ICSI Postpones CS Exams scheduled on 20th and 21st December 2019 at all Centres across the Country and Abroad
ICSI Announcement on Postponement of CS Exams
It is hereby informed that the exams in respect of the following papers scheduled on 20th December and 21st December 2019 stands postponed.
|
S.No. |
Subject Name |
Module |
Programme |
Date and Day |
|
1. |
Cost and Management Accounting (OMR Based) |
(Module-I) |
Executive Programme (Old Syllabus) |
20.12.2019 , Friday |
|
2. |
Jurisprudence, Interpretation and General Laws |
(Module-I) |
Executive Programme (New Syllabus) |
20.12.2019 ,Friday |
|
3. |
Advanced Company Law and Practice |
(Module-I) |
Professional Programme (Old Syllabus) |
20.12.2019 , Friday |
|
4. |
Governance, Risk Management, Compliances and Ethics |
(Module-I) |
Professional Programme (New Syllabus) |
20.12.2019 , Friday |
|
5. |
Industrial, Labour and General Laws (OMR Based) |
(Module-II) |
Executive Programme (Old Syllabus) |
21.12.2019 , Saturday |
|
6. |
Securities Laws and Capital Markets |
(Module-II) |
Executive Programme (New Syllabus) |
21.12.2019 , Saturday |
|
7. |
Information Technology and Systems Audit |
(Module-II) |
Professional Programme (Old Syllabus) |
21.12.2019 , Saturday |
|
8. |
Secretarial Audit, Compliance Management and Due Diligence |
(Module-II) |
Professional Programme (New Syllabus) |
21.12.2019 , Saturday |
Revised dates of the exam in respect of above-mentioned papers will be announced later on. Candidates are advised to take note of the above and act accordingly.
However, it is clarified that the exams will be held as per regular schedule from 23rd December, 2019 onwards as per the time-table at all Examination Centres across the country and abroad.
In other words, there is no change in the schedule of examination from 23rd December, 2019 onwards.
Candidates are advised to stay in touch with the website of the Institute, www.icsi.edu
Joint Secretary (Exams.)
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