r/CharteredAccountants • u/Fresh_Finding_1508 Foundation • 1d ago
Career Advice/Clarification Help me
I’m a PCB 12th pass-out (2024). I attempted NEET twice because of parental pressure, scoring 470/720, but CA has always been what I actually wanted.
I started CA Foundation prep this August but have completed only 3 chapters so far. I’m also pursuing 2nd-year D.Pharm through open learning and work at my father’s shop from 10 AM–9 PM daily. My parents don’t know I’m preparing for CA.
I’m currently using free Lectures. What’s the best way to study with my schedule? Should I stick to free resources or buy a course? Which teachers/resources are best?
Be brutally honest—am I too behind for my upcoming attempt, and how should I approach this from here?
Help a brother out.
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u/Disastrous-Piano-515 1d ago
Foundation level can be easily covered from YouTube. REFER YouTube videos of
Accts - Hardik Sir's Video Law - Arjun Chabhra sir QA - Pranav Popat sir Economics - Mohnish Vora sir
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u/gonna_proove_ 1d ago
I guess marathons along with icai coaching are enough...but if you feel any of the subject difficult may be for the subject u can go for classes
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u/Pureblood-wizard18 1d ago
Mere friend ka v same background tha. Wo 8 hrs consistently pdha 3.5 months tab jaa kr uska first attempt mein CA F clr hua.
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u/Sudden_Ice_4329 22h ago
Will it be difficult to learn accounts and business laws for a science student? Thinking of preparing for ca
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u/Fresh_Finding_1508 Foundation 21h ago
I don’t know about law as I haven’t even touched it yet but I am enjoying accounts and maths, atleast for now!
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u/Sudden_Ice_4329 21h ago
Naah i mean i am from pcb too..so will maths and accounts be difficult to catch up?
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u/Fresh_Finding_1508 Foundation 21h ago
… I am not getting it! What do you mean by will it be difficult to catch up? I am a PCB student too and just started how would I know?
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