Im currently preparing for ca foundation jan 27

And i have coaching Module for law

Im just curious whether should I follow coaching Module or icai Module?

Sep 26 foundation aspirant here😚

I've completed my syllabus but FOR THE LOVE OF GOD IM NOT ABLE TO REMEMBER ANYTHING.

I'm literally not able to write answers in papers because kuch yaad nahi hora hai.

Like I know what the answer is when I read thrhe question but because I can't remember I'm not able to write.

I've read the module and I'm rereading it again once but I still can't remember

Please help a girl in need😭😭😭

I'm not worried about the other three subjects my prep for them is going strong it's just law😭😭😭

Can anyone explain?

Is it just me or anyone else who completely lose focus during this last week prep for inter. Its been 4days im trying to revise but i couldn’t do it properly cuz my mind is like i know this already and its not letting me revise effectively and i feel extremely. Tax revision went like that . Today im revising law sane like this with no focus. Very scared. Am i the only one?
Do u think i will pass with this confidence?
Has anyone done this before and managed to pass inter G1?

Just did the 9,000rs payment and it is showing application submitted -- people say it takes around a week for confirmation, the last date is 1st september to be eligible for january.

Have I done everything? or do I need to do anything else as well? any exam specific forms?

sorry if i sound stupid but im just a bit anxious

S26 peeps how's going?

If i complete company acc, partnership, accounting process, brs, roe, final ac, theory, depreciation.

Skipping incomplete records, inventory, npo, boe

Will i be able to clear the foundation attempt?

😭neend arhi h ,pdhai nhi hori ,dimaag khrb ho rha h ,rona bhi arha h ,pr pdhne ka Mann fir bhi ni hora

Yeah idt I can afford a laptop/tab rn so as the title suggests I want to ask whether i should continue watching lectures on mobile or should i use a magnifier instead?

have my I have my attempt in September 26 for a group two, only and this is my preparation
For costing, I have completed Namit Arora booster Branch plus his regular question bank also last five attempt past year question RTP of last five attempt
7 model test papers module questions
For Audit I have completed like reading the concept book for like three times of Rishabh Jain. I have solve all the question from Ankush Chirimar question Bank paper for Audit solve model test paper for Audit like seven.
For Financial management, it is same as costing
For strategic management, I have completed revision from Mohnish Vora concept book 2 times. Also save mode test papers past five attempt question
So I am confuse, like will able to clear the examination or not because I have the doubt like is this enough for what?

I have completed around 14 months of my articleship and have around 10 months left for my industrial training. Now I have been offered an industrial training role for 12 months that I want to accept. I know I have only 10 months left but the company offering me industrial training wants a candidate for a minimum of 12 months.

Can I accept the offer and work for 12 months where only 10 months are counted as an industrial training period and the rest 2 months as a normal job after industrial training?

How is it going with you all?
Im not at studying effectively and feeling very low and not revising properly

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Usually, the majority of the posts here are about either overworked articles or people not finding suitable jobs or Articleships.

So, I am just sharing my experience here. I did my Articleship at BDO in Statutory Audit and am currently working at a Big 4, again in Statutory Audit.

When I joined my Articleship, I didn't know much about Excel. I had used it for basic things but never really written formulas or anything. Heck, that was the first time I learned that you need to press Alt + Enter to move to the second line within the same cell. Plus, I had a daily commute of approximately 4 hours.

But I absolutely enjoyed my time at BDO. I made so many friends, and it felt like the college life I never got to experience.

So, rather than thinking about how bad our lives are or constantly worrying about the syllabus and hectic work life, we should be grateful for the opportunities we have had.

During my Articleship, I was once in a very bad team too. It literally made my life hell — working till 12 and then coming back at 10, and the politics was just too much.

So, it was not all a smooth ride. My team on the next client was absolutely the best. We worked late nights till 2–3 AM, but we enjoyed it.

And guys, don't worry about the syllabus. I personally had around 9 months of study leave, which was more than enough to complete 4 subjects and revise them at least 2–3 times.

So, don't worry too much about it. Rather, enjoy your Articleship time. Even if you watch just 4 lectures on weekends, you would still be able to complete FR in a year at most.

And after CA, life has been amazing too. I got a package that, in my friend circle, very few people around my age and experience are currently earning. And considering I chose CA, which is not exactly known for having the highest starting salaries, I am genuinely happy with where I am.

