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CA Asmita Jha it is ✨ Never thought my first post on LinkedIn would be about the day I finally became a Chartered Accountant.From vernacular medium to completing CA final in first attempt, this journey of 5 years taught me a lot of things not only related to academic but about real life phases and hindrances. I want to thank God for granting me the strength, patience and resilience to keep going even when the path seemed insurmountable. I still remember when I started my journey, how my parents were there for me on each and every step. When I cleared the CA foundation on the first go, in November 2019 they were the happiest person on the earth. But the challenging part was the covid era. November 2020 CA inter was the toughest phase of my life. The first failure of my life which broke me from inside, the situation then was such that even I was doubting my capabilities. Still the trust and faith of my parents kept me going ahead. I secured 3 exemptions in first attempt, so i have to give 2 papers of group 1 and 3 papers of group 2. Many people suggested to me that you should go for 1 group and after that 2nd group, but it was me who decided to go for both groups together irrespective of the result. Then came May 2021 and I was a “CA Finalist". I thought that everything would go smoothly but realised that the most difficult part was now- Study with training. But the promise I made to myself made me work hard. And the attempt made me realise why it is called as CA Final.The articleship phase, in particular, was a true test of endurance. There were times when I couldn't celebrate festivals and special occasions with my family, times when the weight of the course felt overwhelming. Sacrificing social life , battling stress, and staying motivated were constant challenges. But today, I can say that all the hardships were worth it. This achievement is not just mine alone; it is a collaboration of support and guidance from my family and friends. THE CRIES, SWEAT, STRUGGLE EVERYTHING IS WORTH THE TITLE OF A 'CA'.

CA - What is CA? It's a journey from failure to success. It's a journey about late night study. It's about managing study and articleship together. It's a dream of many students and a hope of their parents. Happy CA Day to all the CAs and Aspirants. #CA #CAaspirant #Journey

Results day is here! It took 3 attempts in CA Inter & 2 in CA Final. Yes my Dad didn’t clear CA Exams in one go. But he made sure I did so. How did he ensure that? He allowed me to SKIP CA Inter exams twice during my college days. Always stood by a thought that you should write exams only when you are prepared. CA Exams require practice. They require minimum 2-3 quality revisions to clear them. I’m glad I took his advice seriously. Helping me clear CA Inter exams ultimately with an All India Rank 29. Followed similar strategy for CA Finals. Preparing for the exams along with Audit articleship from EY required sheer discipline. But I made him proud again with AIR 8 in CA Finals too. Results are just a mirror of our preparation. I’m glad he didn’t give up! Rather he learnt from the mistakes. Which not only allowed him. But also me to become a Chartered Accountant. Tomorrow ICAI will declare results of CA Final & Intermediate. Hope you clear it with flying colours. Even if you don’t, just remember this story & say, “Picture abhi baaki hai mere dost” 💙

The most enjoyable aspect of life during CA Articleship is when you travel for an outstation audit and you're responsible for claiming reimbursement from the client. Real-world practices may seem unethical, but as articles, we deserve more than just conveyance! 😂 It's amusing how we persuade the client that "There are no bills for some expenses, but theoretically they exist, right? We've incurred expenses, haven't we? A screenshot of online payment is sufficient and appropriate audit evidence, etc." But who will convince them when we ask for receipts for petty cash expenses? 🤣 Here comes an impeccable talent for differentiating the expenses as the entity's cash expense and reimbursement to the audit team😅but this talent is once in blue moon measure and not meant for daily practice. #CA #PROFESSIONAL #INCOMETAX #GST #AUDIT #STATUTORYAUDIT #FINANCIALSTATEMENTS

Thought of sharing this on CA Day.. But better late than never.. Although CA's are considered to be handling books, accounts and excels... Here's a different perspective and a sneak peak into my life... I am truly and deeply honored to be part of a profession that stands for integrity, excellence, and commitment. Cheers to all Chartered Accountants who continually strive to make a difference. #CADay #ProudCA #CharteredAccountant"

Does Number of Attempts really matter in CS/CA/CMA? 🤔 We all have or had a question in our mind: Does the number of attempts really matter in achieving success as a Company Secretary (CS), Chartered Accountant (CA), or Cost & Management Accountant (CMA)? 🎓 Knowledge vs. Attempts 🧠🔄 Is success solely determined by acing exams, or is there a more profound emphasis on cultivating in-depth knowledge and skills? The core emphasis in professional qualifications like CS/CA/CMA is typically on the knowledge and skills possessed by the candidates. ➡️The ultimate goal of these examinations is to ensure that individuals have a deep understanding of the relevant subjects and can apply their knowledge effectively in professional settings. Number of attempts matter on Initial basis, the focus remains on the competence demonstrated in the subject matter. Candidates are expected to showcase a high level of proficiency, and success is generally determined by their ability to meet the rigorous academic and practical requirements of the qualifications. In summary, while the number of attempts may be a consideration in certain situations, the overarching principle is that "a strong foundation of knowledge and skills is crucial for success over the number of attempts". Candidates should prioritize thorough preparation and understanding of the material to improve their chances of success in exams of CA/CS/CMA. Lets Connect -- Shubham Gupta 🍀 #CS #CA #CMA #ProfessionalJourney #SuccessFactors #ContinuousLearning #Careerlnsights #charteredaccountants #companysecretary #costaccountant

