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09-17-2004, 03:52 AM
<font color=blue>I am Asif and recently done my ACCA part 2 i wish to ask to all of students here in this form that whether i should join a Master programme or a REputable Firm should be joined now like THK & Co. & FRSH & co. i am just 21 yrs old. so Plzz guys hlep me to get this crucial decision .. .thankx... </font id=blue>

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09-17-2004, 04:18 AM
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<font color=blue>I am Asif and recently done my ACCA part 2 i wish to ask to all of students here in this form that whether i should join a Master programme or a REputable Firm should be joined now like THK & Co. & FRSH & co. i am just 21 yrs old. so Plzz guys hlep me to get this crucial decision .. .thankx... </font id=blue>

asif ali
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You should continue with your ACCA and go for part III and if you are able enough then also join a firm for articles

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09-17-2004, 03:50 PM
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<font color=blue>I am Asif and recently done my ACCA part 2 i wish to ask to all of students here in this form that whether i should join a Master programme or a REputable Firm should be joined now like THK & Co. & FRSH & co. i am just 21 yrs old. so Plzz guys hlep me to get this crucial decision .. .thankx... </font id=blue>

asif ali
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Bhai as u hav told ur age as 21 then there is enough time for u to complete ACCA and then join the Firm, But if u wanna join it to get practical training and think it will be valuable for u then go for it. Dont join Masters program now 1st concentrate on acca and then opt for further Qualifications.

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09-17-2004, 06:53 PM
Hi asif ali,

you should think about which option will potentialy benefit your career more. Do you have amy experience? That may be valuable as at Level 2 you could easily gain a year or so experience prior to starting your Masters.

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09-17-2004, 11:16 PM

nothing can match the practical experience....specially from a reputable firm.

join it without a second thought and complete your prof qualification.

azeem

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09-18-2004, 11:56 PM
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nothing can match the practical experience....specially from a reputable firm.

join it without a second thought and complete your prof qualification.

azeem


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10-13-2004, 03:23 AM
yaar join a good firm like thk or frsh abhi BHARITIAN JARREE HAIN

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