Hi, hope you are doing well!

Yes, you can pursue PHD. Eligibility Criteria for PhD varies for University to University. Some general points are given below:

• Masters degree with higher than average percentage (differs from University to University). For some subjects, even MPhil is required.
• Most of the reputable universities, a candidate must qualify the all India examination, like National Eligibility Test for Lectureship (NET) conducted by NTA.
  
• There is also an interview followed by written exam if needed.

If you want further and specific information about a particular university. Please mention the name of the university in the comments.

A company secretary (CS) is a highly revered course in India, considering the mandatory appointment of a CS for certain stipulated companies as per Companies Act, 2013. Governed by the Institute of Company Secretaries in India (ICSI), Considering the expertise in company law required by Company Secretaries, there are many law aspirants who choose to do CS, for achieving additional edge over their peers. As an in-house legal expert, it is necessary that you should ensure compliance of all departments. Before taking a plunge, you must be ready with homework and research to know the pros and cons, and how it will impact your career

Dear Student,

These are some certification courses you can do along with CS.

1. Certificate courses in Share Market.
2. Certificate course in Investment Management.
3. Short Term courses in Insurance.
4. Diploma in a Capital Market.
5. Diploma in the Money Market.

6. Certificate course in Finance
7. Certificate course in Banking.
8. Certificate in Consumer Protection law.
9. Certificate in Business Skills.
10. Certificate in Co-operation, Co-operative Law & Business Laws (CCLBL)
11. Certificate Course in Corporate Social Responsibility.
12. Certificate Course in Competition Law/ Advanced Professional Course in Competition Law and Market Regulation, 2016.
13. Certificate course in Corporate Governance.
14. Six Month Certificate Course On Corporate Law (Online)
15. Certificate Programme in Entrepreneurial Innovation.
16. Certificate courses by National Institute of Securities Markets (NISM).
17. Various Certificate and Short-term courses offered by NCFM – NSE – National Stock Exchange of India Ltd.
18. Various certificate course provided by IGNOU.

Yes, you can do BBA and CS simultaneously. Although things will become slightly tough for you at that time, but if you’re sincere enough to manage it effectively, you’ll be easily able to manage both of them.

Yes, you can learn foreign language course on weekends. You can pursue any online certification course on foreign languages. Or you can use some free source like youtube, duolingo, and many more for learning new languages.

Happy Learning!

Hello STudent

The scope of a qualified company Secretary is-candidate can work as a a legal expert and compliance officer in a company,An expert in corporate laws, security laws and capital market, and for corporate governance, chief advisor to the board of directors on corporate governance, has the responsibility for all regulatory compliances of the company, corporate planner and strategic manager, corporate secretarial service

Hope this helps.

Hello Aspirant,

No, I don't think there is any similarity in the syllabus of BCA (Bachelors in Computer Application) and CS (Company Secretary).

Cs includes subjects like accounts, economics, tax laws, etc. its basically for commerce domain students. While BCA doesn't include anything related to commerce, it's aim is to teach students different coding languages, software and hardware of computer.

For more information about CS, please go through this link:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/company-secretary-course

For BCA:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/bca-bachelor-of-computer-applications

Hope this helps!

All the Best!

Hello Student

No there is no similarity between the courses of BCA and CS. What are the courses there opposite to each other. For BCA Bachelor of Computer applications duty is to do programming and solve problem relating  programming, make some software programming Either. But  CS's  duty is of all of the companies for minuting,monitoring the duties of the Managers, meeting, amalgamation of the companies and the profit making theory implementation policy making. There is no duty of computing any financial model related to company affairs by the company secretaries. So both are the courses definitely different from each other.

Click on the link below to know more about BCA

https://www.careers360.com/courses/bca-bachelor-of-computer-applications

Click on the link below to know more about CS

https://www.careers360.com/courses/company-secretary-course

Hope this helps

Hey Shashi,

You can choose any stream of your choice to complete graduation like Arts,Science or Commerce.  But it will be beneficial to you if you complete your graduation in Commerce which is BCom. You can start preparing from day one and you won't need to worry much about subjects as the subjects are quite same.