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| 12th November 2014 01:22 PM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB I HAVE AN LLB DEGREE AND HAS BEEN PRACTISING FAMILY LAW, WOULD LIKE CHANGE, WILL BE REWARDING TO REGISTER FOR CHARTERED SECRETARIES AND ADMINISTRATION QUALIFICATION |
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| 17th January 2014 06:25 PM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB sir, i am a commerce graduate. and want to do c.s. can i? i am in sfs/hfdsf.nfds pls help me. |
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| 6th February 2013 10:38 AM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB Sir, I am having a LAW degree LL.b and I am also practicing as an advocate in the high court since year 2008 and I want to pursue The Company secretary course. (1)Is it possible? (2)And why you are saying that one cant study Company Secretary course after LL.b course? Please send me your valuable suggestions to my Mail I.D. [email protected] |
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| 1st September 2012 12:37 AM | ||
| suvendum14 |
Re: CS course after LLB hi dear, I don't know why you are converting from law to commerce field! After graduating from DU,there are so many good chances for you to be a professional lawyer... Whatever it is,you are eligible for doing CS course.. For this you have to start from the intermediate course...As the eligibility for the intermediate CS course is graduation.. After this you will have to complete the final course... thanks |
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| 1st September 2012 12:12 AM | ||
| archanagalenka |
Re: CS course after LLB Quote:
A company with a paid up share of a minimum of 50 lakhs are bound to appoint a company secretary who acts as an advisor. So, a degree in Law followed by CS will definitly give boost to your career. A company which is bound to appoint a company secretary always gives priority to the one with his/her expertise in more than one field, i mean a company secretary with a degree in law will always be the first choice of the employer. The last date of submitting application form for June 2011 is 30th september 2010. The forms can be collected from c-37, sector 32, Noida The same can also be obtained through registered post by sending a demand draft of Rs. 250 in the favour of " The Institute of Company Secretary of India". |
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| 31st August 2012 11:38 PM | ||
| itsme.abhishek2012 |
Re: CS course after LLB Hi dear, A company with a paid up share of a minimum of 50 lakhs are bound to appoint a company secretary who acts as an advisor. So, a degree in Law followed by CS will definitly give boost to your career. A company which is bound to appoint a company secretary always gives priority to the one with his/her expertise in more than one field, i mean a company secretary with a degree in law will always be the first choice of the employer. The last date of submitting application form for June 2011 is 30th september 2010. The forms can be collected from c-37, sector 32, Noida The same can also be obtained through registered post by sending a demand draft of Rs. 250 in the favour of " The Institute of Company Secretary of India". Tahnks |
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| 30th August 2012 03:36 PM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB I have completed my MCA , LLB. can I write company secretary exams? can I get exemptions in subjects for writing the exam? |
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| 29th July 2012 09:10 PM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB recently i have done llm n i want to do cs. please guide me |
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| 20th July 2012 02:02 PM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB i have done BSc and LLB what can i do for CS |
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| 1st June 2012 06:46 PM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB I hv completed b.com and also pursuing CS.... pls sugest should i do LLb or sugest any other course..... also specify law univrsity for doing it as distance programme...... |
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| 15th May 2012 05:44 PM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB b.com., m.com. dtp(diploma taxation law practice) exim(diploma export import) now suggest me between c.s. & icwa what r u sugested me |
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| 12th April 2012 02:08 PM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB i want 2 knw dat aftr doing company secretary course can i do LLB?? does this combination effect on salary or i get good offers or salary packages?? |
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| 22nd March 2012 01:40 PM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB I will get my B.Com.(hons.) degree in May 2012. At the same time I have also passed Company Secretary couse Executive level .& after May 2012 I am planning to complete CS by doing 15 months training Theory papers. At the same time I want to do 3 yrs. LLB course in Delhi University, regular full time course. Is it possible to do both simultaneously ? What will be law college lecture hrs.? Will it requires 100% attendance ? Will I be able to complete training under practising CS ? At the same time I want to attend coaching classes for CS professional . Pl. any one can guide me regarding this. I am really confused. |
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| 2nd March 2012 06:31 PM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB Quote:
