04-27-2005, 08:37 PM
salamzz....well i have just given the exams of matrik...n i m looking to do CAT and then ACCA ...will it be better or i should do F.sc becuz i have heard that inter is very much necessary after doing matik..plz tell me
04-27-2005, 08:37 PM
04-28-2005, 07:09 AM
Hi Ali,
Intermediate is really important for anybuddy before entering into any stream...in that way one can get broader choices...u can even then join CAT,CA or can pick ur degree...
Ace
Intermediate is really important for anybuddy before entering into any stream...in that way one can get broader choices...u can even then join CAT,CA or can pick ur degree...
Ace
04-28-2005, 02:52 PM
brother Intermediate is really important for any feild of education
04-29-2005, 04:34 AM
heyy really thanxx....4 that..i got 356 marks in 9th and i m sure that will get abt 710 in matrik n wants to get admission in GC Lahore...
04-29-2005, 05:08 AM
I would advise you to go for A' levels, <b>IF</b> you positively intend to go for a UK based quaification which draws rather heavily upon analytical skills, which you might need to develop.
A' Levels might take one year minimum if done privately, two years at an institution, but trust me, it will be worth it. Your analytical skills will develop and you will be more 'ready' to take on a demanding qualification. You only need two subject passes (i.e Grade E minimum which is usually around 50%) at A' Levels to enter directly into ACCA Part 1, which can be cleared in one attempt spanning 6 months from registration. Conversely, if you did Intermediate, you will still have to do CAT, which takes a minimum of one year, before you can enter ACCA Part II. So in the end no time is actually lost, but you still end up gaining more in terms of skill. For A' Levels I would recommend that you take up Accounting, Business Studies, and a one choice from either Economics, Law or Mathematics depending on your personal aptitude. It will be worth it. =)
If any of the facts in my above post are wrong, feel free to correct.
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A' Levels might take one year minimum if done privately, two years at an institution, but trust me, it will be worth it. Your analytical skills will develop and you will be more 'ready' to take on a demanding qualification. You only need two subject passes (i.e Grade E minimum which is usually around 50%) at A' Levels to enter directly into ACCA Part 1, which can be cleared in one attempt spanning 6 months from registration. Conversely, if you did Intermediate, you will still have to do CAT, which takes a minimum of one year, before you can enter ACCA Part II. So in the end no time is actually lost, but you still end up gaining more in terms of skill. For A' Levels I would recommend that you take up Accounting, Business Studies, and a one choice from either Economics, Law or Mathematics depending on your personal aptitude. It will be worth it. =)
If any of the facts in my above post are wrong, feel free to correct.
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04-29-2005, 05:19 AM
hmmm u may be saying right...Firstt of all i had not done o levels so i cant go 4 A levels..i have just given the exams of Matrik...u tell me that if i directly go 4 CAT without doing A levels or Intermediate would it be a wrong idea?
04-29-2005, 06:05 AM
<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Tahoma, Arial" id="quote">quote<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by H3LL10N</i>
<br />I would advise you to go for A' levels, <b>IF</b> you positively intend to go for a UK based quaification which draws rather heavily upon analytical skills, which you might need to develop.
A' Levels might take one year minimum if done privately, two years at an institution, but trust me, it will be worth it. Your analytical skills will develop and you will be more 'ready' to take on a demanding qualification. You only need two subject passes (i.e Grade E minimum which is usually around 50%) at A' Levels to enter directly into ACCA Part 1, which can be cleared in one attempt spanning 6 months from registration. Conversely, if you did Intermediate, you will still have to do CAT, which takes a minimum of one year, before you can enter ACCA Part II. So in the end no time is actually lost, but you still end up gaining more in terms of skill. For A' Levels I would recommend that you take up Accounting, Business Studies, and a one choice from either Economics, Law or Mathematics depending on your personal aptitude. It will be worth it. =)
If any of the facts in my above post are wrong, feel free to correct.
