Life and CA

After coming a long way..
I am preparing for CA final..

But there are certain things which are bothering me.
Out of them one is salary.

I will be probably 32 or 33, having no technical skills and on hand experience, when I will complete my CA.

What should I expect my salary to be?

I left CA long back due to personal reasons.

Other than salary, I am also clueless about where should I relocate, which field would help me to grow and which companies ?

I hope someone will understand what I am going through.

It just that I have no one to guide and give me a proper direction.

Hoping someone replies back or gives an unbiased answer.
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Quick Summary
A prospective CA Final candidate, likely to be around 32 or 33 upon completion, is seeking guidance on salary expectations due to a lack of technical skills and practical experience. They are also unsure about relocation, career fields for growth, and suitable companies. The discussion includes encouraging responses emphasizing the importance of focusing on exams first, assuring that skills can be acquired post-qualification and that financial prosperity will follow hard work and clearing the CA exams.

Mere priy Finalist..... If u have made up ur mind to do CA Final, bliv me.......... isse khushi ki baat duniya mei aur kya hai. Mere bahut bahut shubhkamnaien apko dost. Salary ki jada chinta mat karo, CA hone k baad laxmiji ki bahut krupa hogi, mahnat karo uparwale par vishwas karo.

Brother stop worrying so much. These are all things that wont amount to much if we dont clear our exams... Just try to focus on your preparations and whenever any worrysome or unnecessary thoughts come, push it aside (Mind always worries, so Postpone worry for after the exams)...
Just prepare for the exams and once you clear your exams, trust me you will have atleast your foundation ready, then you can learn any skill easily (once basement is strong any building can be built on it) even the 3 months time before the results are declared is enough...

Remember Focus means saying "No" to Million distractions and saying "Yes" to 1 thing that is most important (at any given moment). And in a world where distractions are everywhere focus could well be the most needed skill...

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