ICSI CSEET November 2024 admit card out on icsi.edu; exam on November 9

NEW DELHI: The Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) has issued the admit cards for the Company Secretary Executive Entrance Test (CSEET) November 2024 today, October 29. Candidates who registered for the CSEET 2024 November session exam can download their admit cards from the official website, icsi.edu.

The ICSI CSEET November 2024 exam is scheduled to be held on November 9. Candidates will have to use their login credentials such as registration number and date of birth to log in and download the ICSI CSEET November 2024 admit card. Candidates can also download their ICSI CSEET November 2024 admit card, along with instructions, from the link tinyurl.com/2c2w2dh6 as provided in the official notice.

“You are requested to download your Admit Card along with instructions from the link: tinyurl.com/2c2w2dh6. The same will be available for download from 29th October 2024 onwards by entering your CSEET Registration Number (i.e. Unique Id) and Date of Birth,” the official notice read.

The ICSI CSEET November 2024 admit card will include important information, such as the candidate's full name, roll number, registration ID, scheduled date and time for the examination, detailed address of the exam centre, as well as the candidate’s photograph and signature. Additionally, it will contain instructions and guidelines for the exam day to ensure a smooth process for candidates.

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CSEET November Admit Card 2024: Exam pattern

The ICSI CSEET 2024 question paper will have four sections including business communication, legal aptitude and logical reasoning, economic and business environment, and current affairs and quantitative aptitude. Each section will carry 35 questions and 140 questions in total. Candidates will have a duration of 120 minutes to complete the exam.

As per the CSEET passing criteria, candidates are required to secure a minimum of 40% marks in each of the four papers individually, along with an overall aggregate of 50% marks. Additionally, there is no negative marking for incorrect answers.