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CA as a Career

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arun karthi

21 Points Posted on 23 February 2020

I did B. Com, M. B. A Finance. I'm working professional (night shift). I'm married and have kid also. Now I would like to do CA and complete.

Please guide me through the way.

With Regards,
Arun Karthick. S

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This discussion explores pursuing a Chartered Accountancy (CA) qualification after completing a B.Com and MBA in Finance. The original poster, a married working professional with a child, seeks guidance on how to undertake this challenging qualification. Advice suggests it requires significant effort, potentially five years, and may necessitate quitting one's job for the mandatory three-year training. While rewarding, it's noted the syllabus changes periodically, requiring continuous study and dedication.

Deepak Gupta

CA Student

8353 Points Posted on 23 February 2020

Originally posted by : arun karthi
	I did B. Com, M. B. A Finance. I'm working professional (night shift). I'm married and have kid also. Now I would like to do CA and complete.Please guide me through the way.With Regards,Arun Karthick. S

https://resource.cdn.icai.org/19323ca_atcourse260510.pdf

Eswar Reddy S

CFO- at NHTF

15022 Points Posted on 25 February 2020

CA is the good course and challenging.It requires lot of effort.Bcom - will be like a stone Infront of hill -CA.
It requires minimum 5 years if you start from foundation.But if you have score good marks in BCOM then you may get exemption from first level.

You have to spent some amount for coaching classes.If you succeed then you may become a king else you may loose everything.

If you want to study CA then you must quit your job since you have to do 3 years training under a practicing chartered accountant.

Every year there will be change in few subjects.
You need to study long hours daily.

Main drawback is that the course will change in every 5 years and old students suffer like anything..