Company Secretary

Hi Tamanna,
The mainstay courses for commerce students are CA, CS and CMA.
I know what exactly is your confusion, but I would like to inform.
CS I.e company secretary is a professional who deals with all the legal aspects of any company. The main strengths of a CS is law. They are theoretically considered strong with specialistions in corporate laws, RBI, FEMA, IPR, mergers and acquisitions etc.
On the other hand, cwa or cma i.e cost and works accountant or cost and management accountant are professionals with a strong base in costing and cost management.
Although, course content is somewhat similar in all the three courses, but the weightage changes as per specialization of the course you select.
Think again what exactly out of the two you want.
Have a brief look at the subjects, get an idea and then decide which course to take up.
If you want, you can plan for both the courses too.
Choose wisely.
All the best.
Feel free to revert.

Hi Drishti,
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Stages to become a Company Secretary:
The student who would like to join theCourse after 10+2 pass or equivalenthas to undergothree stages to pursue the Company Secretaries Course i.e.
Foundation Programme
Executive Programme
Professional ProgrammeThe 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 Programmewhich is ofeight months durationcan be pursued by10+2 pass or equivalent students of Arts, Science or Commerce stream (Excluding Fine Arts)
Executive Programmecan be pursued by aGraduate of all streamsexcept Fine Arts.
Professional Programmecan be pursued onlyafter clearing the Executive Programme of CS Course
ADMISSION TO THE CS COURSE is open throughout the year. Examinations are held twice a year in June & December.
Cut off dates for admission to CS course: .
For Foundation Programme
31st March for appearing in December Examination in the same year
30th September for June Examination next year
For Executive Programme
28th February for appearing in both modules in December Exams in the same year year
31st May for appearing in single module in December Examination in the same year
31st August for appearing in both modules in June Exam in the next year
30th November for appearing in single module in June Examination in the next year.
SUBJECTS FOR CS COURSE
There are 4 papers in CS Foundation Programme
There are 7 papers divided into 2 Modules in CS Executive Programme (wef. 01.02.2013)
There are 8 papers divided into 4 Modules in CS Professional Programme
SUBJECTS
Foundation Programme[4 papers]( New Syllabus w.e.f. 1st April 2017 )
BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT AND LAW
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT, ETHICS & ENTREPRENEURSHIP
BUSINESS ECONOMICS
FUNDAMENTALS OF ACCOUNTING AND AUDITING
Executive Programme [7papers]
Module I
(4papers)
Company Law
Cost and Management Accounting
Economic and Commercial Laws
Tax Laws and Practice
Module II
(3 papers)
Company Accounts and Auditing Practices
Capital Markets and Securities Laws
Industrial, Labour and General Laws
Professional Programme [8 papers]
Module I
(2 papers)
Company Secretarial Practice
Drafting, Appearances and Pleadings

Firstly I would recommend you to not join B.Tech from such a low standard college. If you are unable to get into a good college then you should go for any other professional courses like B.Sc in CS or IT from Hyderabad. It would shape your future in a considerable way. Talking about the FGIET, it is not a semi government college. It is 100% private college, so don't get fooled by them. Faculties in every department are below average and same for CS. So either you go for this damn nonsense course which is quite good and spoil your career as well as personality(as the RBL is a very backward city) or go for any other course from a good city and save your time and career. Sorry for being so harsh but it is the fact. Thank you!

CS and LLB is a great combination as both pertains to the compliances. A person having dual degrees compared to only CS degree will be preferred more by Companies.
However, as regards comparison between CS and CWA, the choice will be yours. I can only guide you about the CS course. It is basically more of a theoretical course as compared to CWA. Even in the practical papers like FM, Cost Accounting etc you will find that the general pattern of questions is more of a theoretical nature. I have seen student cribbing about the presence of theory. So if you are not accustomed to learn and write long answers, please do not enter the course.
CS course has 3 stages: Foundation Program, Executive Program and Professional Program. If you are lucky enough to clear all the stages in one go and including the training period of (1.5 Years), the duration of the course comes to 4.5 years.
ICWA has training period of 3 years and the course is of practical nature as compared to CS. You will become a master of Cost Accounting (CWA) as compared to CS wherein you will be an expert of Company Law and compliances.
In short, both the courses have their own methods and techniques and you will be the best one to decide which one to go for. As far as concerned with opportunities, there are ample in both of them.