Particulars

Fee Payable (Rs.)

CSEET passed

year

Week            of November

Week            of January

·   Enriching Vocabulary-Choice of words, Synonyms, and Antonyms

·   Common errors in English

·   Words with multiple meaning

·   One word substitution

·   Words frequently misspelled

·   Homophones

·   Idioms and phrases

·   Proverbs

·   Abbreviations

·   Para jumbles

·   Sentence completion

·   Sentence arrangement

·   Sentence correction

·   Foreign    words    and    phrases    commonly used

·   Comprehension     of   passage    and    art    of

Summarizing

·   Business Communication- Principles  and Process

·   Means of Communication- Written, Oral,

·   Choice of Modes of Communication

·   Communication Networks- Vertical, Circuit, Chain, Wheel, Star

·   Commonly used Mediums of Digital Communication- Email, SMS, Voice mail, Multimedia, Teleconferencing, Mobile Phone Conversation, Video Conferencing, etc.

·   Listening Skills-Types, Purpose,  Steps to Effective Listening, Barriers to Effective Listening and Ways to Overcome the Barriers

·   Barriers to Effective  Communication and

Ways to Overcome the Barriers

·   Positive Messages, Negative Messages, and Persuasive Messages

·   Business Reports, Inter, and Intra- departmental Communication- Office Orders, Office Circulars, Memorandum, Office Notes, Management Information System (MIS)

·   Concept of Web, Internet, and E- correspondence

·   Intranet- Benefit and Purpose

·   Email- Features,  Procedure  to Write a Formal Email, Email Etiquettes

·   Essential Elements of Email- Subject line, Formal Greeting, Target Audience (Reader), Clarity and Conciseness, Formal Closing, Proofreading, Feedback

·   Advantages and Disadvantages of Email

Part A

Legal Aptitude (25 marks)

·   Citizenship

·   Fundamental     Rights     and    Fundamental Duties

·   Directive Principles of State Policy

·   State under the Constitution

·   President and Governors

·   Council of Ministers and Prime Minister

·   Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha, and Legislative Assembly, Legislative Council

·   Supreme Court and High Courts

·   Landmark Amendment in Constitution

·   List      of      subjects-Centre,        State       and Concurrent

·   Offer,     Acceptance,      Consideration, and Competency to Contract.

·   Agreement

·   Types      of     Contract:       Void,      Voidable, Unenforceable

·   Performance of Contract

·   Frustration of Contract

·   Quasi Contract

·   Breach of Contract and Remedies

·   Basics of Torts

·   Specific Defenses

·   Nuisance and Negligence

·   Strict, Absolute and Vicarious Liability

·   Trespass

·   Malicious Prosecution

·   Vision, Mission, Motto and Core Value of the Institute

·   Company Secretary under Company Secretaries Act, 1980.

·   Functions of Company Secretary under the Companies Act, 2013

·   Role of Company Secretary in Employment

·   Role of Company Secretary in Practice

·   Types of Companies

·   Incorporation of a Company

·   Types of capital

·   Board          of         Directors          -(Concept, Appointment, and Removal of Directors)

·   Board Meetings & Shareholders Meetings

·   Corporate Social Responsibility

·   Business Ethics

·   Ethical Dilemma

·   Legal       Problems        –       Reading        and understanding a case

·   Legal Terminology and Maxims

·   Legal Reasoning-

(a)   Reasoning by Analogy

(b)   Inductive and Deductive Reasoning

·   Questions of Fact (or factual issues)

·   Questions of Law (or legal issues)

·   Landmark Judgments of Supreme  Court and High Court

·   Reading Comprehension

Logical Reasoning (25 marks)

·   Cause and Effect Reasoning

·   Clocks

·   Coding and Decoding

·   Deriving Conclusion from Passages

·   Drawing Inference

·   Number Test

·   Sequence and Series

·   Statement and Assumptions

·   Alpha Numeric Sequence Puzzle

·   Analogy

·   Assertion and Reason

·   Blood Relations

·   Decision Making

·   Inserting Missing Characters

·   Logical Sequence Test

·   Logical Venn Diagram

·   Number, Ranking and Time Sequence Test

·   Syllogism

·   Truth Tellers and Liars

·   Classification

·   Completion of Incomplete Pattern

·   Figure Matrix

·   Grouping of Identical Figures

·   Mirror Image

·   Rule Detection

·   Numeric and Alphabet Series

·         Equilibrium Price

·         Elasticity of Demand and Supply and other related concepts

·         Increase and Decrease in Demand and Expansion and Contraction of Demand

·         Forms of Market Competition- Monopoly, Duopoly, Oligopoly, Perfect Competition and Monopolistic Competition

·         Key variables of National Income (GNP, GDP, NNP, NDP, etc.)

·         Revenue and Capital Budget

·         Major components of Revenue and Capital Budget

·         Meaning of Fiscal Deficit

·         Components/ Variables covered under Fiscal Deficit

Financial

Markets

·         Key facets of the Indian financial system

·         Growth of Financial Institutions

·         Public and private sector banks

·         Industrial Finance Corporation of India Small Industries Development Bank of India

·         Regional Rural Banks

·         Cooperative Banks

·         Non-Banking Finance Companies

·         Basics of Capital Market: Types of Shares and Debentures

Financial assistance scenario for Small and Medium Enterprises and Start-Ups.

