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Advise please!

Neeti (Student) (235 Points)

23 January 2013

Hello members,

I am getting an opportunity to work in a ca firm that specialises in internal & concurrent audit of financial intermediaries (Stock Brokers, Commodity Brokers, Depository Participants, Gold Loan companies etc).Also,i have the option of working in a firm that deals with statutory audit.

I want to know which one is preferrable fronm learning point of view?which has better scope & prospects?Between the 2 which 1 should i go for,keeping in mind that i have to allot time for studies also?

Thnx & regards :)

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CA Bhargav Nathwani (CA in Practice) (8307 Points)
Replied 23 January 2013

1st option is always better because in first option you have quantitative as well qualitative work.. and in 1st option indirectly include your 2nd option i.e. statutory Audits.. !

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P A N K A J (CA FINAL) (740 Points)
Replied 24 January 2013

go with internal and concurrent audit dept

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CA Sanjay Bag (CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT) (3340 Points)
Replied 24 January 2013

Obviously the first option is better.

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siva thunder (article student) (253 Points)
Replied 24 January 2013

FIRST OPTION IS BEST

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gbalakrishnan (owner) (1373 Points)
Replied 24 January 2013

try yor luck in first option though safe option is statutory option for non adventurous!

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gbalakrishnan (owner) (1373 Points)
Replied 24 January 2013

Always ambition os made of sterner stuff!

B.P. SHARMA (CA) (436 Points)
Replied 27 January 2013

Obviously the first option is better.

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Hi Neeti,

If you choose 1st option, it can assure you for growth in financial world and also in audit world. You have both these choices. Where as second option is also good, since it allows you to grow in audit world as well as in corporate world (like internal auditor ). From learning point of you, I give preference for 1st option since it gives practical exposure for both internal and concurrent audits to a great extent. But 2nd option gives exposure only to stat audit.

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