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Sir , I want ur advice on some other topic. 1 got 80% in 10th, 70% in 12th, cpt I didn’t take seriously and I was also in bad company so cleared cpt in 2nd attempt wid 100 marks w/o tuition (didn't attempt 50 marks paper of maths and statics coz I was from rbse board and I didn't have maths as optional subject) but after that I quit fb, my phn, I worked really hard for ipcc 1st group but didn’t make it, got 180 marks,, individual pass, this November I attempted both group n this tym I was so sure that i’ll clear at least 1st group this tym but again 190 marks individual clear, and 2nd group 129 marks, so I want to ask sir it is worth giving 3rd attempt? If abhi hum pass hote hai toh may 2017 ka attempt lag ta hai and Tb tk i’ll be 23 n half and if usme 3 ya 4 attempt lage toh 25 ke ho jayege hum toh ye age me c.a bane aur itne attempt me toh sir worth krta hai ya nai, and I also want to ask ki hme 3rd attempt clear hokr article-ship mil skti hai kya? So plz can u advice me?
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Hello My Dear Chartered Accountant Aspirant,
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Dear Student,I can understand your curiosity of clearing the CA exam. And its so difficult for one to give the exams again & again. But one need to be optimistic, life is all about facing & overcoming the problem on daily basis. Those who prepare themselves to overcome any problem are success full others remain isolated.So dear friend please analyse following points through which you should decide whether you want to do CA or not :1) The career chosen should be of your interest (you should have passion for the same)2) The career chosen should help you earn enough money to survive (I think CA earnings are quite good)3) The career chosen by you should add value to your life as well as others.
Please make a timeline of yours (Age-wise) that by this particular age I want to become CA no matter what. And further a Long run goal. That goal will motivate you you to study hard for CA. If you don't have any goal in your life (specially long run goal) then my friend it becomes very difficult to achieve success.As regard your worry for completing your education early, you can opt for some other related courses of short span , which will boost your confidence that if not CA then other option is open for me.As regard clearing the CA examination, you need to analyse your mistakes & work on them. Following are the brief points which you should consider while studying:1) Study from practice manuals of CA institute2) Study from RTP's3) Work on your handwriting4) Make you answer attractive, like highlighting the the key points of the answers, as examiners check the paper in limited time, so ease there task of checking by highlighting key points.5) Answer point wise6) Use same pen while practicing which you will use in examHope the above will help you in taking a wise decision for your career.RegardsCA Mayank Chopra
Hi There,
What else can one ask for, when you are so lucky that you have 2 CA aspirants talking to you and sharing their experiences.
I would definitely not repeat what others have said, but just one thing that CA is a course, mind you, even toppers have been unable to clear in their first attempt.
So do not get disheartened. The more disheartened, the more you would loose hope and the more you will be unable to clear the exam.
I have no clues what are you currently pursuing. If you are a Graduate, then the best option would be to begin work under a CA, this will help you with the concepts and give you a better clarity being on the job.If still studying, then if you can take help of professors or if you know a CA in your area, try associating with him and get your doubts cleared.
Wish you good luck.............
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