Company Secretary

Yes, there are 3 levels for the CS course. You can enroll for the Foundation level right after completing 12th standard. For the Executive level, you should have either completed the Foundation level or should have a Bachelor's degree in any field. Once you clear the Executive level, you can enroll for the Professional level. Please visit the icsi website for more details on student enrollment and programs.

Yes, it is a great combination very good idea. It will give a very bright future.

All the streams of engineering are good; it depends on your own interest. There are certain colleges where you can do such type of course:
Birla Institute of Technology and Science, BITS Pilani, Pilani
IIIT Hyderabad
Dhirubhai Ambani IICT, Gandhinagar
Vellore Institute of Technology, Vellore
Birla Institute of Technology, BIT Mesra, Ranchi
PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore
Anand- ICE Jaipur, etc.

Hello, It depends on your choice that what you like the most. If you have an interest in computer and programming then you can go for MCA and if you want to join business trade then MBA would be better.

MCA after you B.Sc, CS will give you a way to become a professional software engineer whereas M.Sc will give you choice either to work for a IT firm or to become a lecturer.

Both are professional courses but CS is software field oriented and MBA Is management oriented study. So, it depends on whether you want to enter the management field or software field because both have good scope and job opportunities.

It is full time course for CS in institutions.

The pay scale of CS in Gujarat is approximately 40 - 70 thousand per month.

A company secretary holds one of the most important roles in an organization. All banks should consider appointing qualified Company Secretary as the Secretary to the Board and have a Compliance Officer (reporting to the Secretary) for monitoring and reporting compliance with various regulatory / accounting requirements.

You will be hired by any corporate or firm or else, go for your own legal firm, the scope is a lot in this case. So, you can explore as much as you can.