ICSI CS June 2024 registration with late fee closes today; fee, exam dates
Alivia Mukherjee | April 9, 2024 | 02:56 PM IST | 2 mins read
ICSI CS June Executive exam 2024 will be held from June 2 to 9.
NEW DELHI: The Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) will close ICSI CS June 2024 registration with late fee today. Interested and eligible candidates who are yet to apply for CS Executive or CS Professional can fill the ICSI CS June 2024 application form by visiting the official website, icsi.edu. Candidates applying for the CS Executive exam should have completed the online pre-examination test and one day orientation programme.
Candidates will be able to change their centre, module and medium on May 1 till 4 pm. The ICSI official notice read, "In case of submission of request for change of examination centre from any of the centre(s) located in India to Dubai, surcharge of US$ 100 or its equivalent amount in Indian rupee Rs 8,309 will be applicable in addition to the prescribed fee of Rs 250/-. Request for deletion of the number of module(s) and also request for change of examination centre within the city (where there is multiple centre in a city) is not allowed.”
The Executive Programme and Professional Programme both entail a fee of Rs 1,200 per module and the late fee applicable is Rs 250. Additionally, if there is a need for alterations such as a change in center, module, or medium, a fee of INR 250 is charged for each change made.
Also read ICSI CS June 2024 revised dates out; exam begins from June 2, schedule
ICSI CS June Executive revised schedule 2024
The ICSI has revised the CS June 2024 exam dates for the CS Executive and CS Professional programme. According to the revised schedules, the CS Executive test will take place from June 2 to 9, and the CS Professional exam from June 2 to 10.
Candidates can check the ICSI CS Executive revised dates 2024 for June exam below.
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Executive examination (Old syllabus 2017) |
Executive examination (New syllabus 2022) |
Dates |
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Jurisprudence, Interpretation and General Laws (Module-I) |
Jurisprudence, Interpretation and General Laws (Group-1) |
June 2 |
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Securities Laws and Capital Markets (Module-II) |
Capital Market and Securities Laws (Group-2) |
June 3 |
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Company Law (Module-I) |
Company Law and Practice (Group-1) |
June 4 |
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Economic, Business and Commercial Laws (Module-II) |
Economic, Commercial and Intellectual Property Laws (Group-2 |
June 5 |
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Setting Up of Business Entities and Closure (Module-I) |
Setting Up of Business, Industrial and Labour Laws (Group-1) |
June 6 |
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Corporate and Management Accounting (OMR Based) (Module-II) |
Tax Laws and Practice (Group-2) |
June 7 |
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Tax Laws (OMR Based) (Module-I) |
Corporate Accounting and Financial Management (Group-1) |
June 8 |
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Financial and Strategic Management (OMR Based) (Module-II) |
No examination |
June 9 |
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