kumar shan (student) (138 Points)
18 December 2009i have done my graduation. i have given cpt exam also but i am not sure of passing. after giving exams i have changed my decision from doing ca course.actually i want to complete my professional studies but for doing ca it will take more than 3 or 4 years, so i decided to switch over some other career.
can u give me an idea what are the career options after doing b com accounting&finace other than ca, mba
CA.Sonia
(professional)
(517 Points)
Replied 18 December 2009
FOR SHORT TERM COURSES-
1.CFP COURSE
2.JOIN NIIT FOR PLACEMENTS IN BANKS
3.APPLY IN ICICI CARRER THERE IS A OPENING FOR GRADUATES.
hOPE THE ABOVE INFO WILL HELP YOU.
ramakanth chhaparwal
(chartered accountant)
(46 Points)
Replied 18 December 2009
Dear
I am chartered accountant and my advise is
dont drop CA it is wondeful course in india other than MBA (IIMs) in finance field no good couse other than CA so my advise is to complete ca let it take more time no one will ask you how many attempts You have taken once you become CA
Innumberable opportunities for CA (in no field this many opporutnities)
MOHIT MAHAJAN
(LCS, ACA)
(2050 Points)
Replied 18 December 2009
There is CS/CWA. But again they will take 3-4 yrs. (more in CWA). Similarly CFA/CPA/CIMA etc. You can go for M.Com to pursue a career in teaching line. You can give a try for civil services also. Besides this you can go for LLB. There are some other certificate courses also in different fields.
Point is that the career choices are numerous but to get everything you will have to put your efforts and will have to give your time. If you are backing out of CA, simply bcoz its time consuming and you are not sure of passing in CPT, then be ready to face similar problems in other fields also. Every career will have its own merits/demerits. Nothing will be achieved overnight and without pain.
Rethink about your decision to quit CA, If you are sure to quit it then do take next one after thinking twice.
Best of Luck
deepak
(student)
(57 Points)
Replied 18 December 2009
dear
this is a decision for ur career . i dont think u need any advice from anyone from them whom u dont know. Do what you can do and not what should u do . all the best
Ashish Kr Mishra
(CA-final & CS-final)
(122 Points)
Replied 19 December 2009
Vivek
(Finally passed CA Final...!!!!!)
(1097 Points)
Replied 19 December 2009
Dear Kumar Shan,
Before switching out of CA course, think about the following line:
"Growing of Parthenium takes less time when compared to growing a Mango tree"
Sachit
(Student PCC)
(24 Points)
Replied 19 December 2009
Please could anyone help m with Girish Ahuja classes...my views for the class for june 2009 batch are over and i need few classes to view so anyone could provide m his/her ID... i m in need of it....Please help
CA Parth Shah
(Chartered Accountant)
(369 Points)
Replied 19 December 2009
| Originally posted by : deepak | ||
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dear this is a decision for ur career . i dont think u need any advice from anyone from them whom u dont know. Do what you can do and not what should u do . all the best |
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Cent % True.
BHAVESH RAJPAL
(ARTICLE)
(46 Points)
Replied 19 December 2009
DEAR KUMAR SHAH
AS YOU ARE FROM ACCOUNTING & FINANCE COURSE, I THINK YOUR ACCOUNTS WILL BE GOOD..........
SEE RESULTS OF CPT & THEN DECIDE ABOUT FUTURE PLANS
IF YOU PASS THEN CONTINUE WITH CA..................
BEST OF LUCK FOR YOUR FUTURE PLANS...................
FINALLY LET US KNOW YOUR DECISION
Vivek Mishra
(Persuing CA)
(43 Points)
Replied 19 December 2009
Never underestimete your potential. AND Never Give up.
Jay Barker
(Detective)
(73 Points)
Replied 03 January 2010
my advise is dont drop CA.
Rethink about your decision to quit CA, If you are sure to quit it then do take next one after thinking twice.
Best of Luck....
CAclubindia
