ICSI CS December 2021: List of exam centres released; Check here
Company Secretary exams for the December session will be held in offline mode from December 21 onwards. Candidates can select their preferred exam centre choice from the given list.
Mahima Bahl | October 12, 2021 | 11:12 AM IST
NEW DELHI: The Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) has released the region-wise list of CS exam centres 2021 for the December session. There are a total of 172 Indian exam centres which are divided into four regions - North, South, East and West. Whereas, the overseas exam centre is Dubai. Candidates can select the exam centres as per their preference while filling up the CS exam form 2021.
As per the important exam dates, ICSI will conduct the CS exams 2021 for the December session from December 21 to December 30 in offline mode.
Given below is the region-wise exam centre list for CS exams. ICSI will conduct only CS Executive and Professional exams in online mode. CS Foundation will be conducted in remote-proctored mode from December 2021 onwards.
East region ICSI CS exam centres for December 2021
|
S. No. |
ICSI CS exam centres 2021 |
|
1 |
BHAGALPUR |
|
2 |
BHUBANESWAR I |
|
3 |
BHUBANESWAR II |
|
4 |
BOKARO |
|
5 |
DHANBAD |
|
6 |
GUWAHATI |
|
7 |
HOOGHLY |
|
8 |
HOWRAH |
|
9 |
IMPHAL |
|
10 |
JAMSHEDPUR |
|
11 |
KOLKATA ZONE-I |
|
12 |
KOLKATA ZONE-II |
|
13 |
KOLKATA ZONE-III |
|
14 |
KOLKATA ZONE-IV |
|
15 |
KOLKATA ZONE-V |
|
16 |
PATNA |
|
17 |
RANCHI |
|
18 |
ROURKELA |
|
19 |
SAMBALPUR |
|
20 |
SILIGURI |
North region ICSI CS exam centres for December 2021
|
S. No. |
ICSI CS exam centres 2021 |
S. No. |
ICSI CS exam centres 2021 |
|
1 |
AGRA |
29 |
JODHPUR |
|
2 |
AJMER |
30 |
KANPUR |
|
3 |
ALIGARH |
31 |
KARNAL |
|
4 |
ALWAR |
32 |
KOTA |
|
5 |
AMBALA |
33 |
LUCKNOW |
|
6 |
AMRITSAR |
34 |
LUDHIANA |
|
7 |
BAREILLY |
35 |
MATHURA |
|
8 |
BEAWAR |
36 |
MEERUT |
|
9 |
BHILWARI |
37 |
MODINAGAR |
|
10 |
BHIWANI |
38 |
MORADABAD |
|
11 |
BIKANER |
39 |
MUZAFFARNAGAR |
|
12 |
CHANDIGARH |
40 |
NOIDA |
|
13 |
CHITTORGARH |
41 |
PALI |
|
14 |
DEHRADUN |
42 |
PANIPAT |
|
15 |
DELHI (E) |
43 |
PATIALA |
|
16 |
DELHI (N) |
44 |
PRAYAGRAJ |
|
17 |
DELHI (S) |
45 |
REWARI |
|
18 |
DELHI (W) |
46 |
ROHTAK |
|
19 |
FARIDABAD |
47 |
SHIMLA |
|
20 |
GHAZIABAD |
48 |
SIKAR |
|
21 |
GORAKHPUR |
49 |
SONEPAT |
|
22 |
GURUGRAM |
50 |
SRINAGAR |
|
23 |
HISSAR |
51 |
UDAIPUR |
|
24 |
JAIPUR |
52 |
VARANASI |
|
25 |
JALANDHAR |
53 |
YAMUNA NAGAR |
|
26 |
JAMMU |
|
|
|
27 |
JHANSI |
|
|
|
28 |
JHUNJHUNU |
|
|
