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Four papers of 100 marks each (400 in total) on the restructured pattern applicable from the June 2026 session: Paper 1 Business Communication, Paper 2 Fundamentals of Accounting, Paper 3 Economic and Business Environment, and Paper 4 Business Laws and Management.

All four papers are held at exam centres. Papers 1, 2 and 3 are subjective (written) papers of 3 hours each; Paper 4 is an OMR-based paper of 2 hours with 100 compulsory four-option multiple choice questions of one mark each: Questions 1 to 60 in Part A Business Laws and 61 to 100 in Part B Business Management. Papers 1 and 2 have a compulsory Question 1 and any five of Questions 2 to 8; Paper 3 has, in each part, one compulsory question and any two of the other three. Every paper has 15 minutes of extra reading time.

No. There is no negative marking in the Paper 4 OMR paper.

You need at least 40% in each paper and 50% in the aggregate of all papers, in one sitting. There is no exemption or carry forward of marks.

Three times a year, in the first week of February, June and October.

A candidate who has passed or is appearing in the Senior Secondary (10+2) examination or equivalent. Only Indian nationals can apply.

Passing the CSEET is required for registration to the CS Executive Programme unless the candidate falls in a category ICSI exempts, such as graduates, postgraduates, and ICAI or ICMAI final pass candidates.