u/Beneficial-Virus-431

CA INTER DROPOUT MALE 22

Hi, I am a 22-year-old male. I cleared CA Inter Group 1 after 3 long years. But now I have decided to stop pursuing CA seriously, or at most, I will somehow clear Group 2 in future attempts. After that, I plan to stop pursuing it further.

Please guide me on what I should do now. I have three options:

  • CFA
  • ACCA
  • Preparing for government exams like banking or railways

The reason I don’t feel like pursuing CFA is because it is very expensive, and again, it will take a lot of time — at least 3 to 3.5 years and i cant afford to fail bcs of fees and all

Regarding government exams, I honestly don’t want to get trapped in another loop where I spend 3–4 more years preparing without certainty.

ACCA feels like something I can actually do because comparatively the course is a bit easier than CA, and since I am already a B.Com graduate, I may also get some exemptions.

So please guide me whether I am thinking in the right direction or the wrong one.

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u/Beneficial-Virus-431 — 4 days ago