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What do I do???

 
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What do I do???
sirhandi
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05-06-2003, 05:44 AM
well dear its nice to c ur to b decisive n certain bout ur career..
well u have few options on hand...i want to ut down the possible
combinations...its upto u to decide....after ur A levels

1)start acca n complete it within 2 yrs n then claim xemptions in
ICAP n ICAEW...if u go for ICAP then u have to take module E n F
ofcourse after the 1.5 yrs of articles..but when u r qualified acca
u have to do 3 yrs articles for ICAP n many relaxations exist in
opting ICAEW...net time to qualify both acca n ca will b 5 yrs...

2)start ca(icap) n then after completing module d u will b starting
articles n the first attempt u will take will b after the 1.5 yrs
of articles...in the meantime start acca...n the remaing process
is same....so the net time is again 5 yrs...but u have to work for
4 yrs if this route is opted....

u can always go for icaew once u complete ur acca...so u can opt in neone of the above if its feasible.....lekin baher janay ki waqi zaroorat nahi hay kiyonke SAB SE PEHLAY PAKISTAN...but a tip for u...
never do an act which seizes the opportunity...rite....if u need further help...contact m....my number is 0300-4238813..n from lhr i am..

best of luck...

sirhandi




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What do I do??? - by y2h - 05-05-2003, 03:16 AM
[No subject] - by sirhandi - 05-06-2003, 05:44 AM
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