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hanzala khan (student) (43 Points)

11 March 2011

Hello,

This is Hanzala Khan, have completed CWA (inter) exam in Dec. 2010. and I am facing some kind of problem whether to prepare first for the final or get into the corporate world. I am unable to bear lots of expenses for pursuing CWA final course for example registration fee, tution fee etc. on the contrary i have to go for practical traing for the period of 3 years as per the ICWA guidlines.

Its my request to all the expert if they can give me one of the best solution. I would be thankful to them for this regard

Thanking you.

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Radhika (Consultant) (320 Points)
Replied 11 March 2011

Hi,

I was also in a dilemma like yours before... Its only a suggestion, coz that is wat i have done. Try and see if you can enter the corporate world and study along with it. I think u have an option to opt out of the Practical training, provided you have industry experience for CWA. And when you work, your issue of meeting the expenses can be solved. CWA final passed students are given CWA grad status, i think.

Anyway, all the best and pray that things work out for you.

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hanzala khan (student) (43 Points)
Replied 11 March 2011

Thanks Radhika,

it was really an honest and very practical advice for me. I am deciding to get into the corporate world so that i can proceed my stdy further and can make my career betfl.

Thanks again.

Radhika (Consultant) (320 Points)
Replied 11 March 2011

You are most welcome :) cheers!

Siddharth (Get Digital Signature Certificates (DSC) in 30 minutes! Click on send PM!) (672 Points)
Replied 11 March 2011

There is no compulsion in ICWAI for completion of practical training to appear in their Final exams. You need to have 3 year of practical experience in order get the designation of CWA, which can be attained even after passing finals. In general ICWAI trainees tend to decent payments as stipend during industrial training in good organisations.