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Certification topic Company Secretary Executive Programme CS Executive

CS Executive Exam Pattern

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CS Executive Exam

CS Executive Exam Pattern

CS Executive Exam Pattern

FeaturePattern
Number of papers7
Groups2
Marks per paper100
Group 1 papers4
Group 2 papers3
Examination sessionsJune and December
MediumEnglish or Hindi, subject to ICSI examination rules

The ICSI Syllabus 2022 document describes the seven-paper Executive Programme structure and the marks assigned to the component parts of the papers. The detailed session timetable specifies the actual examination duration and reading time for each examination session.

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Last verified: 01 October 2026

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