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what was your score in CA PCC ??

28 April 2009

greetings,

ppl , lets put our scores in this post and see who all are better than who all !! (just wanted to find out ,that where do i actually stand among u ppl)

in all goodwill,

sabhya.

P.S.: i don't intend to offend anyone..

my score : 301/600

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CA CS CIMA Prakash Somani (Landmark Group) (23502 Points)
Replied 28 April 2009

I suggest you

"Dont compare yourself with other rather then compare with your past performance then yu will know where you actually stand.

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sabhya sharma (--) (112 Points)
Replied 28 April 2009

sure..

thanks

Kumar Gaurav (Going...to be C.A soon...) (1624 Points)
Replied 28 April 2009

ya i agree with Mr. Prakash Somani

Very well said.........

Santhosh Poojary (SIEMPRE AHÍ PARA TI) (15607 Points)
Replied 28 April 2009

Agree wit somani............

sabhya sharma (--) (112 Points)
Replied 28 April 2009

i agree with all of you but you must also agree to the fact that unless and untill you know of the people above you, you will never even aspire to grow... atleast this works for me... and perhaps i cannot compare my past performance (CPT) with PCC.. !! but i can compare my score with other PCC past-outs to judge myself...

cheers

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Ashish Ashra (Chartered Accountant) (61 Points)
Replied 28 April 2009

Hi Sabhya

Yes even I do agree with Mr. Prakash Somani but I agree with your demands as well. I am a CA passed out final exams in May 08 with 60.25%, 62% in PEE-II & 69.25% in PEE-I. Sabhya, believe me, scores will help you only if you get rank or more than 60% that too the help you'll get is in Campus where the companies shortlist on these criterias.

Even I had same things in my mind when I was at ur stage. That happens. Best of luck for ur future lets say bright future:):). Take care

Regards

Ashish Ashra

Krunal Raichura (Financial Advisory) (2134 Points)
Replied 28 April 2009

In addition to what Ashish sir mentioned, I would also like to say that if you have low scores that doesn't mean you have lost all chances of getting one of the good jobs. The chances of getting the best job even with low scores are very high. This is provided that all other skillsets which you have are made attractive enough to offset for your low scores and you are able to market yourself well.

For more on this you may see -

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https://krunal-raichura.blogspot.com/2009_03_01_archive.html

There are some other articles as well which will give you more insights on what I have mentioned above.