I wanted honest opinions from people who’ve actually gone through it:
Wanted to know the realistic pay range in cities like Delhi, or what's the range in tier 2 cities. I live in tier 2 city(dehradun) planning to move in Delhi after completing inter.
Hi everyone, I wanted to ask qualified CAs, CA Finalists, and people who have already gone through articleship/interviews about something I’ve been thinking about. What are the real pros and cons of giving one group at a time in CA Intermediate instead of both groups together? I understand the obvious advantage is reduced pressure and better focus on fewer subjects, but I’m more curious about the long-term impact. For example: Does clearing one group at a time affect career opportunities later? Do firms during articleship interviews judge students differently based on this? Does it create a weaker impression compared to clearing both groups together? Or does nobody really care once you gain skills/experience? For people who gave single groups, did it actually help improve marks and understanding? Did it delay your journey significantly or help avoid burnout/backlogs? I’d especially appreciate honest insights from: Qualified CAs Big 4 articles/articleship interview experiences People who cleared one group at a time and how things turned out later
> whenever I see those question papers 🗞️, I calculate my marks again and again 👍
Anyone else doing this shiiiii
I wish I had Doraemon ka time machine
> gave my may 2026 group 1 attempt
> MCQs score (advance accounting - 20 , corpo - 22 , Tax - 14 )
(Descriptive expected marks - advance accounting 37 , corpo - 29 , tax 27 )
So that's how it went 🤓
So what should be done now