- Family provides emotional support and motivation during the challenging journey of CA & CMA preparations. - They offer a sense of stability and security, allowing candidates to focus on their studies without worrying about personal matters. - Family members can provide valuable insights and advice based on their own experiences or knowledge, helping candidates navigate the complexities of the exams. - Encouragement and understanding from family members boost the candidate's confidence and belief in their abilities. - Family acts as a stress reliever, offering a break from studies and creating a positive environment at home. - Family gatherings and celebrations serve as a source of motivation and relaxation during the intense study routine. - In times of failure or disappointment, family provides unwavering support and helps candidates bounce back stronger. - Family instills discipline and time management skills, crucial for balancing studies and personal life during CA & CMA preparations. - Overall, the presence and involvement of family play a significant role in the success and well-being of candidates pursuing CA & CMA qualifications. #CAAspirants #CMAAspirants #CA #CMA #AbhimanyyuSir

No turning back! You've chosen CA, now own it! #chrteredaccountant #caclasses #castudent #career #motivation #education #motivationalvideo #commerce #accounting #auditing #caaspirants #struggle #cajourney #castudentlife #calife #ca #dreamjob #icai #linkedin #nevergiveup

Journey from SRN to MRN The Beginning: CA CPT My journey began with the CA CPT exams, a pivotal initial step filled with great excitement and enthusiasm. Clearing it in the first attempt with distinction boosted my confidence and heightened my eagerness for the challenges ahead. CA Intermediate The CA Intermediate exams were a crucial milestone on the path to becoming a Chartered Accountant. The rigorous preparation and dedication required to clear these exams in the first attempt taught me the importance of perseverance and hard work. Successfully passing the CA Intermediate exams provided me with a solid foundation in accounting principles, financial management, and auditing. Articleship at PwC After clearing CA Intermediate, I embarked on my articleship training at PwC Hyderabad. This period was transformative, offering hands-on experience across various sectors, including agricultural chemicals, industrial packaging, pharmaceuticals, fast food chains, and software consulting. This was the part I enjoyed the most—where theory met practice, and learning became truly engaging. CA Final The final step between me and the MRN felt straightforward at first, but it soon revealed its challenges. I faced failure for the first time, but rather than breaking me down, it fueled my passion to work even harder towards my goal. It’s true that failure teaches you more than success; it taught me to remain dedicated and to value the support of my family, friends, and colleagues. Their encouragement was a vital part of my journey. Eventually, my hard work paid off, and my SRN turned into MRN. The Path Forward Becoming a Chartered Accountant has been a fulfilling journey marked by continuous learning and growth. The blend of academic rigor and practical experience has prepared me to navigate the complexities of financial audits and regulatory compliance. I am excited about the future and look forward to new challenges and opportunities where I can leverage my skills and experiences to add value. To all aspiring CAs out there, remember that perseverance, dedication, and a willingness to learn are key. Your journey might be challenging, but it is incredibly rewarding. Feel free to connect if you have any questions about the CA journey or would like to share your experiences. Let’s grow together! #CharteredAccountant #CareerJourney #Auditing #PwC #Finance #ProfessionalGrowth

Most people think that the work of CS (Company Secretaries) is easier and less demanding compared to CA (Chartered Accountants). 🙌 Hello, LinkedIn Fam... ✌ After the audit season, today I did my first ROC (Registrar of Companies) filing for an LLP (Limited Liability Partnership), Form 8. ✌ Obviously, as a CA article trainee, what's my connection with CS work? 🙌 But I think if you're getting a chance to learn something new, what's the harm? 💫 So, when I saw that the filing process isn't that complex... 👐 But then I realized that you have to check every detail, like the balance sheet, audit reports, partner certificates, MSME certificates, etc. ✌ In LLP you need 2 Designated Partner DSC .... sometimes it not associated to MCA portal .... 🙌 And without it, the portal won’t allow filing... 🙆♂️ When the filing deadlines start approaching, such tasks can become quite hectic. So, this was a completely new experience for me, and maybe I found it complex because it was my first time... ✌ But still, for those who say that CS work isn’t much... try to avoid comparing degrees, 🙌 Because each degree has its own value. ✌ #cs #ca #csarticles #icsi #icai #caarticles #ROC #filing #newlearnings #Linkedin