Level 1 – CSEET (CS Executive Entrance Test)
CSEET is the entry-level
examination for students who wish to pursue the Company Secretary course after
12th.
Eligibility
Students who have passed or are
appearing in Senior Secondary (10+2)
-------
examination from a recognised
board are eligible to register for CSEET.
CSEET
Subjects
|
Paper |
Subject |
Marks |
|
Paper
1 |
Business Communication |
100 |
|
Paper
2 |
Fundamentals of
Accounting |
100 |
|
Paper
3 |
Economic and Business
Environment |
100 |
|
Paper
4 |
Business Laws and
Management |
100 |
Total Marks: 400
Exam
Pattern
·
Conducted three times a year – February, June, and October
·
Combination of objective and descriptive questions
CSEET
Fees
|
Particular |
Amount |
|
Registration
Fee |
₹7,500 |
|
Exam
Enrolment Fee |
₹1,500 |
Total: Approximately ₹9,000 per attempt
Level 2 –
CS Executive Programme
After clearing CSEET, students become eligible to register for
the CS Executive Programme.
-This level focuses on core corporate
laws, taxation, and finance.
CS
Executive Subjects
Group I
|
Paper |
Subject |
Marks |
|
Paper
1 |
Jurisprudence,
Interpretation and General Laws |
100 |
|
Paper
2 |
Company
Law and Practice |
100 |
|
Paper
3 |
Setting
Up of Business, Industrial and Labour Laws |
100 |
|
Paper
4 |
Corporate
Accounting and Financial Management |
100 |
Group II
|
Paper |
Subject |
Marks |
|
Paper
5 |
Capital
Market and Securities Law |
100 |
|
Paper
6 |
Economic,
Commercial and Intellectual Property Laws |
100 |
|
Paper
7 |
Tax
Laws and Practice |
100 |
Total Marks: 700
CS
Executive Fees
|
Particular |
Amount |
|
Registration
Fee |
₹2,000 |
|
Education
Fee |
₹12,900 |
|
Pre-Exam
Test Fee |
₹1,000 |
Total: Approximately ₹18,900
Students entering through direct entry
after graduation are required to
pay an additional exemption fee.
Level 3 –
CS Professional Programme
The CS Professional Programme is the final stage of the course and
focuses on advanced
corporate advisory and strategic management.
CS Professional
Subjects
Group I
·
Environmental, Social
and Governance (ESG) – Principles and Practice
·
Drafting, Pleadings and
Appearances
·
Compliance Management,
Audit and Due Diligence
·
Elective Paper (one
subject)
Group II
·
Strategic Management and
Corporate Finance
·
Corporate Restructuring,
Valuation and Insolvency
·
Elective Paper (one
subject)
Total Papers: 7
Duration of
the Company Secretary Course
The approximate duration to complete the course is:
|
Level |
Duration |
|
CSEET |
4
to 6 months |
|
CS
Executive |
9
to 12 months |
|
CS
Professional |
9
to 12 months |
Overall duration including training is generally around 3 to 4 years.
Career
Opportunities After CS
After qualifying as a Company Secretary, professionals can work in
various roles such as:
·
Company Secretary
·
Compliance Officer
·
Corporate Governance
Advisor
·
Corporate Legal
Consultant
·
Secretarial Auditor
·
Practicing Company
Secretary (PCS)
Company Secretaries are in demand in:
·
Listed companies
·
Multinational corporations
·
Corporate law firms
·
Consulting firms
·
Financial institutions
Why Choose
the Company Secretary Course?
Key reasons why many students choose the CS course:
·
Strong career in corporate law and governance
·
Statutory recognition
under the Companies Act
·
Opportunity to work
with top management and board of
directors
·
Growing demand for
compliance professionals in India
FAQs on Company Secretary Course
1.
What is the eligibility for the CS course?
Students who have passed 10+2 can register for CSEET, while graduates can directly register
for the CS Executive Programme.
2.
How many levels are there in the Company Secretary course?
The CS course consists of three
levels: CSEET, CS Executive and CS Professional.
3.
What is the total fee for the CS course?
Approximate academic fees:
• CSEET – around ₹9,000
• CS Executive – around ₹18,900
• CS Professional – around ₹20,000
Total academic cost is around ₹50,000 to ₹60,000 (excluding coaching).
4.
Can I pursue the CS course after graduation?
Yes. Graduates can directly register
for the CS Executive Programme without
appearing for CSEET.
5.
Is the CS course difficult?
The CS course is considered
challenging because it focuses heavily on corporate laws and governance, but with consistent preparation and proper guidance,
students can successfully complete the course.
6.
What are the job roles after completing CS?
Common job roles include:
• Company Secretary
• Compliance Manager
• Corporate Legal Advisor
• Secretarial Auditor
• Practicing Company Secretary
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