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If you decide on the accountancy route I would advise chartered accountancy(Ultimately) instead of CIMA or ACCA. That's because CIMA tend to specialise in running the finance department of a business and ACCA have very low pass rates. Chartered accountants often specialise in corporate finance, valuing a company that is to be floated, for example or undertaking due diligence to be sure that there isn't a black hole in the accounts. The other types of accountant can do this too but they do so less often than chartereds. (ICAEW). The only downsides of chartered accontancy are that they are not as international as ACCA or CIMA and their entry qualifications are usually higher.
I guess that you may have been advised on the other two because they tend to need lower A-level grades to gain entry. ICAEW members tend to want a B and two Cs minimum at A-level.
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<br />I would advise you to go for A' levels, <b>IF</b> you positively intend to go for a UK based quaification which draws rather heavily upon analytical skills, which you might need to develop.
A' Levels might take one year minimum if done privately, two years at an institution, but trust me, it will be worth it. Your analytical skills will develop and you will be more 'ready' to take on a demanding qualification. You only need two subject passes (i.e Grade E minimum which is usually around 50%) at A' Levels to enter directly into ACCA Part 1, which can be cleared in one attempt spanning 6 months from registration. Conversely, if you did Intermediate, you will still have to do CAT, which takes a minimum of one year, before you can enter ACCA Part II. So in the end no time is actually lost, but you still end up gaining more in terms of skill. For A' Levels I would recommend that you take up Accounting, Business Studies, and a one choice from either Economics, Law or Mathematics depending on your personal aptitude. It will be worth it. =)
If any of the facts in my above post are wrong, feel free to correct.
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If you decide on the accountancy route I would advise chartered accountancy(Ultimately) instead of CIMA or ACCA. That's because CIMA tend to specialise in running the finance department of a business and ACCA have very low pass rates. Chartered accountants often specialise in corporate finance, valuing a company that is to be floated, for example or undertaking due diligence to be sure that there isn't a black hole in the accounts. The other types of accountant can do this too but they do so less often than chartereds. (ICAEW). The only downsides of chartered accontancy are that they are not as international as ACCA or CIMA and their entry qualifications are usually higher.
I guess that you may have been advised on the other two because they tend to need lower A-level grades to gain entry. ICAEW members tend to want a B and two Cs minimum at A-level.
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04-29-2005, 08:19 PM
Can we do A levels after matrik...IS not difficult because i have not done o levels
05-01-2005, 08:22 AM
Yeah u can do A Levels after Matric...its difficulty depends on the subjects that u will take...for Accountancy stream u ll have to take accounting,economics,business studies and the like subjects...but if ur mathematics is good then nothing will be tough...
Ace
Ace
05-02-2005, 03:49 AM
thanks alot sam thats wot i was saying.....i dont want to waste my 2 years....but some people here think that inter is important
05-02-2005, 08:23 AM
i think u should go for CAT and then ACCA.
SAM is right dont waste your time as time is money, but first analyze your self can you do ACCA or not, cuz after you enter this path there is no turning back.
Regards
Fahad A Khan
"It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it"
SAM is right dont waste your time as time is money, but first analyze your self can you do ACCA or not, cuz after you enter this path there is no turning back.
Regards
Fahad A Khan
"It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it"
05-03-2005, 02:12 AM
hey ...i think i should do A levels because its better than the CAT qualification....And also after A levels i can go to UK.....anyone knows which is the best institution for A levels.....and tell me if i will face any difficuly because i have not done o levels...
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REPLY ME PLZ
05-23-2005, 06:55 PM
AOA ALI
Please Contact British Council Education Services Near Cantt.Station if you are in Karachi, some years ago they were offering O & A Levels for Private Candidates also
Thanks
Mahtab
Please Contact British Council Education Services Near Cantt.Station if you are in Karachi, some years ago they were offering O & A Levels for Private Candidates also
Thanks
Mahtab
06-09-2005, 10:08 PM
yes brother inter is very much necessary after doing matriculation
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