Ca inter or awaiting ca final results

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Budding Professional

B.Com CA & CS FINAL

1686 Points Joined October 2008

Members, Greetings for the day!!

I have appeared for CA Final exams this November and have CS Executive this month and also therefore looking forward to start my career. I wish to know how should be the professional qualification be stated, i.e "CA Inter" or "Awaiting CA Final Results" while applying for jobs or submitting general applications. Should I straightaway state awaiting results or state it at the next stage of interaction, if there happens to be any.

I had applied for a position in multinational company stating "awaiting CA Final results" and got the response that the "upon review of qualifications, application cannot be proceeded with ". And I also feel that recruiters do not entertain applications mentioning Awaiting Final results too much.

Therefore, I request the members (especially the senior members) to please guide me and provide insights about the said issue.

Thanks & Regards

Neeraj Singh

Replies (3)

sidhant saha

prop

1394 Points Joined December 2011

i think friend you should apply for jobs because then you will be able to learn what skills companies wants from a professional.although i m not a senior member

Budding Professional

B.Com CA & CS FINAL

1686 Points Joined October 2008

I am doing that and will continue to broaden the framework of that, but I request to give opinion as regard to the way the professional quaification should be stated.

Ankur Garg

Company Secretary and Compliance Officer

114783 Points Joined January 2009

See views may vary from recruiter to recruiter. As per my opinion it should certainly be "Awaiting CA Final Results" without any doubt. Reason being the term "Awaiting CA Final Results" automatically includes the qualification of “CA Inter”. However visa versa is not possible.

I don’t think one should reject your job application just because you had mentioned that result is awaited unless they are looking for a qualified CA. Simply mentioning CA Inter in your resume shows that you have stopped preparing for CA final.