Courses While Doing CS Course

Give me name of some best courses in that you can get admission while doing Company Secretary course ?

Here I am giving you name of some best courses in that you can get admission while doing Company Secretary course

7 days Student Induction Programme (SIP)- within six months of Registration to Executive Programme
8 days Executive Development Programme (EDP) - after Executive Programme
15 days training in a specialized agency such as Registrar of Companies (ROC) / Stock Exchange / Financial and Banking Institution
25 hours of Professional Development Programme (PDP)
15 months training after passing the Executive Programme or Professional Programme
3 months practical training. This training will be exempted to the students who have undergone 15 months training.
15 days Management Skills Orientation Programme (MSOP)- after Professional Programme.


Company Secretaries Course stages :;
Foundation Programme
Executive Programme
Professional Programme

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Answered By StudyChaCha Member

Can you list me the courses that one can pursue while doing Company Secretary (CS) course as I want to get two degrees at a time, so are such courses offered in India?

CS or Company Secretary is a crucial link between the company and its Board of Directors, shareholders, government and regulatory authorities and ensures that Board procedures are both followed and regularly reviewed and provides guidance to Chairman and the Directors on their responsibilities under various laws.

Company Secretary commands high position in the value chain and acts as conscience seeker of the company.

As told you earlier the domain of CS is huge now and nowadays Company Secretaries are expected to act as legal and finance person along with handling secretarial work. In this way CS has become very critical personnel for a Company.

Courses while doing CS Course

1. LL. B. with CS:

My suggestion would be with CS you should go for LL.B. to grab top opportunities at management level.

LL.B. is a very good blend with CS as far as course content and understanding the corporate environment is concerned.

CS is expected to perform different responsibilities as Law graduate along with CS.

2. CA with CS:

The course of Chartered Accountancy is mostly preferred course along with CS.

The blend of CS with CA is also good from the angle of handling secretarial and finance department at a time.

3. MBA Finance with CS:

With CS you can also go for MBA Finance from a reputed and recognized university, Institute or college.

MBA Finance helps to grow and think as a Finance professional.

MBA Finance help to develop administrative skills which when combined with legal and compliance skills put to a different level altogether.

With MBA Finance qualification one is able to depict as a professional having top management strategic, financial, business administration and business development knowledge and understanding along with compliance related knowledge and skill.

4. Certification Programmes by ICSI:

There are many courses launched by ICSI for CS students and members which can be pursued along with CS qualification.

These courses are related to valuation, Banking compliances, Compliance management and risk governance in Insurance sector etc. All of them are certification course.

5. NCFM Course:

If one has interest in security market, one can take up NCFM course which is conducted by the National Stock Exchanges, Mumbai (NSE). It is a short term course which provides good working knowledge in various segments of security market like derivative, merchant banking, share trading, forex etc.

6. Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA-India):

The course of Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) is regulated by ICFAI (Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts of India) University.

It is basically a distance education programme. It is suitable for students who want to pursue a career in investment industry.

CFA exams are conducted four times a year. Very good career opportunities are available for qualified CFAs in financial organisation like banking, insurance, etc.

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Answered By StudyChaCha Member