05-03-2007, 02:08 AM
We can compare CA and ACCA on some objective and simpl basis.
You can blame CA as it is too tough, too lengthy, consumes the golden period of one's life and even after having wasted some precious years one can't be certain that he will manage to qualify. In fact, a very few manages to qualify.
Some people also say that ACCA course is more comprehensive than that of CA and its examination techniques are more practical. Although at they same time they agree to pass CA exams is much more difficult.
However, a qualified CA is supposed to be much more euipped with knowledge and skills and this is the result of tough qualification and training he has to pass through to come to that stage.
And no should be mistaken that a qualified CA is much more worthy than ACCA in the market at least at the moment. However, I can't say anything very much surely about future as the growing number of ACCA
may affect chartered accountancy.
I don't agree to the concept of being double standarded or giving preference to own resources by the country. A CA has to strugle much harder, so should get more rewards for his strugle.
Started in 1998 and dominated the world in very few years, this is ACCA is. You should look at this from another perspective, education is amongst the industries from which most income is being derived in UK. And the reason behind promoting ACCA is just it is a very big source of income for them.
You can blame CA as it is too tough, too lengthy, consumes the golden period of one's life and even after having wasted some precious years one can't be certain that he will manage to qualify. In fact, a very few manages to qualify.
Some people also say that ACCA course is more comprehensive than that of CA and its examination techniques are more practical. Although at they same time they agree to pass CA exams is much more difficult.
However, a qualified CA is supposed to be much more euipped with knowledge and skills and this is the result of tough qualification and training he has to pass through to come to that stage.
And no should be mistaken that a qualified CA is much more worthy than ACCA in the market at least at the moment. However, I can't say anything very much surely about future as the growing number of ACCA
may affect chartered accountancy.
I don't agree to the concept of being double standarded or giving preference to own resources by the country. A CA has to strugle much harder, so should get more rewards for his strugle.
Started in 1998 and dominated the world in very few years, this is ACCA is. You should look at this from another perspective, education is amongst the industries from which most income is being derived in UK. And the reason behind promoting ACCA is just it is a very big source of income for them.
