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Course Description
The Company Secretary (CS) qualification, offered by ICSI, is pivotal for firms, guiding strategy and ensuring legal compliance. CS's excel in both public and private sectors, with demand across corporate law, government, and finance. Students post-12th can register for First LEVEL - CSEET and after clearing CSEET simultaneously for CS-Executive and CS-Professional. At CC, we elevate beyond mentorship, empowering CS aspirants with top-notch preparation for successful career.
Who Should Choose CS?
- Graduates eager to delve into corporate legal affairs post their higher secondary education.
- Individuals with undergraduate or advanced degrees aspiring for corporate careers.
- Professionals seeking career advancement through further education.
- Law graduates aspiring for a fulfilling career path.
CS Syllabus
ICSI keeps the syllabus for CS courses updated and aligned with contemporary corporate scenarios. The curriculum emphasize emerging facets like environmental, social, and governance (ESG), strategic management, corporate finance, and corporate restructuring. It aims to provide CS students with up-to-date knowledge and competencies for effectively carrying out their professional responsibilities in the constantly evolving corporate landscape.
CSEET
The initial milestone in pursuing a career as a Company Secretary is the CSEET, the entrance exam for the Company Secretary course. This test comprises four subjects covering various papers and topics.
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The paper aims to educate candidates on fundamental English grammar principles and crucial aspects of business communication.
- Essentials of Proper English Usage
- Effective Communication Strategies
- Business Correspondence Techniques
- Key Business Terminology
The paper aims to improve understanding of Laws, Legal Aptitude, and Logical Reasoning skills.
Part A: Legal Aptitude- Indian Constitution
- General Law Elements
- Company Secretaries Legislation Elements
- Company Law Elements
- Legal Reasoning
- Logical Reasoning
- Verbal Reasoning
- Non-Verbal Reasoning
The paper aims to foster an understanding of Micro & Macro Economics concepts, emphasizing the Indian economic system and essential elements of the business environment.
Part A: Economics- Fundamentals of Demand and Supply and Market Competition Forms
- National Income Accounting and Related Concepts
- Indian Union Budget
- Indian Financial Markets
- Indian Economy
- Entrepreneurship Landscape
- Business Environment Dynamics
- Key Government Institutions
The paper evaluates candidates' knowledge of both national and international current affairs, along with their listening and writing abilities. Additionally, it examines their proficiency in quantitative reasoning.
Part A: Current Affairs
- International Organizations (ASEAN, BRICS, SAARC, G-20, BIMSTEC, etc.)
- Institutions such as RBI, NABARD, CCI, IBBI, IMF, OECD, ADB, World Bank, etc.
- Summits and Conferences
- Banking and Finance Developments (digital banking, government initiatives, financial inclusion, etc.)
- Stock Market Updates
- Recent Landmark Judgments by the Supreme Court, High Courts of India, and Tribunals
- CS Institute/Profession and Regulatory Bodies Updates
- Committees and Appointments
- Art and Culture
- Literary Works and Authors
- Awards and Recognitions
- Sports Highlights
- Political Current Affairs
- Government Initiatives and Schemes
- Language and National Symbols
Part B: Quantitative Aptitude
- Number Systems
- Basic Arithmetic Operations
Career Options After CS
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FAQ’s
What is a company secretary?
A Company Secretary is a professional degree granted by ICSI; the candidate who qualifies for the course can start practicing as a Company Secretary or start a rewarding career journey in the corporate sector.
How can I be a Company Secretary?
You can become a CS by qualifying three levels of the CS curriculum formulated by ICSI.
What is ICSI?
ICSI (Institute of Company Secretaries of India) is the recognized institution that provides the Company Secretary course. The board frames the course syllabus, conducts exams, and regulates the course.
How long does it take to complete the CS Course?
The Duration of the CS course is 2-3 Years.
Is there any age limit to be a CS?
Any candidate who has completed 12th grade or owns a degree or postgraduate degree can attempt the CS exams. Age is not a barrier to becoming a CS Professional.
