Company Secretary

There are many companies which is coming for campus interview every year in different colleges
May I know which college your asking for.

CS Is an professional course which you can peruse by getting registered your self in ICSI portal and there are three level those are foundation, executive and final. You to clear each examination to get in to another stage.

Specialisation in management field would help in future while you were pursing CS Along with your B.Com.

I'm thinking that if I get anything out of these, I'll take it or join BITS, sacrificing everything else. I was hopeful because there was a vacancy for OS GEN EWS Quota for my first choice. The cutoff for Round 7 EWS was 572, and mine was 596.

Hi Gravit the placement opportunities of JBIT college is much more better as compared to Cover as you know the big companies visit this college and provide quite good and handsome salary package to students. So join this college

The fee structure for CS Executive Programme is INR 12500 for students passed ICAI, For Non commerce students, it is INR 10000
For CS Foundation passed students is INR 8500
CS Foundation Programme is INR 4500
For CS Professional Programme is INR 12000.

Yes, you can. Get registered with the ICSI and get going. All the best!

The company secretary course is conducted by the Institute of Company Secretaries of India. It is a pan India organisation which has chapter offices all around the country. You need to register yourself with the Institute and you can go ahead with the CS course. It is also worth noting that CS is not conducted by any university or college. You can get your graduation degree simultaneously while doing CS and for that graduate degree you need to get enrolled in a college.

Company Secretary is a 3 year course that trains students to handle the legal aspects of a firm including tax returns and record keeping. The Company Secretary is directly involved in a company strategy, decision making and ensuring all the activities comply with legal, ethical and regulatory requirements.