I am Diljeet kaur . I have done my B.A LLB  (hons) from Punjab university Chandigarh.

Diljeet Kaur

This course is about company law, how to commence business and winding up of a company.

Choose from the various concepts taught in a comprehensible way for students looking to strengthen their CA preparation.

CA Foundation

Hindi

(Hindi) Company Law

Company Law

Business Laws, Ethics

IPCC Group 1 - Old Syllabus

CA, CS, and CMA

Ace the toughest competitive and government exams in India 

Test Preparation

IPCC Group 1IPCC Group 1 - Old Syllabus

Business Laws, Ethics and Communication

Company Law: Part 1 (in Hindi)

Company law. (Kinds of company. Difference between public and pvt company)

Company Law: Part 2 (in Hindi)

Company Law: Part 3 (in Hindi)

Company Law: Part 4 (in Hindi)

Company law (promotion and legal position of promoters )

Company Law: Part 5 (in Hindi)

Provisional and pre-incorporation contracts

Company law:part 6 (in Hindi)

Company law (memorandum of association 1)

Company law:part 7 (in Hindi)

Company law ( memorandum of association 2)

Company law: part 8 (in Hindi)

Company law: part 9 (in Hindi)

Company law:part 10 (in Hindi)

Constructive notice & doctrine of indoor management

Company law:part 11(in Hindi)

Company law:part 12(in Hindi)

Company law:part 13(in Hindi)

Company law:part 14 (in Hindi)

Company law:part 15 ( in hindi)

Company law (calls on share, forfeiture, surrender of share )

Company law .part 16 (in Hindi)

Company law:part 17 (in Hindi)

Company law:part 18 ( in Hindi)

Company law:part 19(in Hindi)

Difference between debentures and shares.

Company law:part 20( in Hindi)

Company law:part 21 (in Hindi)

Company law:part 22(in Hindi)

Company law:part 23 (in Hindi)

Company law:part 24 (in Hindi)

Company law:part 25 (in Hindi)

Company law:part 26 (in Hindi)

Company law: part 27 (in hindi)

Company law:part 28 (in Hindi)

Company law:part 29 (in Hindi)

Company law:part 30( in Hindi)

Company law:part 31(in Hindi)

Company law:part 32 (in Hindi)

Prevention of oppression and mismanagement. 1

Company law:part 33 (in Hindi)

Prevention of oppression and micromanagement 2

Company law:part 34( in Hindi)

Prevention of oppression and mismanagement 3

Company law:part 35 ( in Hindi)

Prevention of oppression and mismanagement 4

Company law:part 36 ( in Hindi)

Company law:part 37 (in Hindi)

Company law:part 38 (in Hindi)

Company law:part 39 (in Hindi)

Company law:part 40 (in Hindi)

Company law:part 41 (in Hindi)

Company law:part 42 (in Hindi)

Company law:part 43 (in Hindi )

Company law:part 44 (in Hindi)

An author who is an IIM Indore alumnus, with more than 7 years of teaching experience and over 86000 learners. 

Bhagyashree Ghosh

The course endeavours to teach all the concepts of Business Communication which is an essential element in management of any organization.

Elements of Business Communication

think big get big. 
life is a journey where you will fall sometime but never lose ur hope and patient,  be active and do toil. 





Navin Beat

The Companies Act, Rules and Regulations in its entirety with specific reference to Accounts and Audit, Dividend, Directors, Meetings, Power of the Board, Prevention of Oppression and Mismanagement, etc

Company Act 2013: CA EXAMS

I'm BCA graduate 
 pursuing  LL.B. , CS
qualified UPSC prelims
have 4 years of  Teaching experience

Anshuman Tripathi

in this course we will learn about types of companies available in Companies Act 2013. There are basically Three Types of Companies. Which can be categorised on basis of Incorporation, control, motive and number of members and its size . On the basis of liability companies are limited by shares, limited by guarantee and unlimited liability company on the basis of incorporation, companies are statutory company , registered company.
on the basis of Number of persons companies can be classified in one person company private limited company and public limited company . similarly on the basis of size they may be divided in small and other companies. on the basis of control they may be classified in holding and subsidiary and Associate company. besides all these upper describe companies other companies are also in existence. Section 8 non profit company holding subsidiary company investment producer foreign company our government company.
after going to this question students will understand various types of Companies and differences among them provision privileges provided to them.

(Hindi) Types Of Companies for CA Aspirants

Pursuing a law degree & an aspiring CS with a passion for teaching and a dream to make a difference.

Priyanka Bhat

This course is entirely on Meetings. It talks about the different kinds of meetings that a Company conducts and how to conduct each of them. Through this course, we will also learn about the distribution of decision making powers between the Shareholders of a Company and it's Board of Directors.

Advanced Company Law and Practice - Meetings

Commerce Graduate from Calcutta University, pursuing CA (Final) having 3+ yr of Experiences in audit & accounts of public & private Co's.

Ashish Kumar Jain

The Companies Act 2013, Rules and Regulations in its entirety with specific reference to Accounts and Audit, Dividend, Directors, Meetings, Power of the Board, Prevention of Oppression and Mismanagement, etc

(Hindi) Companies Act 2013

Mayank Chawhan

In this course we are going to Study the Indian Contract Act for CA Foundation.

Lessons

44 lessons • 7h 4m

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Company Law: Part 1 (in Hindi)

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Company Law: Part 2 (in Hindi)

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Company law: part 8 (in Hindi)

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Company law: part 9 (in Hindi)

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Company law:part 10 (in Hindi)

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