Shivjeet Chopra (Chartered Accountant) (151 Points)
06 September 2009Hey guys.....CA is one profesion havin a very wide scope....bt der r a lot of limitations ....in terms of Monetary Expansion...n ders only one thng dat cums 2 ma mind...MBA...!!!so iv drawn d foll conclusion....
CA = Bada Shortcut...
CA+MBA= Chota Shortcut....
n wat about CA+CS.....im kind f curious 2know wats d scope of CA + any other degree dat v can do alongwid CA....so wat say guys....
Ashish
(Student)
(144 Points)
Replied 06 September 2009
Shiv i don't know how u can relate C.A. and monetary limitations
I mean a C.A. earns in lacs and still not enough?
BHAGYESH RAVANGE
(C.A Job)
(1528 Points)
Replied 06 September 2009
C.A + ICWAI, I will do this shortcut
Shivjeet Chopra
(Chartered Accountant)
(151 Points)
Replied 06 September 2009
| Originally posted by :ashish | ||
| " | Shiv i don't know how u can relate C.A. and monetary limitations I mean a C.A. earns in lacs and still not enough? |
" |
no yaar...iv gone thru a lot of articles n practical xperiences n a CA duz nt earn mor dan 4-6 lacs initialy...unles fcourse ur a merit ranker....n it takes a lot f years 2get to a respectable 7figure salary...whereas an MBA is like a chota shortcut to get der....n once u bcum a CA der is a huge possibility dat ur boss wil be an MBA.....
Ashish
(Student)
(144 Points)
Replied 06 September 2009
u r right here shiv but just imagine a person earning in 7fig. doesn't have time to get the feel out of it
Also ca is more of hard work whereas mba (that form a good college) requires real competitors both as laborious and smart.
And wt u earn also depends on wt u learnt - i know 2 ca firms whose earnings gone to 7fig. just in 5 years of its begening.
Shivjeet Chopra
(Chartered Accountant)
(151 Points)
Replied 06 September 2009
| Originally posted by :ashish | ||
| " | u r right here shiv but just imagine a person earning in 7fig. doesn't have time to get the feel out of it Also ca is more of hard work whereas mba (that form a good college) requires real competitors both as laborious and smart. And wt u earn also depends on wt u learnt - i know 2 ca firms whose earnings gone to 7fig. just in 5 years of its begening. |
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ul get d feel once u start earning yaar....newz i gues v hav a very diffrnt approach...so ne oder suggstions about ne oder degrees wid CA...?
Shivjeet Chopra
(Chartered Accountant)
(151 Points)
Replied 06 September 2009
so wat about CA + ICWAI...wat r future prospects for it????
Ashish
(Student)
(144 Points)
Replied 06 September 2009
If law inetersts u - cs
or u can consider degrees after ca like cima london
CA Manish K Dhoot
(CA, B. Com, NCFM, CPCM)
(5015 Points)
Replied 06 September 2009
Agree with ashish.
the value of MBA creates only when it is done through IIM and u knw it's very difficult to take admissions there.
nd CAs have vast experience in every filed of commerce, we can choose any field as our work.
we have more knowledge than MBA.
CA CS Bhumika Thakkar
(CA,CS)
(1618 Points)
Replied 06 September 2009
CA n CS is gud..but CA n MBA (finance) frm a gud college is d best....bt MBA requires tym..givin CAT n all...if u can get tym frm articleship n all..
sanchita
(student)
(337 Points)
Replied 06 September 2009
ca+cs can b done simultaneously
n afta tat mba finance fr 2 yrs or corp law..
Krunal Raichura
(Financial Advisory)
(2134 Points)
Replied 06 September 2009
It depends on which area you wish to make a career in. If you want to be in Accounting, Auditing, then CFA or maybe even MBA finance won't make much sense. CPA, or something in IFRS would do more for you than a CFA or MBA in that case.
If you want to be in Investment Banking, it makes sense to do CFA as rightly mentioned by Mohan sir.
MBA is a good option for certain other jobs in finance not covered above.
Further, its not that without an MBA one cant get a 7 digit salary. Im aware of many who got a starting 7 digit salary even after clearing in 3rd attempt (CA Final). It all depends on how you market yourself and your qualifications.The essentials of a good salary are not necessarily your qualifications, but it the career buffet you offer. (For more on this refer to my blog - kraichura.caclubindia.com/blog or krunal-raichura.blogspot.com)
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