I have completed my graduation in Travel & Tourism Management. So, is there any scope in CS after completing the Company Secretaryship course? Kindly confirm with me as soon as possible to make the decision easily.
From India, Kolkata
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Hi,
Travel and Tourism has little relevance to CS, as the latter deals with the Companies Act and related matters. If your passion is Travel and Tourism, then I would not suggest you waste your time doing the CS course. However, if you are academically inclined and have a strong liking for legal and secretarial matters, then you can pursue the course, which could take you at least another 3 years to complete if you clear the exams on the first attempt. Unlike graduation and Travel & Tourism courses, the exams are not so easy to pass.
Think twice before you enroll in the CS course. Also, meet a couple of Company Secretaries and discuss your plans with them before you plunge into it.
Best Wishes
From India, Mumbai
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498Travel and Tourism has little relevance to CS, as the latter deals with the Companies Act and related matters. If your passion is Travel and Tourism, then I would not suggest you waste your time doing the CS course. However, if you are academically inclined and have a strong liking for legal and secretarial matters, then you can pursue the course, which could take you at least another 3 years to complete if you clear the exams on the first attempt. Unlike graduation and Travel & Tourism courses, the exams are not so easy to pass.
Think twice before you enroll in the CS course. Also, meet a couple of Company Secretaries and discuss your plans with them before you plunge into it.
Best Wishes
From India, Mumbai
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