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I passed my high schl this year.. I am really interested in finance and related fields but confused about where to start. I have two options in mind rn for a professional course, either FRM or ACCA. I am thinking of acca but at the same point, if I think about the future, frm will rise eventually before that. I wanna do cfa and thinking of going into investment banking but that can change according to my future plans bcz cfa is like hyped up more than before. In future, when I will be eligible to do it, maybe there is a chance that it will be over hyped up that 1 of 50 ppl are already cfa. If you were me, what would you do? Also maybe after my bachelors I can get exemptions for ACCA which confuses me about whether I should start it now or later.

If anyone who has expertise in these things or knows about can tell me, I would appreciate it.

I am thinking of pursuing ACCA but due to some doubts like coaching, future outlook etc as I read on reddit posts or online is making me think about it again and again which takes too much time to think about and my time eventually gets wasted. Is there someone who recently took upon acca and someone who is pursuing it can help me with the doubts? I am serious about my career but these little things to decide upon is what where my time gets wasted that i totally hate. If there is anyone who can tell me about it, it would be great.

I wanted to know that those who studied from coaching, which coaching in general you will recommend to the ones who are new to frm?

I saw that for online Ashwini bajaj is good but I am someone who can't study at home while attending online classes. So dropping this idea. However I raised a query in edzeb and twss and i found edzwb pretty good bcz twss is like they will teach you for four months and you have to sit for the exam, if you fail, you gotta do it again or something but edzeb states it that they will teach until you pass. Ppl who studied from edzeb, is it really true? Recently I also got to know about finlearning, it's good and approaching in both the faculty and teaching value.

Idk what should I do or not. I thought maybe I should go for cfa straight as cfa l1 and l2 contains curriculum of frm l1 from where I can do self study for frm instead rather than wasting my money on coaching.

Ppl who cracked frm either from coaching or by self studying, what will you suggest? I would like to hear honest opinions.

I wanted to know that those who studied from coaching, which coaching in general you will recommend to the ones who are new to frm?

I saw that for online Ashwini bajaj is good but I am someone who can't study at home while attending online classes. So dropping this idea. However I raised a query in edzeb and twss and i found edzwb pretty good bcz twss is like they will teach you for four months and you have to sit for the exam, if you fail, you gotta do it again or something but edzeb states it that they will teach until you pass. Ppl who studied from edzeb, is it really true? Recently I also got to know about finlearning, it's good and approaching in both the faculty and teaching value.

Idk what should I do or not. I thought maybe I should go for cfa straight as cfa l1 and l2 contains curriculum of frm l1 from where I can do self study for frm instead rather than wasting my money on coaching.

Ppl who cracked frm either from coaching or by self studying, what will you suggest? I would like to hear honest opinions.

Same as the title.

So i started preparing for clat last month, I have covered and know about most of the syllabus except gk and ca. I will start that from tmrw through ce. I have gc on ypt where ppl study for 7-9 hrs daily but i can't reach the goal as they do. I thought if I will be consistent then it will work, but it's not working much. So want someone who is okay with Google meet or tele,can study for 6-7 hrs at least a day. We will give mocks together and analysis too. You can help me with some topics on the weekend and I will too. Ik it gets disturbed when you live in a desi household so it won't be a problem as my house is in chaos most of the time too.

I have discovered many ways which i think are true if you are strategic and disciplined enough to study.

So if you are someone who is disciplined or wants to, can dm me.

We don't have to know each other except being mates who are studying together for an exam.

Ik I m delayed for my preparation of clat but I will be doing my best. I will be studying 5-7 hrs a day max with proper planning of taking practices on time while learning. I will be giving 2-3 mocks per week now to improve my vision for clat. I have an action plan to follow so that I don't miss anything in the syllabus. If anyone who can further help me or guide me, I would be grateful for it or anyone who is in the same thought like me or starting now for clat can dm me, we can study & practice questions together.

I took a drop for clat 2027. I didn't start studying yet bcz of my schedule being busy discovering opportunities or things I want to do as I was so confused about my career

However I will start studying now, so I want someone who is also starting afresh or maybe someone who can help while studying. I don't really want those types of sessions where we just study of our own instead of asking queries n all. It's not like i will disturb you but I'm willing to socialise with you too. We will be attending each other's doubts, queries or maybe give a test together, can see where we have reached from where we have started together.

About me: I m someone who is willing to do anything to reach the top not thw world to see me but for me to see the world & the starting point, to see how much have i grown & did hardwork to reach there.

If anyone is interested, can dm me or drop a comment.

I took a partial drop for clat, however I m worried about how things will go on bcz not the type of person who wants to take time for my career to fly. I think it will be worth it but at the same time, I want to do as many courses or things to enhance my career & me as well. Idk where to start from. I m just confused ah. Is there anyone else who is doing it? I feel so behind even though it's not too much.

Hey all

I'm a partial dropper preparing for clat this year. However, I'm also planning to do a finance professional course by the side. Idk what to do yet. I thought of US CMA but after the trial class, I get to know why they also have different fees for professional ppl as well. (It's like it's something that I should do after 2-3 yrs of class 12th I think for better understanding)

And rn i m thinking about FRM which usually I found better & more visualised than CMA. So that's how I'm confused. If anyone is doing any of these courses, any course finance related or looking for one, I would like to know your opinions on the course.

Thank you.