CSEET January 2024 today; check admit card details, ICSI guidelines

CSEET 2024 Exam: The icsi.edu is hosting the admit card for the ICSI CSEET January 2024 exams. Candidates can download the CSEET January 2024 admit card by using the registration number and date of birth.

ICSI CSEET exam on Jan 6 in remote-proctored mode (Representative image/ Pexels)

The Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) will conduct the CSEET (CS Executive Entrance Test) 2024 exam today, January 6. Candidates will be able to appear for CSEET January 2024 exam in remote proctored mode.

In a remote-proctored test, the ICSI CSEET applicants will be able to take the exam using their own laptop or desktop from home or such other convenient and isolated place. CSEET 2024 will be held for two hours duration.

The icsi.edu is hosting the admit card for the ICSI CSEET January 2024 exams. Candidates can download the CSEET January 2024 admit card by using the registration number and date of birth.

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Candidates should keep with them the CSEET admit card and an identity card issued by the government – passport, driving licence, PAN Card, UID Aadhaar card, voter card – for verification by the remote proctors for securing appearance in the test.

CSEET 2024 Exam: ICSI exam guidelines

No candidates will be allowed to:
– Use mobile, earphone, headphone or any other gadget including pager, digital diary, scientific or programmable calculator, blue tooth, palmtop, smart watch, health band, etc.
– Refer book or using paper, pen/pencil, writing pad(s), note books, etc.
– Have presence of any other person in the room with him/her once he/she is seated before computer for the CSEET.
– Take photograph(s) of the screen/questions/answer option(s).
– Read questions, answer options loudly.
– Leave the work station without submission of the test.
– Have eye contact and focus out of screen.

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