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Board of Directors

The governing body of a company consisting of directors elected/appointed by shareholders under Section 2(10) of Companies Act 2013. Responsible for strategic direction, financial oversight, and ensuring statutory compliance.

Last updated: 17 May 2026

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What is Board of Directors?

The governing body of a company consisting of directors elected/appointed by shareholders under Section 2(10) of Companies Act 2013. Responsible for strategic direction, financial oversight, and ensuring statutory compliance.

What is the significance of Board of Directors under MCA?

Board of Directors is significant under MCA because The governing body of a company consisting of directors elected/appointed by shareholders under Section 2(10) of Companies Act 2013. Responsible for strategic direction, financial oversight, and ensuring statutory compliance.

Who does Board of Directors apply to?

Board of Directors under MCA applies to companies, professionals, and individuals involved in MCA-related compliance and regulatory matters in India. Specifically: The governing body of a company consisting of directors elected/appointed by shareholders under Section 2(10) of Companies Act 2013. Responsible for s...

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