All students who has applied for Company Secretaries (CS) June, 2013 session examination to be conducted by the Institute of Company Secretaries
of India (ICSI), may download their Admit Card or hall ticket in PDF form after
entering their registration number.
However, all students should have to check at least 2 most important instructions otherwise it may entail cancellation of your examinations:
a) Check all entries/ particulars of your Admit Card just after downloading it.
b) Do not forget to carry your Student Identity Card along with Admit Card.
Thus, you may download your Admit Card from
India Education after entering your 17 digit Reg. No. (e.g. 120271470/02/2011) as per Students Identity Card.
You may like to read:
Please read the following
extract of important instructions as prescribed by the CS Institute:
1) Verification of Particulars: You should have to
verify all particulars mentioned in your Admit Card/ Hall Ticket such as Name, Registration
Number, Stage and Module(s) of Examination enrolled for, Examination Centre, Exemption
granted, etc.
In case of any discrepancy, please inform to ICSI Institute
immediately through:
b)
Telephone No.(s) 0120-4522081-86;
c)
Speed Post
To
The Director
(Student Services),
The Institute
of Company Secretaries of India, C-37,
Institutional
Area, Sector-62, NOIDA – 201 309
2) Admission to the Examination Hall: Never forget to
carry your Admission Certificate (i.e. Admit Card/ Hall Ticket) and Student
Identity Card otherwise you will not be allowed to enter the Examination Hall.
3) Photograph/ Signature in Admit Card: If the downloaded
Admission Certificate does not bear your photograph/ signature then don’t worry
about it and just do the following instruction prescribed by CS Institute:
a) Affix your
recent passport size photograph;
b) Put your
signature;
c) Get it Attested
by either from
i) Member of ICSI
ii) Gazetted Officer of State/
Central Government
iii) Principal of Recognised School
iv) Manager of
Nationalised Bank.
e) Handover
one identical photograph to the Superintendent of Examination Centre for
affixing the same in the Attendance Sheet.
4) Allowable Calculator and Rough Work: Bring your
own battery operated noiseless and cordless pocket calculator with not more
than 6 functions, 12 digits and 2 memories. Remind that irrespective of use of
calculator you have to show all working notes relating to solutions of
practical problems along with their answers and rough work done should be
marked as “ROUGH WORK TO
QUESTION No. ……..” and scored off
by drawing two parallel lines across such rough work.
5) Questions to be Attempted: ICSI has strictly stated that candidates must
attempt questions in accordance with the directions given on each Question
Paper. If the questions are attempted in excess of the prescribed number, only the
questions attempted first upto the required number will be valued and awarded
marks and the remaining answer(s) will be ignored.
6) Attempt Questions in Consecutive Order: You are
required to start answering each question from a fresh page and all
parts/sub-question(s) of that question should be attempted in a consecutive
order and do not leave any blank space(s)/page(s) in between the answers or
answer book(s). Always mention the respective Question No. at the start of
answer in bold capital letters and draw parallel lines underneath the question number
on the left-hand side margin of the page.
E.g. ANSWER TO QUESTION No. ….
Further, except the Question No. or Sub-Question No., do not
write anything on the left-hand side margin of pages of answer books.
7) To the point Answers and Bad or illegible Handwriting:
Institute has advised that the candidates are expected to write to-the-point
answers to the questions in neat and legible handwriting citing relevant
provisions, of the Acts/Rules quoting case law in support of the answers,
wherever applicable. Bad and illegible handwriting will be penalised. Note that
any answer book containing entirely illegible (unreadable) handwriting is
liable to be awarded “ZERO” marks, if in addition to the original examiner;
another examiner had examined and declared that the candidate’s handwriting in
the answer book(s) was illegible.
Did You Know: Central Government (CG) has prescribed under section 383A of the Companies Act, 1956 that all companies having a paid -up share capital of Rs 5 crore or more are statutorily required to appoint a whole-time Company Secretary.
