karan (student) (39 Points)
26 March 2008this is for amit sir and all those who have knowledge about cs course .......after clearing my pe2 exams in nov2007 i want to pursue cs after my final exams of b.com(H).........i need advise on the matters regarding training exemtpion provision in cs.................thanks please reply soon
Rajiev Murarka
(business)
(179 Points)
Replied 26 March 2008
kisna
(student)
(182 Points)
Replied 26 March 2008
Hi,
Please note that CS is a law oriented course and involves legal compliances issues. If you are a CA CS you may get a better opportunity in terms of monetary benefits. But finally you will be doing a specialised job, be it finance or relating to secretarial practise. But in certain cases an only-CA qualification may also be preferred cause the person may be a brillant chap. Therefore first of all decide what field you want to build your career in and then take a step. CS is a not a big qualification as such as compared to CA and does not involve any finance related specialisation.
SSA JI
(Ca Final )
(1970 Points)
Replied 26 March 2008
hello
look friend CS is a law oriented plus theoritical course and involves legal compliances issues. If you are a CA CS you may get a better opportunity in terms of monetary benefits. But finally you will be doing a specialised job, be it finance or relating to secretarial practise. But in certain cases an only-CA qualification may also be preferred cause the person may be a brillant chap. Therefore first of all decide what field you want to build your career in and then take a step. CS is a not a big qualification as such as compared to CA and does not involve any finance related specialisation.
Jeet Biswas
(ACMA (in Service))
(5073 Points)
Replied 26 March 2008
very innovative reply davinder...........kisna r davinder, r u one & the same person?
See Karan, ultimately its ur choice. whatever u want to be doing in the long term... go for CS, if u have a liking for law. otherwise u can also go for MBA Fin. it depends upon ur preference.
nARENDRA
(tREASURY)
(27 Points)
Replied 11 February 2009
Hi all,
CA +CS combination is always good as at the initial stage of career you will have edge over the people with one qualification both in terms of selection in interview and salary offer.similarly in the long run when you are working as the chief of finance in the company may be as CFO or controller and legal compliance head of the company leaves the company,may be you are asked to undertake his functions if there are high manpower cost pressures or company is not conveniently finding suitable candidate to fill the vacancy.such type of practices are very comman in small companies,domestic organisations and manufacturing or diversified sectors.such people are very near to chairman/CEO/President/owner of the company and may be paid higher than IT company and MNC professionalls because they some times support business related problems specialyy in the country like India where legal finacial and political complexities are too get involved in business stretagy.such type of people are always get welcome in private practice at their old age.
Narendra jain
Chartered accountant
CS Reetika
(fresher)
(30 Points)
Replied 26 August 2014
Dear Friends/ Members,
I cleared my Company Secretary course in December 2013 and also completed my internship in the month of June 2014.But, june i m seacrhing for the Job though my membership no is awaited but not even a signle call i received from the company/PCS. I am very disappointed.
so, can you please help me which course i have to pursue so that i can easily get a job. and, also please do let know which is the best combination to do CS with CA or CMA. i think to invest one lacs in LL.b from CCS college is waste. Please help waiting for your reply.
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