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No, the syllabus for Company Secretary CS and law courses are not the same. While both CS and law courses may cover some common topics such as company law, contract law, and corporate governance, the syllabus for each of these courses is unique and distinct. The syllabus for CS courses is primarily focused on the various laws and regulations that govern the functioning of a company, such as corporate laws, securities laws, and capital market regulations. It also covers topics such as company secretarial practice, corporate governance, and ethics and sustainability in business. On the other hand, the syllabus for law courses is more broad-based and covers various areas of law, including constitutional law, criminal law, family law, and international law, among others. Law courses also include subjects such as legal research and writing, advocacy skills, and legal drafting. While there may be some overlap between the syllabus for CS and law courses, the emphasis, depth, and scope of the topics covered are quite different. It is important to note that the educational and professional requirements for CS and law courses are also different, and students should carefully consider their interests and career goals before choosing a particular course of study.

XLRI offers the following Management programs as under.
1. PGDM in Business Management : The PGDM (BM) programme at XLRI strives to skill future managers giving equal importance to functional business competence and self-awareness. The rigorous management-centric education, a conducive learning milieu and an intelligent peer cohort ensure that we prepare managers with a holistic integrated approach to decision-making and thereby help impact organizations and markets. The programme blends basic and advanced level courses to broaden the horizons of future business leaders. The key focus areas of the programme are: Economics, Finance, Information Systems, Marketing, Production, Operations and Decision Sciences and Strategic Management. Emphasis on ethics, sustainability and values run through all the courses. Eligibility: recognised Bachelor's degree of minimum three years duration or equivalent in any discipline. Those completing their final examination by June 10, 2020 may also apply. All Indian candidates can appear for XAT 2020. However NRI and foreign candidates may apply either through GMAT score or XAT. Fee: Rs. 11.80 Lacs per annum
2. PGDM in General Management : For working professionals and required minimum five years of working experience.
3. PGDM (BM), part-time (JSR) : The applicants of the three-year part-time weekend programme in Postgraduate Diploma in Management 2019 - 2022, for working executives and business owners should meet the following eligibility criteria. So from above for admission in PGDM (BM) programme, Candidate has to register for XAT exam. Hence GMAT or CAT entrance scores are not applicable for Indian resident students.