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| 12th February 2012 04:02 PM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB If you have already completed LL.B. then you will get benefit in understanding basic concept and structure of language of law and you will also entitle for exemption in the subject of general and commercial laws in cs executive programme.If you are thinking to do LL.B then you can do with cs course. |
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| 15th December 2011 09:54 PM | ||
| abhisek.sonu |
Re: CS course after LLB That's completely different jargon from your career. Still you can do PG Dip. course/ Cer.course/ from universities/colleges/distance education also. Determine what you wanted to study in CS about software, hardware or its applciations and proceed further. |
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| 21st October 2011 09:13 PM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB Hi, I completed MBA Specilisation in (Finance and Marketing) in the year 2006. Present I am studying LLB final year. Next I want to do the CS (company secretary) course. Is it a good combination? (MBA LLB CS) Is it useful for the corporate sector? I heard that total CS course is depends on the law and accounts. Is it possible to complete easily for me? What are the opportunities in the global market? how much the salary will be gain for this qualification? My goal is "I WANT TO BECOME A LEADING POSITION IN REPUTED ORGANISATION IN THE ENTIRE CORPORATE WORLD" Please give me the good suggestion for me.... Thanks....for all with regards .....SANKATI..... |
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| 14th October 2011 04:40 PM | ||
| saswat1989 |
Re: CS course after LLB I don't know why you are converting from law to commerce field! After graduating from DU,there are so many good chances for you to be a professional lawyer... Whatever it is,you are eligible for doing CS course.. For this you have to start from the intermediate course...As the eligibility for the intermediate CS course is graduation.. After this you will have to complete the final course... |
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| 14th October 2011 11:27 AM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB C.S after C.F.A is a good choice.... plz tell me anybody . |
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| 14th October 2011 11:22 AM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB C.S after C.F.A is a good choice.... plz tell me anybody . |
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| 12th October 2011 11:45 AM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB I am currently working as a legal executive in Finance department of an IT firm.I wanted to know what what papers are being exempted for Lawyers in CS module and what is the fee srtrcture ,course duration ,I have been a science student in school so tecnical knowhow regarding accounts and all is almost nil,So could be Please guide me in this concern . Thanx in Advance, Sudeep, |
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| 3rd September 2011 05:27 PM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB Ii finish my 3years degree B.L. and am practicing as a lawyer. have an idea to do Acs |
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| 31st August 2011 12:03 PM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB i have done my llb.i want to do cs and mba???wat is the net value of this degree in a corporate field..plz help m out. |
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| 18th August 2011 09:41 PM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB dear sir i had done LLB this year now i i want to do cs could u tell me about the scope of cs after LLB |
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| 4th August 2011 03:00 PM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB Dear sir/madam I have completed M.Com and pursuing in CA second level, Piease tell me any paper of CS are Exempt Or set-off on behalf of M.Com & LLB. |
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| 31st July 2011 09:21 PM | ||
| ankur049 |
Re: CS course after LLB CS course after LLB i am currently pursuing LL.B from DU and am interested in doing CS...kindly guide. ankur |
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| 31st July 2011 04:26 PM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB is it necessary to do company secretary with llb to grt a good job in corporate world????does 5yrs integrated course of llb nt give u a good job??plz help with a good ans.plz.plz |
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| 7th July 2011 07:03 PM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB Sir I am lokesh pursuing CS. So, can I take LLB course? Kindly guide me and what are the procedures. |
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| 1st July 2011 07:11 PM | ||
| venkat.nammanasi |
Re: Company secretary course after LLB and PGDhrm I want to do Company secretary course after LLB and PGDhrm is it pogble ? please give me guidence . |
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| 30th June 2011 02:23 PM | ||
| swastik08 |
Re: CS course after LLB hi dear, I don't know why you are converting from law to commerce field! After graduating from DU,there are so many good chances for you to be a professional lawyer... Whatever it is,you are eligible for doing CS course.. For this you have to start from the intermediate course...As the eligibility for the intermediate CS course is graduation.. After this you will have to complete the final course... thanks |
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| 21st June 2011 11:43 PM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB C.S foundation will be there after doing T.Y/Graduation? |
