
CA krte krte eye sight Weak ho gyi guys..
Hair fall toh tha hi ab akhe bhi gyi 🥲

Hair fall toh tha hi ab akhe bhi gyi 🥲
Am I the only one facing severe hairfall? What do I do? I feel I might lose all my hair due to stress 😭
First salary after becoming a CA.
For now, just sitting here and looking at this message with a stupid smile on my face.
Feels like I finally made it. ❤️
EDIT-
Since many of you have been asking about my domain and profile, here it is: Treasury & Credit Risk.
CA students should also have a love life, experienced peeps help us out.
Ignore the flair Long post:
Today, my OC training ended, and honestly, my heart is full of emotions I can't put into words.
Fifteen days ago, I was genuinely nervous. How was I going to socialize? How would I talk to everyone? Would I even make any friends?
I'd previously made a Reddit post about struggling to socialize, and I was carrying those same fears with me when I joined OC.
During the first few days, I'd sit alone in class during breaks. The only time I'd speak was when we were put into groups and had to participate in an activity. Other than that, I barely spoke to anyone.
I'd go get a coffee during breaks, take my cup, find a corner, and drink it alone.
Then, slowly, things started changing.
I began talking to people one at a time. Nothing extraordinary, just small talk. A conversation here, a few words there. Eventually, some of them started calling me over during breaks.
Over the last few days, people began making plans to have lunch together. I wanted to socialize, so I decided to join them.
After just a couple of lunches, I started opening up. I began talking to everyone, laughing with them, and even playing board games with the group. I genuinely had a blast.
Somewhere along the way, the people I'd been nervous to talk to became the people I looked forward to spending time with.
And then came today.
Our last day.
We went out for lunch and ended up spending around four hours together, laughing, talking, teasing each other, and making memories.
Four hours that felt like they passed in minutes.
And then came the hardest part: saying goodbye.
There were smiles on our faces, jokes to lighten the mood, and laughter right until the end. But beneath all that, there was an emotion none of us could quite express.
You know that feeling when you realize, in the middle of an ordinary moment, that one day you'll look back on it and wish you could live it all over again?
That was today.
One of our faculty members had told us something during the training:
"You should socialize as early as possible. By the time you actually get close to one another, the training will be over. And that will be your biggest regret."
At the time, I understood what he meant, but I don't think I truly felt it until today.
Now I'm back home, going through the photos and videos we've captured over these 15 days. I'm smiling at some moments, laughing at others, and suddenly feeling that lump in my throat when I realize it's all over.
My eyes are filling with tears as I write this.
I know we'll all move on with our lives. We'll get busy with studies, work, and everything else that comes our way. We might not meet as often as we'd like. Maybe, eventually, we'll even lose touch with some people.
But these 15 days will always have a special place in my heart.
I joined OC worrying about whether I'd be able to socialize and make friends.
I'm leaving with memories, friendships, and a heart that wishes it could have just one more day with everyone.
To anyone who struggles with socializing, especially those who are afraid to take the first step: please, just try.
Start with a small conversation. Join them for lunch. Say yes when someone invites you. You don't have to become the most talkative person in the room. You just have to give people a chance to know you.
Because sometimes, the people you're afraid to approach on the first day become the people you find hardest to say goodbye to on the last.
And to my OC batchmates, if any of you ever come across this post, thank you for making these 15 days so special.
I wish we had more time.
I really, really do.
So bhaii log mera batch khatam hua 1 oct ko and mene 2 hi dost banaye h dono ladke, ek toh bhaii jesa hi h like very fun to hang out with and uski gf h but the second one was very sweet in the beginning and i think i started liking him(not love just attraction) so vo ladka kilasta bhi tha jab m kisi aur ladke se baat krti thi and we used to be like close,hath pakadna,shoulder p hath rakhke ghumna,a little flirt here and there.
So i thought ki ohhh woow he also likes me but jab usse todhi zyada baate start hui i got to know ki ohh damm ye toh aisa hi h har ladki k sath
So ab i do still talk to him but i no longer have any feelings for him, like vo hota h nn you get to know some things about someone and now they are no longer attractive for you.
And fun facts mene usko ye sb bta diya😭😭😭 i feel so dumb yarr
Baki ye mere sath pheli baar hua h so thought funny story h 😭😭😭
Completed CA , didn’t enjoy life much so started figuring out my bucket list after a hour or so i ended in this :
Is it decent, feel free to make changes, give tips , gimme suggestions to add more
I’m 29F, working in taxation for 1+ year. I’m currently in Mumbai and considering an internal transfer to Ahmedabad.
I was recently diagnosed with prediabetes and I’m overweight with PCOD. Due to intense work pressure and long hours, I barely get time for proper meals, exercise, sleep or self-care.
My manager says this is “normal,” but my doctor warned me that neglecting my health could progress to diabetes and advised me to reduce weight and manage stress.
Would requesting a transfer to Ahmedabad be reasonable, given that I can continue in the same taxation role? I’m also unsure whether my boss would support the transfer or expect me to resign.
