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Icwa or government job ?

31 July 2017

I am a commerce graduate and i am doing a job as a Back-office. I am good in Mathematics subject and i like it. i had taken admission in ICWAI but failed 2 times in same. i know it tough for me. My parents want me to go for a govt job . What should I do? should i continue study (ICWA) or go for govt Job ?

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Karan Batra (Creator: TheProTalks) (2325 Points)
Replied 03 August 2017

At this point the determinants are not fixed, You will have to see the following before taking a decision
- Passion to the course if left
-Chances of passing and time investment will be how much vis a vis if you go for a job and how much earnings you might lose if you're still following ICMAI
-Chances of a government job

If you're getting a positive stance towards the Government job side then it won't be stupid to go for it, if you lose that chance then that is what which will be stupidity

ashish (AO) (25 Points)
Replied 18 August 2017

For government jobs you can visit www.naukrigo.com

Kaustubh Patel (Student) (84 Points)
Replied 04 March 2018

I think the Government Job will work best. Trust me, I am Qualified CMA working in a well known big organization and today I am working hard to find government job and went back to my home.

I am working outside my hometown and always scared of losing a job. In this technology era, only government jobs are safe.

MAMRAJ SINGH (Counselor) (28 Points)
Replied 09 March 2018

Government jobs should be regular check-in official websites. More jobs sites is available who are updating regular basis. I sharing all states government jobs page where you can check jobs by department wise regularly- Govt jobs

iaadhar 2019 (4 Points)
Replied 08 May 2019

After completion of my graduation, I decided to get a government job I didn't know about the employment news one day my friend shared JobAds website to me and they have detailed information about the government jobs.