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What are the benefits of doing CS?
Benefits of Being a Company Secretary in India
- #1. Professional Profile: Company Secretary is a professional course.
- #2. No Stress:
- #4. No Age Restriction:
- #5. Higher Job Satisfaction:
- #6. Flexible Timing:
- #7. Connection With Higher Authorities:
Is CS a risky job?
I would say no, because practicing as a Company Secretary gives challenging experience and exposure apart from fixed monthly income. As everyone knows that “without risk there is no return”. We can only think on reducing the risk in order to maximize returns.
Why did you choose Company Secretary?
A company secretary takes care of all the practices in an organization in order to ensure the organization’s legal and financial acceptance. He has expertise in security laws, corporate governance, corporate laws and so forth. He ensures that company-decisions made by the board of Directors are adhered to.
What should we do after company secretary?
Assisting in CSR funding, governance and compliance. Practicing as independent consultant in CSR. Employment opportunities in Corporate, NGOs, Societies, Trusts & Section 8 Companies. Graduation in any stream from a recognized University/Institute, Members of ICSI/ICAI/ICMAI/LLB/LLM/MBA etc.
How many qualified CS are there in India?
Media reports say that there are around 58,000 qualified CS as against requirement of 89,623 companies. Of them nearly 40 per cent are employed, leaving with around 20,000 available to comply with the new law.
How many company secretary are there?
The Institute provides top-quality education to the students of Company Secretaries (CS) Course and best quality set standards to CS Members. At present, there are more than 65,000 members and around 2.5 Lakhs students on the roll of ICSI.
How many company secretaries can a company have?
There is no longer a requirement to have a company secretary however you may add one if you wish. You may appoint one or more secretaries for your company. The secretary would normally attend to the filing and compliance issues associated with Companies House.