u/dramatic_red_tomato

My parents, despite me telling them not to tell anybody, have told all the relatives and friends that I’m doing CA. Every other day they keep giving me shitty advice they heard from people... that’s not even the main point. The thing is this is my first attempt of inter and I’m almost certain that I’ll fail. I told this to them, to which my mother said "dekh lena agar fail hui to... humne sabko bata rakha hai, unhe kya bolenge hum"

Im so done with this

Registered for both CA Inter Group 1 & Group 2 (may 26) I've barely studied G2 at all. Still planning to sit for the exams instead of skipping.

Can you all suggest the most important high weightage topics for Costing that I can realistically cover now to at least make it a decent attempt?

I am somewhat familiar with the concepts. Looking for practical advice on what gives the best return in limited time.

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I genuinely get so pissed seeing posts of those people asking JEE/NEET nahi ho raha toh CA karlu like CA is some backup plan you casually pick up when Plan A fails

Meanwhile CA students don’t even have a backup

No shortcuts, no quick exits, just years of consistency, failures, and showing up again

There is literally no guarantee of when you will finish once you start this course

Idk man i might be wrong but STOP TREATING CA LIKE A FALLBACK, IT IS A FUCKING WHOLE MAIN BATTLE IN ITSELF 😭