Company Secretary

The actual course is ICT- information and communication technology and I assume you are thinking the minor in CS to be computer Science. A minor is an addition to the main branch you are studying and you will have to take a couple of courses extra than general ICT students and in DA CS is Computational Science, not computer Science. I being a DA student and knowing about my friends in NITs and other reputed colleges would tell you to prefer DA over NITs because you have given a choice between computer or circuits based branches in your future which makes me guess that you are not sure between the two and when you join DA, the course is structured in a way that we have core courses based on Communication technology and coding and electronics all in one subject. You can choose the branch you want to do in your future based on your total experience. The core courses taught at DA are from Computer Science, Communications, electronics, mathematics, applied physics and humanities. Mathematics and Physics are purely taught as the basics for future computational courses.
Hope this helps.

Hi Navin,
As per the institute guidelines, Candidates registered up to and including the month of February in a year are eligible for appearing in both the Modules of the Executive examination held in December of that year and those registered up to and including the month of August in a year are eligible to appear in the Executive examination held in June of next year subject to satisfactory completion of coaching. Candidates registered as students up to and including May in a year are eligible for appearing in any one Module only of the Executive examination held in December of that year and those registered up to and including the month of November in a year are eligible for appearing in any one Module only in June examination of next year subject to completion of coaching, computer training & other requirements (as per the guidelines of the Institute) in the Module they intend to appear. Therefore, if you want to get register for December 2019 (Single group) then you should get registered up to last week of May, 2019 and in case of both groups, you should get registered up to February, 2019.

Hi you can pursue CS along side B.Com. If you're sure that you can manage both at the same time then you should definitely take it up but do continue your B.Com as well. The career options are good when you combine both B.Com and CS. Stages to become a Company Secretary:
The student who would like to join the Course after 10+2 pass or equivalent has to undergo three stages to pursue the Company Secretaries Course I. e. Foundation Programme
Executive Programme
Professional Programme
The Student who would like to join the Course after passing the Graduation has to undergo two stages of the Company Secretaryship I. e. Executive Programme
Professional Programme
Foundation Programme can be pursued by 10+2 pass or equivalent students of Arts, Science or Commerce stream (Excluding Fine Arts)
Executive Programme can be pursued by a Graduate of all streams except Fine Arts. Professional Programme can be pursued only after clearing the Executive Programme of CS Course.