What are the primary papers included in the Company Secretary program?
The CS program covers various topics, including corporate finance, taxation, tax laws and practice, business communication, and economic and business environment.
Who is eligible to pursue CS?
The candidate should be above 17 Years of Age, have successfully cleared 12th grade, and can appear for the CSEET exam. Candidates with graduation or postgraduation can get direct access to the CS executive level.
What are the levels in the CS Course?
There are three levels in the CS Curriculum:
- CSEET
- CS Executive
- CS Professional
How many times can I attempt the CSEET exam?
Students can appear for four sessions in a year, subject to registration and payment for the CSEET application fee for each attempt.
Can I pursue the B. Com degree along with a CS?
Yes, you can complete your commerce graduation alongside the CS program.
Can I do the CS program online?
Yes, IIC Career Classes provides online classes for CS, giving working professionals and students the flexibility to finish their coursework.
What exams must be passed to become a CS?
To become a CS, one must complete the following three levels: CSEET, CS Executive, and CS professional.
Is the Company secretary course challenging? Company Secretary is not a challenging course; any student with a positive mindset to work hard and study on a well-planned schedule can successfully clear the papers on the first attempt.
When can I attempt the CS exams?
CSEET exams can be attempted four times yearly, and CS Executive and CS Professional only have two exam windows every year.
Which papers are there in the CSEET Curriculum?
- Business Communication
- Legal Aptitude, Logical Reasoning and Quantitative Aptitude
- Economic and Business Environment
- Current Affairs
What are the passing criteria for CS Exams?
The candidate should score 40 % for individual papers and an aggregate of 50% for each level.
Does the CSEET exam have a negative marking?
No, the CSEET exams do not carry any negative marking for any incorrect or not attempted question.
What is the direct entry scheme in the CS course?
Candidates looking forward to a career as a Company Secretary can enter the CS Executive level directly if they are graduates or post-graduates.
Can I get exemptions from specific papers based on my previous qualifications?
Exemptions are available for graduates, postgraduates, and specific professional qualifications. The details can be found on the ICSI website.
How can I prepare for CS exams?
Adequate preparation involves understanding the syllabus, practising past papers, and staying updated with amendments. Joining coaching classes and self-study are common approaches.
Are there any practical training requirements for CS students?
Yes, CS students must undergo 15 months of practical training to gain exposure to real-world corporate practices.
Where can I find more details about CS exams and the latest syllabus?
For any information about the CS course, you may refer to the official website of ICSI. You can also speak with our Admission Officer and get answers to all your Questions.
Who conducts the CS Exams?
ICSI conducts the CS exams.
Can I appear for exams for all modules in a single attempt?
You can appear for all modules in a single attempt.
Which subjects are covered under the Executive program?
- Capital Market & Securities Laws
- Jurisprudence, Interpretation & General Laws
- Capital Market & Securities Laws
- Company Law & Practice
- Economic, Commercial and Intellectual Property Law
- Tax Laws & Practice
- Corporate Accounting and Financial Management
To enroll in the Company Secretaryship Course, click "online services," enter your details, pay the fees, and complete registration. Registration is exclusively online through the institute's website. Exemptions from the CSEET Programme Examination are available to students with a bachelor's degree, excluding fine arts. Students awaiting their final year exam results can provisionally register for the Executive Program by submitting their Admit Card and other documents. It's possible to pursue both a B.Com. and the CS program simultaneously through online or part-time classes. Preparation for the CS exams can start after the 10th grade. The admission fee includes registration and coaching fees. Upon completing the CS program, career opportunities include roles like Legal Advisor, Corporate Governance Manager, Financial Analyst, or practicing as a CS. CS exams are paper-based, with each paper worth 100 marks, requiring a 40% pass mark per paper and 50% overall for each group. Eligibility criteria include passing the 12th grade for CSEET exam applicants and graduating and passing four CSEET papers for CS Executive level applicants.
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