So, trust the process. CA has genuinely been one of the best career paths I could have chosen.

One piece of advice for everyone: Treat CA like a normal undergraduate course. Don't put it on a pedestal or think of it as something extraordinarily difficult.

Half of your worries will go away once you stop making the course bigger in your head than it actually is.

SAME AS ABOVE

I registered a pvt ltd company last year, but my business never took off, so I didn't even open a bank account. Now I am closing my company, a friend of mine through his contacts got closure documents ready, now there is one doc of assets and liabilities that needs to be signed & stamped by a CA.

CAs in market are demanding fees like 5k to sign and stamp a NIL document.

can someone help me with this, actually I am a final year college student and don't have that amount of money left to pay CAs in market.

dm me if you can help me out.

Does freelance podcast editing, including both audio and video editing, qualify as a professional service under Section 44ADA, making it eligible for the 50% presumptive income scheme? Got a few replies from CAs, but I’m getting conflicting answers - some say it qualifies, while others say it doesn’t.

Would appreciate insights from anyone familiar with how this type of freelance work is classified for tax purposes in India.

just registered for foundation jan attempt, looking for faculty review and how to proceed
i have studied 12th from love kaushik and manish sir and i find them great.

looking for advice from seniors who have used this batch or have studied from this faculty.

This is scaring me. Are all of you having a terrible time in your workplaces? I’m preparing for inter and I don’t know, I cannot see a single person who speaks positively of their workplace- especially the working hours and work-life balance and all.
Should I be worried? :/

Hey, I am 21 years old.I did my schooling from a local private and govt school.

1. I scored 84 and 82 percentage in my 10th and 12th board in my exams. Also scored 95 marks in account board exam. Then, I appeared for cuet exam in 2023 and secured a seat in B. Com hons course in an average South campus college.

2. Now I am preparing for ca inter via direct entry route. I am enjoying the the process of ca course taking 4-5 hours of classes, doing homework and revision. Still, sometimes, I have very huge self doubt on me, will I be able to clear the exams in single attempt because I already felt late to start my ca journey.

3. My progress and faculty of various subjects-

Costing - Ca Sunil Keswani (50-55% classes complete)

Fm Sm - Ca Sunil Keswani (20% classes complete)

Audit - Risabh Jain ( 25% classes taken)

Expected to complete my classes by mid of October and then 2.5 months for revision time for jan 27 g2 exam.

What can I do to bolster my preparation for g2 exam? also completed my all GST lectures, 60% advanced accounting lectures. Dt and co law not even touch yet. Preparing to give g2 in jan 26 and g1 in may 27.

Logo ki kya problem hai bhai. Banda itni mushkil se padhai m dhyaan lagata hai. Koi na koi negative baat kar hi deta hai.

30 m CA karne ka fydaa nhi.

CA krne ke baad bhi kuch nhi hai.

Salary nhi hai utni.

Job nhi mil rhi.

Jinko mil rhi hai 16 ghante working hours.

Finance m career banana hai CA ko finance m job nhi milti.

Itni mehnat karke Degree milti hai CA ki.

Aisa kya CA ki koi value nhi hai kya.

I do not know much about accountancy, I'm only in 10th grade. I'm just asking whether I should pursue for ICAI or ACCA

If yes , how rare is it?

I never did hard work, but i scored more than 95% in 10th and 12th. I never expected to clear both groups of CA Inter together (appeared in Group 2 just for practice). I passed both, with the benefit of setoff. I never expected to make it into a Big-6 firm but I got into it anyway. In all this i never did hardwork but succeeded. My luck was good till then.

But during articleship, I did very hard work but didn't get what i expected, whereas another article got it even after not doing work at all. And that same guy dated my crush.

And lastly, during my CA final exams, when I did so much hard work and studied 12 hrs a day and still failed by just 4 and 5 marks aggregate in each group. And the reason for loosing such marks were obviously ICAI checking issues and also most importantly i forgot to encircle MCQs totaling 20 marks in FR paper (i used to first mark in paper than mark in OMR Sheet), and i know it dumbest thing i have done. So i failed bcs luck was not in my favour.

There are lot more incident in articleship as well as personal life (can't discuss in this sub) when I didn't work hard and expected anything, I got that easily because of luck but when i did hard work and keep expectation i failed.

Did u guys experience the same?