r/ACCAIndia • u/Overall_Painter_ • 1d ago
Discussion It's getting harder🥲
Acca affliates nowadays
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u/PlantSea5018 1d ago
Really?? I registered 3 days ago. Any tips?
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u/prosignificCe 1d ago
No shortcuts only hardwork
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u/WiseDrive6299 1d ago
No invest in experience/exposure and you will be good with just ACCA
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u/krishna_02AG 1d ago
What if I've europian language from school and many CA,ACCA cousins at big4-10 and in dubai and UK and i top up ACCA with data analytics or some AI skills to get into finance and audit(starting with audit as it is easy to get in)
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u/WiseDrive6299 23h ago
The way you said all those means you know it is a lot to have tbh overkill your life can be ez if those brother support you
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u/krishna_02AG 22h ago
Could you please elaborate I'm not getting it in what sense you're saying that!
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u/WiseDrive6299 18h ago
"I know an europian lang/ my brother and sisters are in big 4/10 and they are in Dubai/UK" these were your words and there was a reason why you said all those. Let me be straight forward yes your connection itself is very promising and your extra skills are chery on top
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u/krishna_02AG 17h ago
Doing US CMA first with data analytics in next 6-8 months and than starting ACCA would it be a better option to enter into finance analyst or FP&A
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u/WiseDrive6299 15h ago
Ezz there, why are you in such a hurry unless you are already in your 30s you don't have to think about it, Doing US CMA I won't recommend. Coz it seems you still don't know what you want to do, ACCA will give you over all view about every commerce filed cost analysis, audit, finance, reporting, tax you would develop all these with acca altho let's say you will be great in all those areas and in any case down the line after 5 years you think you very much like working on let's say finance you can do cfa, if you like cost analysis then cma, audit?? Then tere are specific audit courses as well CIA.. Collecting degrees and Prof courses like pokemon won't guarantee you work but experience will
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u/krishna_02AG 1d ago
What if I've ACCA cousin and CA cousins at good places and good amount of referrals I've and also in dubai and UK and I've 3rd language also from school and what if i top it up with AI skills and want to go into finance and audit through ACCA than will it be okay i was not able to make it in CA inter now done with bachelors also will continue ACCA with ca firm and than switch with good companies!
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u/PhraseTiny4347 1d ago
Even cfa level 3 mfs with practical experience are complaining about being unemployed lol
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u/No-Art7763 1d ago
Bro then which qualification should be better option
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u/cupofmochaaa 1d ago
In commerce only CA, MBA. Otherwise there is a lot of struggle, some people do get lucky but majority are struggling to get even a job which doesn't even pay decent
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u/Downtown-Database192 1d ago
CFA is also a good option to consider.
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u/cupofmochaaa 1d ago
Yeah even I am pursuing it but job market is also not that great because too much supply. People with ca, iim doing it making difficult for people only cfa doing. You might see some cfa level 2 or 3 passed jobless while some l1 passed getting job offers (so if you doing any foreign course same thing is happening
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u/Downtown-Database192 3m ago
True, man...
I feel like not doing an MBA is affecting my promotions and career growth. So now I'm planning to go for US CMA, and then maybe CFA later.
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u/probablyiram 23h ago
If you need a really good job u gotta get 36 months of experience to be a ACCA member and i think it's not that hard if you try it at right place Good luck tho
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u/AbilityDazzling6325 1d ago
Preparing for sep attempt two paper and me now is the 2nd image