ICSI CSEET May 2025 Results Declared At icsi.edu; Direct Link Here
CSI has declared the CSEET May 2025 results on icsi.edu. Candidates who appeared on May 3 or 5 can now check and download their scorecards.

ICSI CSEET May 2025 Results: The Company Secretary Executive Entrance Test (CSEET) results have been confirmed by the Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI). On the official website, icsi.edu, candidates who took the test on May 3 or May 5, 2025, can view their scorecards. It is advised that students download their electronic marksheets as soon as possible.
ICSI CSEET May 2025 Results: How to check the results
Step 1: Go to icsi.edu, the official website of ICSI.
Step 2: Select the link labelled "CSEET May 2025 Result" from the homepage.
Step 3: Enter your login information (password and registration number).
Step 4: Examine and save the scorecard for your records.
ICSI CSEET May 2025 Results: Passing marks
Candidates must fulfil the following requirements in order to be eligible, per ICSI guidelines: 40% or more in every discipline. a minimum of 50% overall. Those who don't fulfil one of these requirements won't be deemed to have passed.
Successful candidates can now register for the CS Executive Examination, which will take place in either June or December 2025.
What is ICSI CSEET?
Students who wish to enrol in the Company Secretary (CS) program must pass the CS Executive Entrance Test (CSEET). Candidates can move on to the CS Executive Program after passing CSEET.
Candidates should frequently visit the ICSI website for additional updates.
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