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| 14th June 2011 08:14 PM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB YES U CAN DO CS AFTER LLB EVEN U CAN DO THIS AFTER ANY OHTER GRADUATE COURSE, U JUST NEED TO DO REGISTRATION IN ICSI |
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| 6th June 2011 09:03 AM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB i am pursuing in cs which course is better after company secretary. I have two option after cs MCS (Master In Corporate Secretaryship) and MBL (Master In Business Law). Please tell me which course is better to work in US. |
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| 31st May 2011 06:13 PM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB sir ihave allready completed my llb so will intrested to join cs (exicutive programma) please give me details |
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| 23rd May 2011 01:01 AM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB I am into marketing job for the last 8 years will doing llb could help me in my future |
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| 20th May 2011 11:38 PM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB Which is better after CS? LLB OR MBL? pls give me a good solution.. |
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| 18th May 2011 06:19 PM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB After MBA in finance, what would be better option between CS(company secretary) and LLB? Please suggest if anything better than this |
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| 9th May 2011 10:33 AM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB hi im samakawi im doing law from bihar but im intrested in compny job so plzzz sujse me for it..... |
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| 10th April 2011 07:43 PM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB KRITI JAIN It is a very gud combination 2 do cs with llb.. Iam also doin da same.. |
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| 10th April 2011 07:40 PM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB CS with LLB is the best combination. If u can, then u should do.. |
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| 25th March 2011 01:44 PM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB Quote:
Thanking you Sir, Sir, My sis done Mcom and doing LLB she is cleared 1year LLB She is wanna do CS please give ur opinion for it and any paper of CS are (exempt) or set-off behalf of LLB Thanking you Regards, Jitendra MAloo 9222203560 [email protected] |
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| 14th March 2011 06:34 PM | ||
| solution |
Re: CS course after LLB hello dear yes, you can do CS course after LLB. see, any graduate candidate can do CS(Company secretaryship). so you may go ahead with CS course. there will be no problem for you. and there have no age criteria. all the best......... |
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| 13th March 2011 08:26 PM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB i complete the ll.b and doing company secretary . what is the my jobs future. what r the my selary |
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| 5th March 2011 02:56 PM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB hi iam nagaraj redddy i have completed my puc 2003 and diploma in cs 2007 and doing job from 3years now can i do llb |
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| 3rd February 2011 11:49 AM | ||
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| 25th December 2010 06:43 PM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB Quote: Originally Posted by snehajain i am currently pursuing LL.B from DU and am interested in doing CS...kindly guide. argh plz.. whoeva said dat u cannot do c.s aftr llb.. u got it wrong!! .. for other people if you love studying then u can do CS and LLB together.. and it is upto ur capacity and willingness and dont do what others tell u.. you should find the interest and passion within yourself.. you can definitely do CS ..infact it is very much related to law such as general law company law and accounts.. and u wont find it that tough.. and yes offcourse you hve to spend hours studying and be totally focused determined and willing to study hard.. then only you can excel.. if u wish 2 devote ur time and knowlege.. then go for it.. ALL the best ! |
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| 14th December 2010 10:04 AM | ||
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Re: CS course after LLB Hi friends, i have done LL.B in the year 2008 but because of some family problems i have joined International BPO as EXECUTIVE within 10 months i have pramoted aas Quality analyast complince. but now i would like to do CS. please advice me on it. your advises are ways for me. |
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| 12th November 2010 07:50 PM | ||
| Sneha1247 |
Re: CS course after LLB Hi!!!! Its not possible to do CS after LLB cause LLB is a differnt field and CS is diffent you have to do it from the beginning and it will take too long. with best wishes!!!! |
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| 11th November 2010 05:15 PM | ||
| ravik1214 |
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| 15th August 2010 02:54 AM | ||
| parhitoshika |
Re: CS course after LLB try to do any vocational courses they are most needed at the time of recession there are many ways like : 1.knowing programming languages. 2.software related lawsuit program |
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