Membership Benefits

Institution Membership

Exclusive Benefits for Academic Institution Members:

• Complimentary Membership: Get free individual membership for three nominated representatives from your institution.
• Access to the CSI Knowledge Portal: Enjoy free access to the CSI Knowledge Portal, complete with a personalized login ID and password for a wealth of resources.
• Networking Opportunities: Engage in member-to-member interactions through CSI Communications, forums, and blogs, fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing.
• Monthly CSI Communications: Stay updated with the latest industry insights through CSI Communications, delivered every month.
• Voting Rights: Exercise your right to vote in CSI Elections at the Chapter, Regional, and National levels, shaping the future of the association.
• Leadership Opportunities: Seize the opportunity to be part of the CSI Management Committee at the Chapter, Regional, or National levels.
• Recognition & Awards: Earn recognition and rewards at the Chapter, Regional, and National levels for active participation in CSI activities.

Non-academic Institutional Membership Benefits :

• Collaboration with academic Institutions and student members.
• Bridging the gap between the Industry expectations and the academia.
• Collaborating with academic Institutions for research pursuance.

Student Branches

Exclusive Benefits for Student Members:

• TechTalks Webinars: Gain insights from industry experts through interactive sessions.
• Internship Opportunities: Access a range of paid and unpaid internships, designed to help you apply your knowledge in real-world scenarios.
• Hackathons & Competitions: Showcase your skills and compete in hackathons and various tech challenges.
• Global Collaborations: Participate in programs organized in collaboration with prestigious Indian and international universities.
• Certificate and Diploma Courses: Enhance your qualifications with certificate courses and PG diploma programs.
• Networking Opportunities: Connect with peers, industry leaders, and speakers, building a strong professional network.
• Placement Assistance: Take advantage of placement opportunities tailored for active participants.
• Event Participation: Engage in events as a participant, presenter, organizer, or volunteer at various levels:
  • Institutional events
  • Chapter-level events
  • State-level events
  • Regional-level events
  • National-level events
• Note: These benefits are available to those who actively participate, so get involved and make the most of your membership!

Individual Membership

• Extensive Networking Opportunities: Connect with professionals from academic institutions, non-academic sectors, and the IT industry.
• Collaborate Nationwide: Engage with fellow professionals across PAN India, opening doors to exciting collaborations and partnerships.
• Leadership Development: Build your leadership skills by actively participating in CSI events and initiatives at the Chapter, Regional, and National levels.
• Stay Ahead in Technology: Gain valuable learning opportunities on emerging technologies and trends shaping the future of IT.
• Share Your Expertise: Contribute your practical experience and knowledge with faculty and students at various engineering colleges, fostering the next generation of tech leaders.
• Fellowships : Your significant contributions to CSI will be recognized with a fellowship.

Code of ethics

All members are required to give an undertaking to the effect that they would abide by the CSI Code of Ethics. The Code of Ethics will also specify the procedure for the action to be taken against concerned members for any breach of this Code. Following is the Code of Ethics prepared by the ExecCom and adopted after approval by balloting by the Voting Members of CSI.

Code of ethics for CSI members (all categories)

A member of the Computer Society of India (CSI) shall :
• Organise the resources available to him and optimise these in attaining the objectives of his organisation
• Not misuse his authority or office for personal gains.
• Comply with the Indian laws relating to the management of his organisation and operate within the spirit of these laws.
• Conduct his affairs so as to uphold, project and further the image and reputation of the CSI.
• Maintain integrity in research and publications.

As regards his ORGANISATION, CSI member should :

• Act with integrity in carrying out the lawful policy and instructions of his organisation and uphold its image and reputation. Plan, establish and review objectives and tasks for himself and his subordinates which are compatible with the Codes of practice of other professionals in the enterprise, and direct all available effort towards the success of the enterprise rather than of himself.
• Fully respect the confidentiality of information which comes to him in the course of his duties, and not use confidential information for personal gain or in a manner which may be detrimental to this organisation or his clients.
• Not snoop around in other people's computer files.
• In his contacts and dealings with other people, demonstrate his personal integrity and humanity and when called to give an opinion in his professional capacity, shall, to the best of his ability, give an opinion that is objective and reliable.

As regards the EMPLOYEES, CSI member should :

• Set an example to his subordinates through his own work and performance, through his leadership and by taking
• Account of the needs and problems of his subordinates.
• Develop people under him to become qualified for higher duties.
• Pay proper regard to the safety and well being of the personnel for whom he is responsible.
• Share his experience with fellow professionals.

As regards the CLIENTS, CSI member should :

• Ensure that the terms of all contracts and terms of business be stated clearly and unambiguously.
• Not use the computer to harm other people or to bear false witness.
• Be objective and impartial when giving independent advice.

As regards the COMMUNITY, CSI member should :

• Make the most effective use of all natural resources employed.
• Be ready to give professional assistance in community affairs.
• Not appropriate other people's intellectual output.
Always use a computer in ways that ensure consideration and respect for fellow humans.