Options after ca
Amit Chandak (Chartered Accountant) (152 Points)
04 June 2013Amit Chandak (Chartered Accountant) (152 Points)
04 June 2013
Ashwani Narnoli
(.)
(1843 Points)
Replied 04 June 2013
Amit Chandak
(Chartered Accountant)
(152 Points)
Replied 05 June 2013
Ankur Garg
(Company Secretary and Compliance Officer)
(114773 Points)
Replied 05 June 2013
Hi,
In CCI a frequently asked question is what are the options available after/with CA or CS? So please find below some suggestions.
There are many courses which you can pursue with CA or CS. However the choice and decision depends upon many factors like one’s own interest, cost, duration, time devotion etc. depending upon your circumstances.
In this regard I’d suggest you to explore your own interest and then decide what you want to do in future.
SOME OF THE OPTIONS AVAILABLE ARE:
The combination of CA+CFA is good in case the interest is for Investment banking and Portfolio Management.
The combination of CA+CPA is also a good one in case interest is in Accounting and Auditing field.
The Combination of CA+CS is also good. With this combination you will be able to handle Secretarial deptt along with Account and finance deptt. It is also very helpful to take top chances to work with top management.
The combination of CA+CS is helpful in long run to grab top opportunities at management level. CS is a very good combination with CA as far as course content and understanding the corporate environment is concerned.
If you are having CS qualification then you can easily and confidently handle or administer secretarial work/department along with the account work/finance department.
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Also focus on the opinion below:
In today’s time ICAI membership only is not enough. To improve the chances of getting quick job after receiving ICAI membership following practical things is necessary to be considered:
Students preparing for CS course and want to join some additional course can go for LL. B.
As per my suggestion with CS one should go for LL.B. to grab top opportunities at management level. LL.B. is a very good combination with CS as far as course content and understanding the corporate environment is concerned.
If you are having LL.B. qualification then it would be counted as an additional advantage and you can easily and confidently handle or administer Legal work/department along with the secretarial work/department. Later on you may be designated as legal and secretarial head.
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My best wishes are always with you. Be humble and be successful.
All the best
Ankur
Dhara Joshi
(Student)
(55 Points)
Replied 05 June 2013
Hi Amit, First of all I really appreciate the fact that you are thinking of options available after C.A.
See, as ppl say ofcourse clearing exams is the priority, but I totally agree that we must plan for future.
The very fact that you are saying that earnings are not your only focus means, you are really concerned about job satisfaction along with a good pay.Well, I would say that this period between exams & result declaration is the best time to decide your future.Just analyse your own interests peacefully.Whatever you pursue in future must be at its best
.You must understand whats your area of "core competency", that is the one which will give you happiness and challenge along with work.It could be anything like Practice,Teaching,Consultancy etc. You should comlpete your GMCS course there you will get lots of hints from good faculty, but Ultimate decison must be yours.This is my personnel opinion, and ya All the Best for Future....!
naresh
(CA Practice )
(31 Points)
Replied 07 June 2013
I simply dont understand why CA+CPA. Both are accounting courses. Want to settle in india, then do CA. I dont understand CPA. Can you go and settle down in USA after CPA. God only know. Why we need to duplicate same study rather one should do cpa alone which is quicker and better than CA.
CA and CFA: God only should know about the companies asking for CFA and CA combo. If they need an accountant, do CA. If they need a financial analyst, then do CFA.
And the big question is why people want to study more after CA. Do CA or other course. Why both? Any way you can work only in one field.
IIT+IIM+CFA: God........Why this person do engineering and then MBA and the financial analyst. He remembers only one course and that too not so sure. And finally he becomes a writer or put a business.
Unless you are confused and so keep your options till the end of your career.........decide on your passion and go ahead.
I got a question.........how a person can be passionate about accounts or finance or anything for that matter without doing it.................Think again
J.K.E
(Student)
(79 Points)
Replied 17 March 2016
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Abhijit
(CA )
(250 Points)
Replied 01 December 2017
ankit
(article)
(117 Points)
Replied 12 January 2019
Hi, we are conducting Live Interaction with Students on 20th Jan from 2-5 PM in Mumbai.
Event Agenda: 1. Understanding of Premium Finance Profiles - Equity Research, IB and Credit Analysis with inputs from industry professionals and skills to acquire as a part of Job Preparation (useful for MBA, CA, CA pursuing or dropout)
2. How can you start preparing to enter in these premium profiles while you are in the job or studying
3. How to start analyzing an industry with live examples and Understanding Credit Forensics and Company Quality using Examples and how to identify early warning signals from financial statements.
Speakers:
1. Peeyush Chitlangia, IIM Cal, CFA
2. Ankit Bang, L&T Fin, CA
3. Abhishek Pal, Crisil, JBIMS Alum
Time : 20th Jan, 2-5 PM
Location: 91 Springboard, Andheri East
Seat reservation is on first come basis. For this interaction we have a intake of 50 students. There’s no charge to attend this event.
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