I'm an average student & have completed 12th with commerce. Is there any scope of CS? I need detailed assistance about the course.

manpreet Best Answer 2 years ago

Definitely, yes. As per the companies act any company having a paid up share capital of Rs.10 crores or more has to appoint a Company Secretary full-time. Stages to become a Company Secretary: The student who would like to join the course after 10+2 pass or equivalent has to go through three stages to pursue the CS: 1. Foundation Programme 2. Executive Programme 3. Professional Programme The student who would like to join the course after passing the graduation has to undergo two stages of CS i.e. Executive Programme Professional Programme Foundation programme which is of eight months duration can be done by 10+2 pass or equivalent students of Arts, Science or Commerce stream (excluding fine arts) The executive programme can be done by a graduate of all streams except fine arts. Professional programme can be done only after clearing the Executive Programme (CS) Admission to the CS course is open throughout the year. Examinations are held twice a year in June & December. Dates for admission to CS course: For Foundation programme: 31st March for appearing in the December examination in the same year. 30th September for June examination next year. For Executive programme: 28th February for appearing in both modules in December exams in the same year. 31st May for appearing in the single module in December examination in the same year. 31st August for appearing in both modules in June exam in the next year. 30th November for appearing in a single module in June examination in the next year. Syllabus: There are 4 papers in CS Foundation programme There are 7 papers divided into 2 Modules in CS Executive Programme (wef. 01/02/2013) There are 8 papers divided into 4 Modules in CS Professional Programme Subjects: Foundation Programme [4 papers] ( new syllabus w.e.f. 1/04/2017) Business Environment and Law Business Management, Ethics and Entrepreneurship Business Economics Fundamental of Accounting and Auditing Executive Programme [7 papers] Module-I (4 papers) Company Law Cost and Management Accounting Economic and Commercial Laws Tax Laws and Practice Module-II (3 papers) Company Accounts and Auditing Practices Capital Markets and Securities Laws Industrial, Labour and General Laws

manpreet 2 years ago

You can clearly pursue CS, and it doesn't matter whether you are a good student or am average one all you need it to have keen interest in programming and it has a good scope too.