CA. Dashrath Maheshwari (TaXpert) (15103 Points)
11 June 2010Hey friends,
This is to all CA Final Students..
Dear future professionals, can you imagine the cost of your failure ???
Be ready to read the article very soon... meanwhile, try to guess with spporting calculations if any, in this forum thread ...
Yours in service,
DM
Akhil Gupta
(Manager F&A)
(856 Points)
Replied 11 June 2010
According to me the cost of failure is too much to give it any measument. However there are different views like:
However if it taken at positive attitude it give inspiration boost your morale in such a manner that sch person outshines others and set example for others.
DONT FORGET THAT AN ANT FALLS SEVERAL TIME BEFORE CLIMBING A WALL.
CA. Dashrath Maheshwari
(TaXpert)
(15103 Points)
Replied 11 June 2010
I mean, we calculate monetary value the cost of failure in INR (Indian Rupees) !!!
Akhil Gupta
(Manager F&A)
(856 Points)
Replied 11 June 2010
Calculating the monetary value of the cost of failure in INR also depend on case to case to basis. How can a general rule be set for calculating the monetary value of the cost of failure in INR.
Take my example, if I say that my present take home salary is Rs. 35000/- pm and CTC 42000/-pm and am a CA Inter and also claered my IInd Group of CA Final. Only first group is left. Now if clear that one in Nov. 2010 attempt and become a CA then for this first I have to appear for GMCS classes for membership. it may take around another 6 months.
Now how can a measurement is possible. As comparing yourself with others is a good practice.
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