Ifrs and ind as course

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Querist : Anonymous

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22 July 2016 Dear Sir

Sir i am a qualified chartered accountant with over 3.5 years of work experience in finance and accounts domain. now i want to move ahead in my professional carrier and i want to do IFRS and Ind as courses, but i have no idea how to do, from where to do, whether diploma course would be better or certificate course would be better from indian scenario. whether courses from ICAI would be bettter or From EY or KPMG would be better. i am totally confused and finding no proper guide.

Can anyone please help me to work it out and suggest me where to go and with whom to go.

your kind suggestion would be deeply appreciated. Please guide me.

Expert : Anonymous

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07 February 2017 Enrol yourself for Dip. IFR course offered by ACCA UK. EY and KPMG provides coaching classes and study material.

CA abhishek Jain

CA abhishek Jain (Expert)
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20 April 2017 I am writing this answer after completing the KPMG IFRS/IND AS tarining of 75 hours, from Bangalore.

I must tell you it is waste of time and Money, they are calling faculty who has no experience of IFRS/ IND AS practically they just keep on explaining the slides of the presentation. I don't know whether the other KPMG like Mumbai, Ahemdabad etc are good or not, but experience with KPMG Bangalore was worst!!!!!!

Waste of money as well as time. I wasted my 10 Sunday which I could have utilised by reading the book of Dolphy Dsouza for IND AS, I would have learned way better then what they taught us in Classes. 80% of faculty was bogus, I felt like they are doing experiment by puting new faculties. We were not learning anything, but those faculty must be learning everyday by seeing our feedback. The faculty was employee of KPMG, and some of them are just having expereicne of 2-3 years. I suggest, one should go for ICAI, as they call faculty from all over India. Atleast 80% faculty will be good.