To continue or quit ca ??

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swati

Unemployed

300 Points Posted on 14 April 2017

I have failed clearing final ca for 5th time in NOV 16. I have filled up exam form for May 17. But now due to my continuous failures my family members are upset and are constantly discouraging me from continuing with CA. They are of the opinion that I am not capable of becoming CA. At this point also they want me to quit from CA and start a job. I agree that after the age of 45 yrs without requisite experience, one cannot get good jobs. But I have started CA from 2009 onwards. And I personally feel I can fulfill my ambition since I don't have any other obligation in life.

kindly advise me what to do ???

Replies (5)

Studentsca

CA Practice

3577 Points Posted on 14 April 2017

If CA is your ppassion then go ahead and do it. Why are you seeking validation here??

Ayesha

CA IPCC

229 Points Posted on 15 April 2017

You havent come all this way to Quit. Jus Rewind your journey , all your struggles to come this far. There are many students who have failed

Ayesha

CA IPCC

229 Points Posted on 15 April 2017

over and over and succeeded because of der persistency and determination.This is the beauty of this course.Dont give up dear until you succeed.......

Devadas K S

One life one Dream

3525 Points Posted on 16 April 2017

If family members insist you to go for job. Go for job in an audit firm and take 2 months leave everytime before exam and prepare and write exam well. If you don't go for job, family will add more pressure to u and your mind will get distracted and you can't focus on studies.

to become a Chartered Accountant is your dream... NEVER EVER DROP YOUR DREAM...

YOU CAN......its just a matter of time..

"A Palace needs more time to construct than a house.... Once its completed it is a Palace"

CA is just like that..

Takes time... be Patient...but Never Give up...

Black mamba

Finance Enthusiast

65 Points Posted on 07 May 2017

If you are done with your articleship, then join a firm/MNC and prepare simulatenously. I see a lot of people doing that and the regular job takes you away from all the demotivation that you have had because of consistent failures.