Hi!
Cool down brothers. I am again saying that I did not join this forum to defend stipend in Pakistan. To be honest I am not satisfied with stipend in Pakistan too if I see the work we do for our firms. But friends its training not job so if this stipend whatever in India or Pakistan fulfils the needs of a student then its ok, what else we need?
One of my friend got much agressive in his reply above. Dear India is the economy of 1,000 million plus people, you can say alomost 6 times that of Pakistan. So the companies you mentioned in your post are also for catering the respective number of people. It ofcourse will be very difficult for any Pakistani company to show volume growth against any of its compititor in India, as India has bigger market. I will not discuss politics and democracy here.
Next Mr. Tarum Rustagi objected that I showed you only positive side of ICAP. You are right to say that every thing has two sides one of which must be negative. Ya ICAP is not some thing super natural which is free of all wrongs. We the students of ICAP have lot of complaints against our institute but this is also reality that they entertain our complaints in a quick way. Whatever but they will reply your mail withing 24 to 36 hours. Also telephone lines of all ICAP officials are also open. But dear again one can never satisfy, demands have no end.
ICAP and ICAI have their own ways to run chartered accountancy profession in Pakistan and India respectively. Those who are sitting in governing bodies of these institutes know all what we just think but they have to see many possible outcomes before taking any decision. So if we argue it is not going to be fruitful.
Regards,
Mudassar