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At Takshila Learning we provide you Video Lecture of best faculties in India. We assure you not only the best quality of videos but also best content. Our teachers way of teaching, presentation and explanation is very simple and unique.

Why Takshila Learning?

We can give you 10 top reasons why you should take CS Executive Online Video Coaching Classes Lectures from Takshila Learnings.
  1. We are providing online classes of CS Executive for last 5 years (almost oldest in the market)
  2. We pick best teachers for every subjects.
  3. We don’t provide updates only with old videos. Infact we provide new updated classes for every attempt
  4. Our teachers update notes for every attempt. Videos and notes are highly exams oriented.
  5. Our teachers cover last 5 attempts question papers along with ICSI Course content.
  6. Our video classes includes live practical examples to help you understand easily.
  7. Our structure of our fee is very nominal as per market standards
  8. Our after sale support team includes CS Professionals. So, we provide best post sale services.
  9. You can ask your doubts directly from teachers via phone and email. Further, there will be a live doubt sessions once in every 15 days. After taking time from teachers, students can visit out institute for face to face doubt sessions once in every 30 days.
  10. You can purchase
    • Online Classes (watch classes on our website – Internet is required)
    • Classes in Pendrive (No Internet Required – Pendive charges of Rs. 500 will be extra)
    • classes and download them from our website (Internet is required only at the time of download)
You can purchase even a single Chapter of any Subject.
Important Link: CS executive new syllabus
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