04-03-2006, 04:36 AM
Walaikum assalaam
Please visit www.accaglobal.com to find out the number of exemptions you can claim after CA (Pak), alternatively search this forum and you will find the relevant information.
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"ONE MORE THING IS THAT WHAT TO DO AFTER COMPLETING ACCA WHAT KIND OF COURSE SHALL I CAN APPLY FOR."</b>
It depends where you are based or going to be based. If you are in Pakistan and you have no plans to move abroad then I would say go for CA just because of Pak employers' poor perception and prejudice towards foreign qualifications and in particular ACCA. Secondly, it all depends on your appetite for learning and completing professional qualifications. Choose whatever you want to do, work hard to get it out of the way and then move on. Since you are seeking advise, I would recommend you to stick to one qualification, study with determination and try to gain as much practical exposure as you can, no matter you do CA, ACCA, CIMA and what have you, try to maintain a balance between theory and practical and always try to apply your knowledge gained through your studies at work.
Please visit www.accaglobal.com to find out the number of exemptions you can claim after CA (Pak), alternatively search this forum and you will find the relevant information.
<b>
"ONE MORE THING IS THAT WHAT TO DO AFTER COMPLETING ACCA WHAT KIND OF COURSE SHALL I CAN APPLY FOR."</b>
It depends where you are based or going to be based. If you are in Pakistan and you have no plans to move abroad then I would say go for CA just because of Pak employers' poor perception and prejudice towards foreign qualifications and in particular ACCA. Secondly, it all depends on your appetite for learning and completing professional qualifications. Choose whatever you want to do, work hard to get it out of the way and then move on. Since you are seeking advise, I would recommend you to stick to one qualification, study with determination and try to gain as much practical exposure as you can, no matter you do CA, ACCA, CIMA and what have you, try to maintain a balance between theory and practical and always try to apply your knowledge gained through your studies at work.
