Course to pursue
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21 May 2016
Dear Experts,
I am a Chartered Accountant , now I want to study further can u suggest me the suitable courses
I am thinking for doing IAS but since these two courses are opposite to each other then should I had to move in IAS or should opt for other course.
Best Regards
CA Rahul Modi
I am a Chartered Accountant , now I want to study further can u suggest me the suitable courses
I am thinking for doing IAS but since these two courses are opposite to each other then should I had to move in IAS or should opt for other course.
Best Regards
CA Rahul Modi
22 May 2016
There are examples of Chartered Accountants who have passed UPSC examination and doing well in their career. A person who has gone through the grind of passing CA examination will know the truth of hard work, efforts, patience and perseverance that is some of the key attributes needed even for UPSC examination.
Do take up civil services examination, only if you have passion and dedication for it. As you know it is one of the toughest examinations to crack in the country and your thinking must be on a different footing in order to achieve success. The best thing you can do is to speak some of your friends / relatives who have successfully cleared the UPSC exam and get to know what it takes to reach there. Else you may also seek advice from career consultants who can guide you on various career opportunities including appearing in UPSC examination. Wish you good luck for your further career advancements.
Do take up civil services examination, only if you have passion and dedication for it. As you know it is one of the toughest examinations to crack in the country and your thinking must be on a different footing in order to achieve success. The best thing you can do is to speak some of your friends / relatives who have successfully cleared the UPSC exam and get to know what it takes to reach there. Else you may also seek advice from career consultants who can guide you on various career opportunities including appearing in UPSC examination. Wish you good luck for your further career advancements.
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24 May 2016
Dear Sir,
UPSC exams needs 4 - 5 years of full hard work and it is also not sure that one got clear in the exams that is also a problem if I got involved in preparations and if I am not able to clear the UPSC exams then getting back to CA after 4 - 5 years is not so easy therefore I am thinking of doing UPSC along with my Job , Whether it is possible
UPSC exams needs 4 - 5 years of full hard work and it is also not sure that one got clear in the exams that is also a problem if I got involved in preparations and if I am not able to clear the UPSC exams then getting back to CA after 4 - 5 years is not so easy therefore I am thinking of doing UPSC along with my Job , Whether it is possible
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