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Shruti Garg

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Logical Reasoning of CSEET covers below topics:

  1. Logical Reasoning
  2. Verbal Reasoning
  3. Non Verbal Reasoning

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CSEET Business Communication syllabus includes:

  1. Essentials of Good English Grammar and its usage
  2. Communication
  3. Business Correspondence
  4. Common Business Terminologies.

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Yes, students must cover the complete CSEET syllabus for complete preparation. To score well in exam, students must know important topics. CSEET syllabus is divided in below sections:

  1. Business Communication
  2. Legal Aptitude and Logical Reasoning
  3. Economic and Business Environment
  4. Current Affairs & Quantitative Aptitude

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Shruti Garg

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The CS Executive Entrance Test includes four subjects. CSEET subjects are:

  1. Business Communication
  2. Legal Aptitude and Logical Reasoning
  3. Economic and Business Environment
  4. Current Affairs and Quantitative Aptitude

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CSEET or CS Executive Entrance Test is an entrance examination for CS course conducted by the Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI). It is the mandatory examination that has to be taken by the candidates to pursue the CS course. The main objective of CSEET exam is to assess candidates on the basis of foundational and aptitude knowledge. The CSEET exam examines the candidate in the following areas: Business Communication, Legal Aptitude, Logical Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude Economics, Business Environment, and Current Affairs. Previously entry to the CS course had a different route, CSEET was introduced in May 2020. The e

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Candidates who have qualified the CSEET exam can apply for the CS Executive exam. Candidates who are declared 'pass' can register for the CS Executive exam (single group). The registration dates are available on ICSI website.

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CSEET is conducted three times in a year- February, June and October. CSEET February 2027 exam dates have been released by ICSI. As per the released schedule, the exams will be conducted between February 01 and February 04, 2027.

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CS Executive Entrance Test CSEET is conducted three times in a year- February, June and October. There is no limit to appear for CSEET exam in a year. Candidates will have to register separately for the session they wish to appear for. Therefore, students can appear for the three sessions in a year, subject to registration and payment for the CSEET application fee for each attempt.

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Test taker can use their phone/mobile to contact the ICSI helpdesk for any issues and get help with login. Once the candidate is logged in and the test process begins the student cannot use their phones/mobiles. 

During the CSEET exam, candidates should use only the chat box to contact the online invigilator. The use of mobile phones and any other electronic items during the test is strictly not allowed. If found, the candidate will be disqualified from the exam.

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  • Place camera in front of system.
  • Face must be visible.
  • There must be light in room.
  • Hair, clothes, or any other object must not cover face.
  • There should be no other person in room. 
  • Exam must be taken in SEB. 

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