey:Attention to detail: A CS must be accurate and meticulous since intricate legal and financial regulations are involved. So, train your eye for details.Sharp communication skills: A CS requires brilliant verbal and written communication for effective interaction with stakeholders, drafting reports, and making presentations.Time management and organizational skills: Study, examinations, and an internship if any, require good time management and organizational skills.Analytical and problem-solving skills: You will come across tricky legal and fina
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Parul Thapa

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Yes, many people start the CS course at a later age in life and have very successful careers as Company Secretaries. Your age should not deter you, provided you have the necessary passion and dedication.You already have a base in some of the relevant subjects, such as economics, business environment, communication, etc., because of your work experience. This can actually work to your advantage in the Foundation and Executive levels of the course.

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Parul Thapa

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Of course, it is definitely possible to pursue a Company Secretary course along with any full-time job. This would require some amount of planning and arranging sufficient time for it. Look into online learning platforms, weekend classes, or self-study materials with flexible hours that can be adjusted according to your schedule.The following tips can help you in balancing your studies for a company secretary course with a full-time job:Flexible study options: Do a course where you could have a say on the type of study to enroll in. The good news is that most professional bodies and universities that offer CS programs are also off
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Muskan

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Choosing between CS (Company Secretary) and CMA (Certified Management Accountant) is based on your career goals and interests. CS entails supervising corporate governance, legal compliance, and boardroom processes, making it excellent for positions in corporate law, governance, and compliance sectors. CMA, on the other hand, concentrates on financial management, cost accounting, budgeting, and strategic planning, which can lead to a career in management accounting, financial analysis, and decision-making in various industries. Consider your strengths, preferences, and planned career path—whether it's maintaining legal integrity a
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Muskan

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A SITEEE score of 90 puts you a strong prospect for admission to SIT Pune's Computer Science (CS) branch. Historically, the cutoffs for CS at SIT Pune have changed, but a score in this range often corresponds well with entrance standards, especially if competition is not very fierce in a given year. To improve your chances, make sure you attend counselling sessions on time, have all of your documentation in order, and adhere to the university's established cutoffs and admissions procedures. This proactive strategy will increase your chances of getting a seat in the CS branch at SIT Pune.

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rubina singh

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An MBA is only worth the expense, time, and effort when the graduate plans to work in a business-related field, in management, or as a company founder. An MBA may not be useful for those working in other industries unless they are in management or leadership roles.The MBA is much more than a degree in Business and Management  it is an experience of personal and professional growth which gives participants the opportunity to explore a variety of non-traditional careers. Professionals who are committed to making the most of their studies are also able to introduce a major shift in their current lives. Whether it is to change their g
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Tasbiya Khan

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Yes, CS is a good career option. A certified CS can join finance, accounting, and auditing firms which offer services to big organisations and multinational companies or they can start individual practice. They are also in charge of lowering the firm's administrative load and corporate governance, which would otherwise fall to the company directors.It is tough for a freshly established firm or organisation to manage all administrative needs in addition to its day-to-day operations. As a result, it is critical in carrying out all of these company processes properly and effectively.

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Tasbiya Khan

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Company Secretary and Accounting are the two specialisations offered by Company Secretary Institute in India. The table below shows the specialisations offered by the number of colleges:Top SpecialisationsNo. of CollegesCompany Secretary14 colleges Accounting14 colleges Disclaimer: This information is sourced from the official website.

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Tasbiya Khan

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There are about 10+ CS colleges in India. Of these, Delhi and Pune have the maximum number of CS colleges in India. See the table below showing cities having major colleges:CitiesNo. of CollegesDelhi/NCR9 (Shiksha Guru, ATM Global Business, etc.)Pune3 (Good Shepherd Professional Academy, etc.)Bangalore2 (Elite IIT, etc.)Mumbai (All)1 (ICSI Delhi)

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