·         Secondary (Manufacturing)

·         Tertiary (Services):

·         Current scenario of agriculture and allied activities in India

·         Agricultural and Industrial Policies of India

·         Current scenario of the services sector in India

·         Balance of Payments

·         Components of Balance of Payments

·           Favorable and Unfavorable Balance of Trade

·         Foreign Investments in India- Types and Flows

·         Need for entrepreneurship in India

·         Bottlenecks in entrepreneurial growth

·         Features and factors influencing the business environment

·         Types of the environment: Economic

environment, Socio-cultural environment,

·         Ease of Doing Business Index by World Bank for India and Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) for States

·        International bodies (ASEAN, BRICS, SAARC, G-20, BIMSTEC, etc.)

·        Organizations like RBI, NABARD, CCI, IBBI, IMF, OECD, ADB, World Bank, etc.

·        Summits and conferences

·        Current development in Banking and Finance (digital banking, govt. initiatives, financial inclusion, etc.)

·        Current development in stock markets

·        Recent important judgments passed by Supreme Court and High Courts of India, Tribunals

·        Current affairs related to CS Institute/Profession and regulatory bodies

·        Current updates on the environment, biodiversity, climate change, and sustainable development

·        latest developments in science and technology, IT, Computers and Space science

·        Business personalities and leaders

·        Committees and appointments

·        Art and culture

·        Books and their authors

·        Awards and honors

·        Current political scenario

·        Initiatives/ schemes of the government

·        Language and national symbols

·        Governance and ethics

·         International diplomacy

Part B – Presentation & Communication Skills (Viva)(25 marks)

–        Monologue

–        Dialogue

·   Grammar Test

·   Vocabulary Test

·           Short Note writing

–        Answer a question

–        Speak on a given topic

–        Explain the given term

However, the existing students will be allowed to appear in the Foundation Programme Examinations till the expiry of the validity period of their registrations which is three years from the month of their registration.

1.                  Company Secretaries Foundation Programme passed students

2.                  ICAI (The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India) Final Course passed students.

3.                  ICMAI (The Institute of Cost Accountants of India) Final Course passed students.

passed

students?

However, CS Foundation Programme students are NOT required to pay any exemption fee.

exam    for CSEET

(which    is

close      to 10th

May)

(which    is

close      to 10th July)

( which is close to 10th Nov)

(which    is

close      to 10th January)

CSEET?

(ii)    Paper 2: Legal Aptitude & logical Reasoning (50 marks);

(iii)   Paper 3: Economic and Business Environment (50 marks);

(iv)  Paper 4: Current Affairs, Presentation and Communication Skills (50 marks)

and Communication Skills

Professional Programmes for appearing in the examinations?

Session

December Session

Test before seeking enrollment to Executive and Professional Programme Examinations

Executive & Professional Programme Examinations?

The dates for seeking examination enrollment shall be as under :

examination enrollment (Examination Centre, Medium and Module)?

in the month of February / August. Shall I be allowed to submit the examination enrollment applications without renewing the registration during the June / December session of examinations respectively?

(i)                The Re-Registration shall be applicable for students who have passed the Executive Programme/ Intermediate Course of CS Course under any earlier syllabus and are not eligible for Registration Denovo.

(ii)            If students whose registrations have terminated but have not submitted the application for Registration Denovo within five years of expiry of their former registration, they may still seek Re-registration to Professional Programme if and only if they have passed Intermediate Course/ Executive Programme under any earlier syllabus.

(iii)            The Re-registration shall be valid for a period of five years and such students may seek Registration Denovo or Re-registration as per the process

mentioned

above if further extension is required.

(iv)            The Re-registration shall be effective from the date of such Re-registration.

If a student has passed some papers of professional program examination under his earlier registration, the students shall be eligible for corresponding paper-wise exemptions, if any approved by the Council from time to time, under the current syllabus of Professional Programme after availing re-registration.

even after passing Professional Programme till completing the training requirements and become a Member of the Institute?

The Continuation of Registration shall be applicable for students who have passed the Professional Programme Stage and the validity period of registrations has expired.

After passing the Professional Programme Stage, such students are required to comply with the various training requirements under regulations. During the period, till their all training requirements are complete to become members of the Institute, their registration is required to be kept valid.

In case their registrations terminate while undergoing the training, they have to apply for Continuation of Registration immediately on the expiry of such registration to continue with the training requirements.

The renewal through Continuation of Registration shall be done on a ‘per year’ basis depending upon the left-over training period and a student may seek ‘Continuation of Registration’ for a maximum period of five years at one go.

The Continuation of Registration shall be effective from the date of expiry of former registration and the students shall be required to pay accumulated arrears of fee, if any, from the date of expiry of former registration. Arrears of fee, if any, shall be applicable for a maximum period of five years.

Program Stage?