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CSFoundation Online classes : CS Foundation Programme is for a duration of eight months and can be pursued by 10+2 pass or equivalent students of Arts, Science or Commerce stream (Excluding Fine Arts).

This programme is the first level of study out of three level viz; Foundation Programme, Executive Programme and Professional Programme, on the path of becoming a Company Secretary. Hence, at this level students need to build a good understanding and knowledge base of all the papers.

The CSFoundation Course covers the topics such as laws related to Contract, Partnership, HUF, Negotiable Instruments and others. Additionally, Accounting aspects focus on corporate and businesses, basic principles of management, ethics and communication techniques, concept and theories of economics, elementary statistics and mathematics

CSExecutive Online Classes : Takshila Learning offers online classes for CS (Company Secretary) Executive exams. The content includes fully updated video content and books/ notes for CS Executive exam as per latest ICSI syllabus. Our content is recorded by experienced and well qualified faculties.

Buy this course to get excellent score in the upcoming exams.

CS Executive admission is open throughout the year and examinations are conducted twice in a year i.e June and December. CS Executive Programme can be pursued only after 10+2 pass from Arts, Science or Commerce stream (Excluding Fine Arts). It is the second level on the path of becoming a Company Secretary.

CS ProfessionalOnline Classes : Our content is recorded by experienced and well qualified faculties. Buy this course to get excellent score in the upcoming exams.

CSProfessional admission is open throughout the year and examinations are conducted twice in a year i.e June and December. CS Professional Programme can be pursued only after clearing the CS Executive Programme of CS (Company Secretary) Course. It is the third and last level on the path of becoming a Company Secretary.

We provide these classes in online and offline mode like pendrive, DVDs, Memory card, Tablet and Easybook.

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