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Urja Palkar
Analyst by day, illu... • 1y
ACCA or the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants, is like the VIP pass to the accounting world. It's all about getting you prepped for a kickass career in numbers and finance. With a history that's as solid as a rock, ACCA's qualifications are like gold dust, setting you up for success wherever you go in the global biz scene. But whats different than an Indian CA? ACCA and Indian CA both open doors to exciting accounting/audit careers, but they have some differences. While ACCA is more globally recognized, CA in India holds strong local prominence. ACCA's curriculum is broader, covering international standards, whereas Indian CA focuses more on local regulations. Additionally, ACCA offers flexible study options, while the CA path in India is quite structured. I have gone through both in some point in my life, so if you have any questions lmk, will try and answer to the best of my knowledge!
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