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Hi Diksha,
A Company Secretary being multidisciplinary professional renders services in the following areas:
Corporate Governance and Secretarial Services
Corporate Laws Advisory and Representation Services
Financial Market Services
Management Services
Company Secretary in Employment:
-Companies with a paid up share capital of Rs.5 crore or more are compulsorily required to appoint a whole-time Company Secretary under section 383A of Companies Act,1956.
-All companies seeking listing on Stock Exchange are required to appoint a whole-time Company Secretary
-Membership of the Institute is recognized for appointment to superior posts and services under Central Government
-Membership of the Institute is a recognised qualification for recruitment from Grade I to Grade IV in the Accounts branch of the Indian Company Law Service.
-Almost every kind of organization whose affairs are conducted by boards, councils or other association, federation, authority, commission or like , finds it useful to appoint a person who holds the qualification of Company Secretaries in key administrative position.
- Many government companies also employ CS such as AAI, ONGC, State Infrastructure Development Corporation etc.
-Opportunities also exist in banks.
Some of the other areas where in one can work are government financial institutions, bureau of public enterprises, accounts branch of government law service.
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Dear Priyanka,I do appreciate your aspirations, BUT I believe TODAY INDIA is on par with any Institution in US. Also, if you plan to come back to start your career in India, you may find yourself a mismatch, as the study platforms, visions ,& missions are very much at variance with each other, not to mention the fact that in today's environment , it is more of a drain on Dad's pocket, and not worth the effort.
By the way the best IT 'Geeks' in the US are I-N-D-I-A-N-S. I suggest you may pursue your option ONLY IF YOU PROPOSE TO SETTLE IN THE US ITSELF, after finishing your MS. My suggestion- Get into any IIT's. Best Wishes.
Vijayakumar.M Trichy. Tamilnadu.

In my opinion N-O-N-E. ALTERNATIVE? DO YOURSELF WHAT THEY DO!Let me explain- You see Ashish, NO ONE can give you the actual questions that are going to be asked at the exam! What they do is, they collect the past questions, get some experts to answer these to THEIR best level, and print it as a "Question Bank" charging a hefty fee depending of the demand for such exams. I believe you can form a SIMILAR TEAM YOURSELF and do the same for a much LESS cost! Shocked or Surprised?! Ashish , this is reality. If you still not convinced, rope - in some genuine Professor in this Discipline (who most probably would have been sidelined anyway for being himself!) and hence will be glad that you even asked. He may charge much less since you provided an opportunity to 'flex his intellectual muscle' after a long time, for a worthy cause. Try.You will surprise yourself! MORAL? 'When UNCERTAINITY is the rule of the game, your guess is as good as anyone's. 'Vijayakumar.M. Trichy. Tamilnadu.

Hi Vivek,
These are the course options after completing B.Com:
-MBA (Finance/Investments)
-MFM
-Certified Management Accountant (CMA)
-CA
CA is a chartered Accountant Course which has three levels:
This course can be pursued along with B.Com. Any University has no objection in doing CA along with graduation course.
In this way you'll save your time and will complete the course in shorter period of time.
>CPT(Common Profeciency Test)
>IPCC(Integrated Professional Competency Course)
>Final Course
-Certified Analyst Program (CCAP)
-CS
-LLB
-M.Com
-Civil Services examination
-CDS, AFCAT for army/airforce
- Bank clerk
Employment opportunities:
Banking
Investments
Insurance
Capital market
Accounting
Taxation
KPO and BPO
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Dear Rajkishor, I believe Your Question has not got a rely since it is unclear.
Please give me more info' if you need more info. ok?!
You see, UPSC is not a school. It is an autonomous Government of India Organisation, instituted for the purpose of Recruiting personnel for the indenting organisation Departments & Public sector companies of various Ministries, Banks, Educational Institutions or Universities (for students & Personnel) offering various courses. I mostly caters to Government of India organisation, but is not restricted to it- i.e., it also caters to State Governments, In short- it is only a RECRUITING BODY, NOT AN EDUCATIONAL institution. fEEL FREE TO ASK ME IF YOU NEED MORE INFO'. ok?! vIJAYAKUMAR.M. Trichy. Tamilnadu.