Company Secretaryship

Yes, it is a very good choice because CS doesn’t need full time attention till the completion. So, yes it is a good choice.

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You can continue your study along with a job. You should find a job, which can also help you: in your studies. You also need valuable work experience to pursue CS.

CS and MBA, both the courses are valuable and job oriented. It depends on your interest.

Company secretary is good course. You can handle company law matters along with compliance and various other tasks. CS is a key managerial personnel equivalent to board. Hence, it enjoys a good position. You can practice as CS providing consultancy services in company document filing, returns filing

You don’t need any other degree as you have completed B.Com. However, if you want to pursue any course, then you can opt for LLB with CS.

CS can be done after completing class 12th. Hence, you can start preparing for CS. You can appear for an exam in June after completing your class 12th.

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B.Com programme in 1 year duration is not permissible as per UGC guidelines. You have to appear for 1st, 2nd and 3rd year exams to get the B.Com degree from a recognised university.
If any university offers you degree in 1 year, the degree is not valid and you are not applicable for any job or f

Company Secretary in the set-up of corporate sector plays the role of a mediator between the company, its board of directors, stakeholders, government and regulatory authorities.
There are three types of Company Secretary Course which you can take up:
1. Foundation Course.
2. Intermediate Course.
3. Exe

CS deals with company and various other laws along with compliance. Whereas, MBA in finance is dealing with various fields like accounting, financial markets, insurance and banking. Hence, MBA has wider scope.