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Hello Everyone, I am a CA final student and I am currently pursuing my CA articleship/internship(completed 1 year 3 months). As per our CA curriculum we have opportunity to work as a trainee in a company for approx 18 months. Since I have this opport

"Dr." used to look cool with the name 10 years back. "CA" took over 5 years back. and Now "Founder". Why? because you don't need a degree for this.

. Do guys think that college/degree in india is overated ,if someone want to start his own thing in the field about which he is passionate about. Should start right there or else have a degree plz tell me in the poll.

Anyone looking for a person as a CFO or a person having the knowledge of financial modelling/ research for his/her startup. I am interested to join as a co-founder. Education: CA Experience: Approx 3 years

Hey Guyss I am a CA Finalist currently doing articleship from a small firm. My father is a businessman.I am also a startup and business enthusiast and also interested in finance industry. am bit confused as to what to do in future.Should I open my ow

Hey everyone, I have a question, recently my friend has completed his B.tech degree in chemical engineering and now the question is how should he start finding a better job, can I have some suggestions?

Hi, I am a chartered accountant by profession in job. I have an idea to launch a free CA services to startups in their initial years until their first sales. They only need to pay the regulatory charges which government body charges and nothing for C

"At 17, I am building an Agency while most people my age are waiting for a degree. Here are 3 Things What I Learned: - 👇🏻" 1. It's a Lie That Degree is Not Important. 2. Always Make Your Long term Goal a Side Hustle Until It Can Pay For Your Liv

Would you as a fresher, or employee, or any candidate going for any type of interview would pay for a mock interview to practice for that interview ? The mock interview will be taken by person who actually hires for the post you are about to go such

Greetings everyone! Let's learn about our tax system! The Indian tax system is divided into two categories: Direct (income tax) and Indirect (GST)it's an unfair tax tbh. It's because everyone pays the same tax regardless of their income. For example