ICSI Delhi - Institute of Company Secretaries of India

Admission: The company secretary course always stays up-to-date with industry standards. They change it often to match the field's changes. ICSI looks at what the industry needs and updates the course to fit.

Placement: The Company Secretaryship course is super popular in India, right up there with CA and CMA. CS professionals, aka company secretaries, know all about company law and making sure businesses follow the rules. They help companies avoid getting in trouble with the law, which could mean big fines or a bad rep. CS professionals do a lot, from audits to giving advice and fighting for the company. The Institute of Company Secretaries of India really knows how to make this course useful for the real world.

Campus: The course is mostly online. After signing up, they send study materials for the CS course level you're at (like executive or professional) to your address. They also have classes at ICSI NIRC in Delhi, which cost a bit extra. Just so you know, you have to pay separately for these classes.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They're good at talking, listening, working together, being flexible, understanding, and staying calm. The classrooms are fun and you feel like you're learning stuff that matters.

Placement: To get into this course, you need to score around 60% in class 12. The highest salary offered is around 75 LPA, with an average of 5-6 LPA. Companies like Deloitte, KPMC, PWC, and Coopers & Lybrand recruit students for placements.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure even though it's an old building. The campus is big and the classrooms are in good shape. You don't need to go to the center much since it's a professional course. We also have Wi-Fi and a well-stocked library with all the books we need.

Admission: At ICSI, the teachers are top-notch pros in CS, CA, and CMA. They know their stuff and have lots of experience. The company secretary course prepares us well for the industry with a 24-month internship. Plus, they organize seminars, webinars, and fun activities. The CSEET exam is a breeze, but watch out for the tough executive and professional exams. Passing rates are low, like around 10-15% for executive and 20-25% for professional exams.

Placement: The CS course had placement for only a few students, like 10-15%. The highest salary offered was around 10-12 LPA, while the average was about 3-4 LPA, and the lowest was 2.5 LPA. Companies like TCS, First Cry, and BPL came for recruitment. Almost half of the students got internships. The main roles offered were company secretary, compliance officer, and auditor.

Campus: At my college, we've got everything we need: classrooms, library, Wi-Fi, projectors, labs, ground, and canteen. The library is open 24/7, which is awesome. The campus is clean and looks great. The food at the canteen is tasty, but a bit pricey for me. We can also play games and do sports here. They organize competitions every month, which is cool.

Admission: The exams are set up well, with good seating for students from everywhere. The timings work for everyone. Computer Science is a must if you're into law.

Placement: I'm getting ready for the executive group 2 exams for CS at a popular professional degree program. Our course has various fields to choose from based on what we like and want to do. It's cool to have that flexibility.

Campus: The campus has awesome facilities for fun and learning, like activities, trips, and events. It's easy to connect with people in the community here.

Admission: Some teachers at our college really know their stuff. But some just read from the book without explaining it, so I skipped a lot of classes. The study materials they give us are awesome and super helpful for getting ready for the industry. The books are written really well and make things easy to understand.

Placement: They haven't shared any data about student placements yet. But since it's a professional course, students usually get hired easily. If you clear this course in one go, you can land a job with a salary package between 7 to 8 LPA. The lowest package is around 3 LPA, and the average one is between 4 to 4.20 LPA. Most companies need a company secretary, so many big names like Reliance, Tata, Amazon, etc., offer us jobs. About 6% to 8% of students get internships. After the course, you can get roles like key managerial personnel, senior officer, or secretarial auditor in different areas. This course opens up good opportunities in business management, tax laws, and other areas related to stock exchanges.

Campus: When I first joined ICSI, there were no classes held by the college. We had to study on our own. But things changed after November 2019. The new courses started then. The campus is not great. It smells weird and looks shabby. There are spider webs everywhere, and the benches are uncomfortable. The hostel or PG options offered by the college were too pricey. Back in December 2019, they were asking for Rs. 950 per day for a room. I ended up finding a hostel in the city, but it made my commute longer.

Admission: The teachers here are like mentors, and they're really awesome. They have a lot of knowledge to share with you. They definitely help you become better at your job. The course content is spot on and prepares you well for the real world. It's a bit challenging, but it's totally doable. The faculty are great and know their stuff. They inspire you to push yourself and improve in your field. I totally suggest checking this place out.

Placement: The course has a good placement record with around 60% of students getting placed. Salaries range from 5 to 8 LPA. Big companies like Deloitte, KPMG, and E&Y are the top recruiters. About 10-15% of students land internships with these companies. Popular job roles include tax consultant and secretarial auditor.

Campus: The facilities at the regional centers are top-notch.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and teach it well. They keep the course material fresh by updating it every 6 months. This helps us prepare for real-life work challenges. The exams are tough because it's a professional degree program. Only about 7-12% of students pass, so you really have to work hard.

Placement: This course is great for finding a job. Lots of companies in India need company secretaries for their rules. They help you with campus placements too. My friend got a starting salary of 5 LPA, but some got up to 14 LPA. The more you work, the more you earn. Big companies like Reliance and Adani hire from here. Everyone finds a job after passing. It's easy to get internships too. You can get roles like compliance officer, CEO, and more.

Campus: The campus has good infrastructure and it's easy to attend classes there. The teachers are nice and the staff are helpful. You can use the library easily and there's Wi-Fi on campus. The institute has branches in lots of cities in India and even in Dubai. Since it's not a live-in program, you don't need a hostel, but there are plenty nearby. They also have fun events like company law quizzes and essay writing contests.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and awesome. They always helped us with our assignments. Even if we were late, they didn't get mad and gave us more time. The course is perfect for my future, and we only have exams once a year.

Placement: Graduating from the company secretary course was really satisfying. Most of us got placed, around 90%, either through interviews or other ways. The job offers varied from 6 LPA to 25 LPA. Big companies like Amazon, TCS, and Infosys hired a lot of us.

Campus: The campus vibes are nice, I gotta say. The classrooms are decked out with everything AC, fans, tables, mics, speakers. They really make the most of the space in there, which is cool.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and have a lot of experience. The course is perfect if you want to go into corporate law. The exams are pretty tough, like a 9 out of 10. The pass rates might be lower than other courses, but it's all worth it in the end. You'll see for yourself once you get started.

Placement: The placement in this course really depends on how good you are. The starting salary for Computer Science is around 50,000 per month. Any company making 10 crores or more has to hire a company secretary. We all have to do an internship for training. Once we pass the executive stage, we can intern anywhere. The main job of a company secretary is to make sure everything follows the rules.

Campus: The college always gets a top rating from me. They have awesome facilities like air-conditioned classrooms, clean restrooms, and a great canteen. Everything is top-notch here. I highly suggest that any student looking to go into corporate law should consider taking the company secretary course here.

Admission: The course curriculum covers a wide range of topics from economic laws to taxation. It prepares students with all the knowledge they need to handle compliance in different organizations after they graduate. It's really diverse and inclusive, which is great!

Placement: Studying company secretaryship is tough, but getting in is pretty easy with the CSEET exam. It's the first step towards becoming a CS executive. Big companies like fortune 500 ones hire CS because it's a must if their share capital is over 10 crores. Starting salary is 8-10 LPA, but can go up to 5 crores per year once you gain experience.

Campus: I'm taking a course online, so there's no physical college to go to. Instead, our university has set up offices in big cities and smaller towns to help students with coaching and info. It's convenient when we need help or guidance.