u/Totallynotsurya

"Hey everyone, I'm finally kicking off my CA journey and feeling a mix of excitement and nervousness! After i completed my 12 and gonna do B.Com I've decided to take the plunge into Chartered Accountancy. I’d love some genuine advice from those who’ve been through it how did you start? What’s the best way to build a strong foundation in the initial months? Any tips on self-study vs coaching, managing time with college, recommended resources, or common mistakes to avoid? Would really appreciate your guidance as I register for CA Foundation and begin this long but rewarding path. Thanks in advance!"

I am currently dealing with severe anxiety and depression. I took a drop year to prepare for IPMAT, but unfortunately I was not selected, which left me feeling extremely disheartened and disappointed. Although I had backup options such as JIPMAT and CUET, my mental health worsened after the release of the provisional answer keys. I could not bring myself to check the JIPMAT answer key due to fear and anxiety. However, when I checked the CUET English answer key, my estimated score was around 40 out of 250. This was shocking because I had appeared for CUET last year and scored around 600 out of 1000. Seeing such a low score in a subject that is generally considered easier to score in made me panic and triggered severe anxiety attacks. Since then, I have been unable to properly check my other results or focus on anything else. The ongoing uncertainty regarding results has made my anxiety and depression worse than ever, and I am finding it very difficult to cope with the stress and disappointment.

Guys jo koi bhi du me bcom honrs ke liye apply karega lets make a preference list together dm me

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I dont which collages falls under north south can anyone help me in making a good preference list for bcom horns