#Any ACCAs here?
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So like I'm 21, is it too late to start pursuing ACCA? Exemption I'm only getting like BT (F1)
Also is the job market in India accepting of ACCA, or they still prefer ICAI CAs (ofc the latter would be more preferred, but is ACCA kept at par? in terms of pay)
Its not late at all.
The preference of the industry depends upon the role youre looking to go into
For Tax related roles, CAs are preferred by far. Same goes for Audit & Assurance. It will be difficult to get into these roles as fresher as these are traditional roles and CAs have a hold over these
So if I complete ACCA like at 24. It's alr?
Is it possible to get it done in 3 yrs, 12 papers along with a full time job?
yeah, very much possible
Most people give 2 papers per attempt
and there are 4 attempts in a year
so if everything goes right than you'll be done in 1.5 years
Makes sense. I am planning to like get my knowledge level exams done before new year
Great
Also, make sure you give atleast 200 hours to each paper
Aight, I'm using Kaplan and self study rn, probably would need some coaching for higher levels
Kaplan is the best.
Have you studied these things before?
Well I was the covid batch, so cost accounting and stuff was taught to us but never really paid attention, so I know the base but not in depth 💀
ah nice. at worst you'll begin with executive role as compared to CA which start at AM role
thats the worst case scenario
once youre in, everyone is the same
That's fine, then the growth trajectory is at par, no?
Correct
One level below, but even that can be overcome by switching
@dire tiger aight bro, thanks a lot! What field do you work in if you don't mind sharing?
I run a Automation company
switched from CA to tech