When should a person drop out of CA..spending too much time in CA has led me into frustration, sadness and depression.
I really need someone to be friendly with me. I have lived a very harsh life till date.
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This discussion explores the emotional toll of pursuing the CA qualification, with one user expressing deep frustration, sadness, and depression due to the time commitment and lack of progress. They are 32, unmarried, and concerned about age impacting future salary expectations, facing a dilemma about their next steps. Other users offer advice, suggesting a break, gaining practical experience in CA firms, or even considering alternative career paths, with one user sharing their own experience of pursuing professional qualifications later in life.
I am going to be 32 but not married and have no responsibilities on me. I don't know what should I do and will age matter on expected salary.... My age will be at least 33 till I complete my CA and that too with negligible experience.
Start searching job in CA firms, even if they pay you very less, you should take that job. At least by the time you'll clear your CA, you will have good experience and skill set and you can demand a good package from company. I won't suggest for getting into practice as I have seen my friends struggling for money and they have dropped it and accepted jobs. I would suggest take a break of some months from studies and do a job in some good CA firm where there is lot of things to learn. Good Luck!!
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