Cs-inter

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Ajay Agarwal

CA-Student

134 Points Joined December 2010

Please anyone tell me whether Can i take direct admission in CS-Inter without pass CS-Foundation. If yes,Than And How much marks percentage required in B.com for this. Thanks.

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cs sharmila

company secretary

150 Points Joined May 2009

A candidate possessing any of the following qualifications is eligible

for exemption from passing the Foundation Programme examination:

i) A Degree or master’s degree in Corporate Secretaryship

or Commerce; or

ii) Pass in the Final examination of the Institute of Cost and

Works Accountants of India or the Institute of Chartered

Accountants of India or any other Accountancy

Institutions in India or abroad recognized as equivalent

thereto by the Council; or

iii) A degree or master’s degree in any discipline other than

Fine Arts.

Note : Provisional admission in Executive Programme is not allowed.

( i.e. Students can apply for admission in Executive Programme

only after getting pass mark sheet of 3rd year of graduation

exam)

* Krishna *

CA Student

6149 Points Joined March 2009

Having graduation is sufficient. Advise you to register for the course ASAP if you are graduated in commerce. Refer below icsi announcement for non-commerce graduates:

To enable non - commerce students who are eligible for direct admission to the executive level programme, to get a fundamental understanding on commerce subjects the ICSI has made it compulsory for such students to take up a course of postal or oral tuition in those subjects of the Foundation examination which he/she had not studied at the graduate or post graduate level before becoming eligible to pursue the executive level programme/course.

Student registering for the compulsory bridge course, need not attend examination in these subjects but has to compulsorily undergo either oral or postal tuition in them.

Registration entitles the student to a set of study material in the relevant subjects which they have to study to get themselves acquainted for the course. Students are advised to study the subjects and answer and submit the test papers provided with them in their own interest.