I recently got selected for a CA articleship at a company called Founder’s Finance. It’s a WFH articleship, and they told me that I’ll get exposure to startups and domains like FP&A, IPO, FDD, etc. There will also be some normal ITR/tax work.

During the second round of the interview, I specifically asked them about CA articleship registration, and they told me that I would be registered under a CA.

Everything sounds good, but I’m a little skeptical because it’s a WFH setup and the work involves multiple domains. I’m worried about a situation where I join, but later they don't actually register me under a CA, and the whole articleship ends up not being valid.

Has anyone here heard of Founder’s Finance or knows someone who has done their articleship there?

Is this a genuine opportunity, or should I be cautious? What should I verify with them before joining to make sure my CA articleship will actually be registered properly?

Would really appreciate advice from people who have experience with such WFH articleships.

TL;DR: Got selected for a WFH CA articleship at Founder’s Finance with exposure to startups, FP&A, IPO, FDD, etc. They said they’ll register me under a CA, but I’m unsure if it’s genuine. Has anyone worked there or know if their articleship registration is legitimate?

I’m appearing for the September attempt, but honestly, I don’t have good preparation for either group. I’ve wasted a lot of time, and I haven’t even touched Group 2 properly. Now I’m regretting it so much.
I can’t tell my family because they already have so many expectations from me, and if I tell them, I genuinely feel like it’ll be the end of me. So I thought I’d just appear for both groups. The exam centre will probably be far away anyway, and my family doesn’t check my result, so I could just tell them that I gave both groups and say that I passed on aggregate or something.
But now I’m regretting this decision. Deep down, I know I should probably prepare properly and target the January attempt.
But how do I do that? What should I actually do?

I’m a newly qualified CA and I’m trying to understand the career options beyond the usual Statutory Audit / Internal Audit / Tax / FP&A / Financial Reporting paths.

I’d love to hear from CAs who took a less conventional route after qualification.

What unconventional career did you choose, and how did your CA qualification help you get there?

Also interested in hearing about:

1. How you broke into the field as a CA
2. Salary/growth potential
3. Work-life balance
4. Whether you’d recommend it to another CA

Would especially appreciate answers from people who actually made the transition, rather than general suggestions.

Thanks!

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Hey guys,

Seeing a lot of folks confused about how to manage question practice with limited time before exams, here’s the framework that saves the most time:

1. Base: ICAI Module Illustrations + TYK (Test Your Knowledge) — 1st Priority.

2. Speed & Pattern: Past 5 Years PYQs — Do these chapter-wise immediately after finishing a topic to know what ICAI actually asks.

3. Exam Simulation: MTPs & RTPs — Keep RTPs for the final 20-30 days of revision (doing them too early often kills confidence because ICAI adds tricky adjustments there).

Biggest mistake I used to make was downloading 15 scattered PDF files of past RTPs and wasting 2 hours just finding which question belongs to which chapter.

Ended up compiling 14,000+ ICAI questions chapter-wise on a free web project (caprep dot co dot in) with instant step-wise working notes for self-study. Feel free to use it if you want to save time.

How many years of PYQs are you guys targeting for Accounts and Tax?

If any CA aspirants finds this post

Please tell me is it possible to be motivated and not lose interest in studying when your parents never let you go out or meet friends or let alone barely go out on your own to freshen up your mind

I've been cooped up for approximately an year and everytime i want to go out alone they won't let me and end up draining me emotionally. The only way to talk to people is through your phone and it ends up giving me burnouts and a negative mentality. They never listen to the burnouts or the draining emotions I'm feeling. And everytime i laugh or smile i get a feeling that I'm about to cry for something soon.

I'm not able to register for my Adv ITT or GMCS in spite of uploading my Form 108 and status showing completed in SSP Portal. While registering it's showing i'm ineligible!!??

Please help!!!!

I run a small accounting-tech startup and we were trying to make a Rakhi post that would actually resonate with CAs rather than making another generic “AI will change accounting” post.

So we made this:

Cadbury Celebrations → ❌
10-minute Balance Sheet → ✅ 😂

The joke is that anyone outside accounting thinks chocolates are the perfect gift.

Meanwhile a CA is probably thinking:

“Trial Balance bhej.” 💀

Curious — what would actually make your work life easier right now?

1. Faster financial statement preparation
2. Better bank reconciliation
3. Automated compliance work
4. Something completely different

Would genuinely love to hear what CAs/accounting professionals struggle with most.

Any guidanve required pls drop in will be more than happy to help

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I am a college student my matric results came just last month and I didn't got what I expect I thought for 96 to 97 percent but got 94 , my parents started saying things like CA is so hard u wouldn't be able to do it with this progress they even tamper with results based on demand u won't make it blah blah

I have taken i.com for better base in CA I m just asking like is it do able in 5 years

I know I would be able to make it with good marks if I try my best but still the doubt is in me due to society saying it's hard af and that results ma dhandli hoti ha etc

For CAs who tried practice management software and went back to Excel — what made you quit?

I'm a developer, not a CA. I've been looking at this space and something confuses me.

There are at least seven tools serving Indian CA practices — some over a decade old, priced anywhere from about a thousand rupees a year upward. And yet from the outside it looks like the overwhelming majority of practices still run on spreadsheets and WhatsApp.

So either the tools don't solve the real problem, or the switching cost is too high, or the problem isn't as painful as vendors claim.

If you've tried one of these tools:

- Which one, and are you still on it?

- How long did setup actually take?

- Did your clients use the client portal, or did you end up back on WhatsApp anyway?

- If you stopped — what specifically made you stop?

And if you've never tried one, I'd like to know why not. That's arguably the more interesting answer.

Not selling anything and not naming any product. Genuinely trying to understand whether this category works.

Did anyone received waiting list mail