Declared! ICSI CS professional result 2018 released, Jaipur girl tops

ICSI CS professional result 2018: The result of CS professional programme has been released today, on August 25 on the official website — icsi.edu

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ICSI CS professional result 2018: The name of the toppers, candidate’s subject-wise break-up has also been made available.

ICSI CS professional result 2018: The result of CS professional programme has been released by the Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) today, on August 25. In order to check the scores, all those who had appeared for the same can log on to the official website — icsi.edu and check their respective results. The result of the executive programme will be out at 2 pm. The all India merit list and the names of top three rank holders have also been made available on the official website.

Tanu Garg from Jaipur has obtained the all India first rank.

Pass percentage

Pass percentage in module I: 9.72

Pass percentage in module II: 11.07

Pass percentage in module III: 10.48

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It should be noted the hard copy of result and marks statement will be immediately sent to the candidates of executive programme exam. The result of Company Secretaries (CS) foundation programme examination was also declared by the ICSI on July 25.

ICSI CS professional result 2018: How to check the result

The result of the executive programme will be out at 2 pm.

In order to check the result, candidates have to visit the official website mentioned above. They should then click on the link for results and enter the roll number and registration number in the provided fields. After clicking on submit, the result will be displayed on the screen. They should then download the same and take a printout for future reference.

Top 3 rank holders

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