Advice please.

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Ron

54 Points Posted on 11 May 2013

Hello everybody, I'll try to make this short.
I have a serious question to ask. I'm already 22years old. I registed for IPCC in Jan 2012. Failed the November 2012 exam due to low score in LAW. However, I did manage an exemption in ACCOUNTS.

I gave exams for MAY 2013. The law papar was very tough :( And Im pretty sure I'll flunk it again (But there's a chance I may get an exemption in TAX.) That would make it 2 unsuccessful attempts at IPCC itself. Given the market conditions (as many CAs are not able get good jobs) should I continue it?

Please dont ask me not to quit and keep trying. I just want an honest advice if I should continue pursuing this course, will it really be worth it at the end of 5years, given I somehow qualify as a chartered?

Experts please help me out.

Thank you.

Replies (2)

Siddharth Singh

CA-Final

202 Points Posted on 11 May 2013

Any course does not provide any kind of guarantee or warranty card and anybody cannot assure u bout the mkt. conditions 5yrs later frm nw...it depends upon u if u thnk that any other profession can give u assurance for u to earn gud in it...then go get it...decision is totally urs...

spendinsumtym

student

180 Points Posted on 11 May 2013

Hey Ron,

Relevant question is What do u want? Do you want to become a CA or u r just doing it for the sake of doing it? If there is any avenue/opportunity elsewhere waiting for u then u need to rethink your future strategy...if not and CA is ur dream...this is what u always wanted then no matter how many times u flunk u r not going to loose ur hopes...u will keep on tryin until u reach ur goal against all odds....

Suggesting this becoz I myself failed a lot of times but I never gave up and today I am proud of what I am and My parents are proud of me too...

So if this is what u want work really hard for it and dont give up coz nothing in this real world is easy......