South region ICSI CS exam centres for December 2021
|
S. No. |
ICSI CS exam centres 2021 |
S. No. |
ICSI CS exam centres 2021 |
|
1 |
BALLARY |
23 |
KANNUR |
|
2 |
BELAGAVI |
24 |
KOLLAM |
|
3 |
BENGALURU ZONE I |
25 |
KOTTAYAM |
|
4 |
BENGALURU ZONE II |
26 |
KOZHIKODE |
|
5 |
BENGALURU ZONE III |
27 |
MADURAI |
|
6 |
BENGALURU ZONE IV |
28 |
MANGALURU |
|
7 |
CHENNAI ZONE I |
29 |
MYSURU |
|
8 |
CHENNAI ZONE II |
30 |
NELLORE |
|
9 |
CHENNAI ZONE III |
31 |
PALAKKAD |
|
10 |
CHENNAI ZONE IV |
32 |
PUDUCHERRY |
|
11 |
CHENNAI ZONE V |
33 |
SALEM |
|
12 |
CHENNAI ZONE VI |
34 |
SIRSI |
|
13 |
CHENNAI ZONE VII |
35 |
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM |
|
14 |
COIMBATORE |
36 |
THRISSUR |
|
15 |
ERNAKULAM |
37 |
TIRUCHIRAPALLI |
|
16 |
ERODE |
38 |
TIRUNELVELI |
|
17 |
GUNTUR-AMARAVATI |
39 |
TIRUPPUR |
|
18 |
HUBLI-DHARWAD |
40 |
UDUPI |
|
19 |
HYDERABAD ZONE I |
41 |
VIJAYAWADA |
|
20 |
HYDERABAD ZONE II |
42 |
VISAKHAPATNAM |
|
21 |
HYDERABAD ZONE III |
|
|
|
22 |
KANCHIPURAM |
|
|
West region ICSI CS exam centres for December 2021
|
S. No. |
ICSI CS exam centres 2021 |
S. No. |
ICSI CS exam centres 2021 |
|
1 |
AHMEDABAD (Zone I, II, III, IV) |
31 |
NAGPUR |
|
2 |
AHMEDNAGAR |
32 |
NANDED |
|
3 |
AKOLA |
33 |
NASHIK |
|
4 |
AMRAVATI |
34 |
NAVI MUMBAI ZONE I |
|
5 |
AURANGABAD |
35 |
NAVI MUMBAI ZONE II |
|
6 |
BHAYANDER |
36 |
PANAJI |
|
7 |
BHILAI |
37 |
PIMPRI-CHINCHWAD |
|
8 |
BHOPAL |
38 |
PUNE ZONE-I |
|
9 |
BILASPUR |
39 |
PUNE ZONE-II |
|
10 |
CHANDRAPUR |
40 |
PUNE ZONE-III |
|
11 |
DEWAS |
41 |
PUNE ZONE-IV |
|
12 |
DHAR |
42 |
RAIPUR |
|
13 |
GANDHIDHAM |
43 |
RAJKOT |
|
14 |
GANDHINAGAR |
44 |
RATLAM |
|
15 |
GWALIOR |
45 |
SAGAR |
|
16 |
INDORE |
46 |
SATARA |
|
17 |
JABALPUR |
47 |
SOLAPUR |
|
18 |
JALGAON |
48 |
SURAT |
|
19 |
JAMNAGAR |
49 |
THANE ZONE-I |
|
20 |
KATNI |
50 |
THANE ZONE-II |
|
21 |
KOLHAPUR |
51 |
THANE ZONE-III |
|
22 |
LATUR |
52 |
UJJAIN |
|
23 |
MUMBAI ZONE-I |
53 |
VADODARA |
|
24 |
MUMBAI ZONE-II |
54 |
VALSAD |
|
25 |
MUMBAI ZONE-III |
55
|
VAPI
|
|
26 |
MUMBAI ZONE-IV |
||
|
27 |
MUMBAI ZONE-V |
||
|
28 |
MUMBAI ZONE-VI |
||
|
29 |
MUMBAI ZONE-VII |
||
|
30 |
MUMBAI ZONE-VIII |
Overseas exam centre for CS exam 2021
ICSI will also conduct the December 2021 executive exam at an overseas ICSI CS exam centre that is Dubai.
Earlier, ICSI notified that it will release the exam form on October 14 in online mode. It is mandatory for candidates to fill the exam form if they wish to appear for the CS December 2021 exams.
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