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urgent help needed-pcc-articleship training

Fayezk (22 Points)

10 May 2007

hi friends

i am FAYEZ from KANNUR, KERALA. i have qualified for PCC in Feb 07. i am in need of some help from you. i would like to undergo ARTICLESHIP TRAINING in my district itself. BUT IS THERE ANY DIFFERENCE IN UNDERGOING ARTICLESHIP TRAINING IN MY DISTRICT WHEN COMPARED TO UNDERGOING IT IN A BIGGER CITY LIKE CHENNAI, BANGALORE OR COCHIN?

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TAKING ARTICLESHIP TRAINING IN A BIG FIRM COMPARED TO A SMALLER FIRM?

WAITING FOR REPLIES FROM YOU AT THE EARLIEST.

with regards,bye.

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I'm also a PCC student from Kannur. I'm doing my articleship in Cochin. If u find a good firm in kannur itself, then its better. Bcoz u can balance ur studies with training. It will be more secure for u. But regarding development of communication skills, its better to prefer cities like Chennai or Banglore. I think there are good firms in Kannur itself, such as Varma n Varma.....

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vignesh (trainee) (26 Points)
Replied 07 July 2010

hi this is vignesh frm b'lore...any body pls provide me question papers of previous exams group 2 icwai inter revised syllbus.....

Siddharth (Get Digital Signature Certificates (DSC) in 30 minutes! Click on send PM!) (672 Points)
Replied 08 July 2010

At bigger firms/ cities, level of exposure and variety of work is more, lots of things to see and learn.. You develop your personality, communication and presentation skills.

The drawback would be - it might drain you out of all your energy. You might not have much time left to study, may have to skip coaching classes if you are taking any, work pressure, etc.. It can also be a economically feasiblity affair, if you are not originally a resident of that city.

If you can handle the pressure and do the studies along with go for it, else stay where you are, get okay-okay exposure and concentrate on studies to become a CA.

Of course, things maybe easier at bigger firms if people are and management is good, and it might not be good at smaller firms if things are haphazard.

I say don't go for sole-proprietorship firms, they rely too much on interns, prefer partnerships. suggested - mid-sized firms.

CA PuRvI M!$rA (-) (2260 Points)
Replied 08 July 2010

Originally posted by : Siddharth
	At bigger firms/ cities, level of exposure and variety of work is more, lots of things to see and learn.. You develop your personality, communication and presentation skills. The drawback would be - it might drain you out of all your energy. You might not have much time left to study, may have to skip coaching classes if you are taking any, work pressure, etc.. It can also be a economically feasiblity affair, if you are not originally a resident of that city. If you can handle the pressure and do the studies along with go for it, else stay where you are, get okay-okay exposure and concentrate on studies to become a CA. Of course, things maybe easier at bigger firms if people are and management is good, and it can be worser if things are haphazard at smaller firms. I say don't go for sole-proprietorship firms, they rely too much on interns, prefer partnerships. suggested - mid-sized firms.