What would you do in my situation?
This is something I really wish someone had told me before I started my articleship.
If you're a CA Inter pass student looking for articleship, please don't get into a niche domain just because the firm is Big 4/6.
Unless it's something like FDD, M&A Tax, Valuations. please think very carefully about what domain you're getting into.
The whole "Big 4/6 brand name will save me later" thing is honestly overrated when your actual work experience is in a niche domain.
I'm saying this because I'm literally facing the consequences of it myself.
Nowadays I see people taking articleship in Big 4/6 in domains like TP, GST, DT, CIT, etc. purely because of the brand name. The thought process is usually:
"I'll do this for a year, then get Industrial Training in a better domain because I have a Big 4/6 name on my CV."
Please don't assume that.
When you actually start looking for Industrial Training, a company can very easily prefer someone from a small/mid-size firm who has relevant exposure in Stat Audit over someone from a big brand who has been doing a completely different niche function.
And the bigger problem comes after qualification.
Once you qualify, changing your domain becomes REALLY difficult if your articleship experience is very niche.
Companies aren't going to think, "Oh, this person qualified from Big 6, let's give them a chance in audit/FP&A/consulting in M&A/FDD/M&A Tax/Valuation."
They're generally looking for relevant experience.
So if you spent two years doing a niche domain and then decide after qualifying that you want to move into Stat Audit, FP&A, Valuations, Transaction Advisory, etc., you're going to have a very difficult time (Almost Impossible to get shortlist) convincing someone to give you that first opportunity.
And yes, you can switch. I'm not saying it's literally impossible.
But the options become much more limited. You may need a very strong reference, a lot of luck, an tier 1 MBA, or you may have to take a significant step back and join a mid-size firm just to learn the work you actually wanted to do in the first place.
That's basically what happened with me.
I qualified CA in my first attempt from a Big 6, and I'm still having to work in a mid-size firm at around ₹7 LPA because I need to transition into FP&A or in areas like Indian Audit, Valuations and Transaction Advisory, but my previous experience doesn't make that transition easy.
And that's the frustrating part.
You can spend 5 years doing CA, clear everything, qualify in the first attempt, have a Big 6 name on your CV and still find yourself starting almost from scratch because your experience doesn't match the domain you actually want.
So if you're currently choosing your articleship, my advice would be:
Don't choose the brand first. Choose the domain first.
If you don't know what you want, Statutory Audit is probably one of the safer options because it gives you relatively broad exposure and keeps more doors open later.
A small/mid-size firm where you actually get good Stat Audit exposure can potentially be much more useful for your long-term career than a Big 4/6 where you're locked into a very narrow function that you don't actually want to pursue.
And if you do know that you want TP/GST/DT/CIT or whatever niche domain you're considering, then absolutely go for it. There's nothing inherently wrong with those domains.
The problem is doing it only because "Big 4/6 + fancy domain name" sounds good, without knowing what the work actually leads to.
I made that mistake.
I'm basically the bhuktbhogi here.
Just don't repeat it because the brand name looks good on LinkedIn.
Your articleship domain can follow you for much longer than you think.
Worst fucking decision of my life behenchod writing practice writing practice bolke becha now he is literally uploading lectueres called "QB Discussion" Bro i wanted fucking practice Amit Mahajan ka bbi practice batch lia tha that was so fucking goated had my pen moving for 4hrs daily T_T
Upar se he is slacking there as well Ch2 mein he has discussed 1-2 questions then purana live class ka clip upload krdia hai the questions arent even fucking matching the latest book ptani kitte saal purana lecture dediya bina check kiye and he's chanting like krdo like krdo nigga im watching in the fucking app and I DONT HAVE TIME FOR SHIT.
"WRITING PRACTICE" batch mein QB discussion hai 20 hrs ka. Yeah. Discussion. Actual WP is 7-8 hrs if im not wrong usse zyada toh youtube pr hi dala hua hai.
Mat lena bc im warning its so fucking shitty alteast ek aadh test series dete toh justify hojata
Rant over thanks for coming to my ted talk
I’m curious to know what people actually started with after becoming a CA
- What was your first CTC/salary?
- Was it your first job after CA, or did you get a raise/promotion in your existing company?
- And which city were you working in?
Would be really helpful to hear both the low and high ends no judgment, just trying to understand the real world salary range.
So we both were in the IT training together. We were seated nearly 7 seats apart so we never interacted in any of the days but on 14th day she actually asked me to help her in the presentation so I did that & while doing so we actually got to know about each other's name.
Now on the last day, she herself walked upto me, asked me my score & we had a small talk with each other for 10-15 minutes regarding the classes & exam only. She has already completed her OC while mine starts from tomorrow.
So after coming back since it was last day I was hanging out with my friends when I told them this & they asked me what her name is, found her Insta & forced me to send her friend request. I initially hesitated but then I sent her request & infact she not only accepted the request but followed me back too.
But how do I break the ice? How do I dm her now? I don't want her to think of me as desperate or creep.
So I am unable to think of what should I dm her first? How to start talk with her?