A few things have ambiguity I'll just point out. 1. First let's concentrate only on India, 8-10lpa starting salary for CPA is quite impressive. What's the future in the next 10-15 years? 2. How can you climb the corporate ladder? Is there even a corporate to climb the ladder? 3. The work of CPA is that of a BPO and backend work. Later in your career if you want to work for an Indian company, no Indian company will consider your EXPERIENCE because as a CPA you'll be working as per US GAAP and tax laws. Indian companies having nothing to do with US GAAP and their tax laws. (I'm telling this from my friend's own experience) 4. In case any Indian companies have their business in the US only then they'll hire you and again you'll only be hired to support the US branch and you will never come under the Indian corporate hierarchy. It is a dead end job. 5. And the scare from Artificial intelligence. AI bots like ChatGPT will swallow CPA's. The type of work being outsourced to India is clerical work, a desk job. And bots like ChatGPT are being built to help in such work. And recently ChatGPT has passed CPA exam. After completing your CPA degree and when you are in the middle of your career and ChatGPT takes over you, you'll be in a worst position because you can't even work for Indian companies as you lack Indian accounting knowledge. 6. And now going abroad, this is the worst part. Why do you think US companies are outsourcing their work to India? It is just that US companies are paying a CPA in India 10x less than what they have to pay to a CPA in the US. You may think if not the US or Canada you can go to OPEC countries, read my next point for that. You may have come across a few going to the US after CPA check that again, it's only for a limited period and you have to come back. There are few and out of those few who go to the US from companies side and earn a full time employment there but that's an extremely rare case. And even though you manage to get employment over there, the H1B rules have become extremely toxic and that's a story for another day. This "going abroad" is just to lure people into the course, it's like cheese for a mouse. 7. Now coming to the OPEC story. If you haven't been following international news DE-DOLLARISATION has been happening and happening at a rapid pace throughout the world. And OPEC countries are no longer aligning themselves with that of the US interests and the de-facto leader of the gulf, Saudi Arabia's Prince has said in an interview that they no longer care about the US. And this is just a tip of the iceberg on what's going on against the US at the world stage. $ is losing its importance, petro-dollar will become history, petro-yun is the future. Anyone who's planning to take up CPA please consider what your future in India is and do not fall for the abroad and global mobility bait.
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cpa does not have any value in india. u dont get experience like you get in indian ca. indian ca is highly valued in india and abroad for local companies as well as for bpos. indian ca fresher also get big jobs cpa dont. it is just a tag to be joked around by world. this qualification has value in us where there is scarcity of labour and only accounting graduates are on high positions. there cpa accelerates ur carrer. not in india unless ur also ca then it will push a little bit. it is also not valued anywhere abroad including middle east no value only ca are considered for premium jobs. my advice better do indian ca only it may be tough but is is worth it or go for good mba college in case ur very afraid of ca but better overcome fear of ca. foreign courses like cpa cma cima acca etc are useless in india or go to a country get there citizenship first before doing course of that country. eg usa or uk both country have dumped their waste courses in india since indian have huge graduate crowd they tend to drove lot of income from india without indian having any benefits of those courses. i a usa licensed cpa cannot do audit or file taxes for usa client unless i am citizen of usa nor do i get a job in india even in usa companies where they require and respect indian ca not their own cpa.
CPA is more valuable in my opinion especially if yr going to work in countries like USA or Canada. Even in UAE I have seen many companies prefer US CPA over Acca
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Hlo sir. I'm CA inter student also final year bcom student. I have failed once in CA inter exam after which I lost interest in it. Should I persue cpa as I'm looking for equivalent degree to CA
Waiting for a stubborn CA student in the comments section to raise some counterarguments and glorify his multiple-attempt journey in CA, and demean CPA and ACCA to place them below CA. However, the fact is that these courses outweigh CA in global opportunities, with not much difference in package in India. I would say they offer a slightly higher package than a multiple-attempt CA. Also, there is no attempt discrimination.
It is below CA 😁 I don't see CPA's pursuing CA But have seen many qualified CA's completing CPA as an additional certification Yes definitely in KPO's shared services it's at par with CA infact a step above CA pay wise and as far as climbing the corporate ladder is concerned. But that's a backend role not a front end client facing role. Exit opportunities are limited once you are in a KPO On the contrary Indian CA can enter many profiles industry consulting assurance front end as well as shared services setup his own practice in India on top of it if he gives another 7-8 months he will complete CPA with ease! So yea Indian CA is anyday above CPA 10% vs 50% Multiple levels vs single level Examination And to top it perceived value of an Indian CA is way to high in India.
@@AnakinSkywalkerrrop no shame in dropping out of CA cuz it's not everyone's cup of tea ☕ And I mean it i ain't being Sarcastic But bashing a course when you aren't able to crack it Dude it's Salty 😅 angoor Hume nahi mile toh angoor khatte hai types See engineers come out of IIT's VIT NIT's all will earn money eventually But that tag Of IIT has its seperate value There are many non financial benefits attached to that tag Similar is the case with CA from ICAI In india Perceived value is way too high.
@@abdullahdanish6195 If you can't qualify for CA on your first attempt, you've potentially wasted your precious time in your early 20s. Trust me, pal, the CA tag isn't as prestigious as being an IITian. Don't be deluded by that notion. Qualifying for CA at the age of 27, as opposed to qualifying for CPA/ACCA at ages 22-24, might be better. Not everyone becomes a CA at 21; most I've seen qualify in their late 20s. They still hold their CA pride, but what they fail to realize is that they've incurred a very high opportunity cost for that. The same profile jobs they could have gotten by doing courses like ACCA, CPA, and for finance roles, CFA. CA is only worth it if you qualify in your early 20s. Let me tell you, in the long term, experience matters. An ACCA qualifier at 22 will have more work experience than a CA qualifying at the age of 27. CA is only worth it if you want to do practice. Otherwise, in the job market, both are treated equally. CA does hold a slightly higher premium initially, but the effort doesn't justify it for that premium. Most CA students attach their self-esteem with this course, 'karna toh CA he hai' or 'mujhe apne naam ke aage CA toh chahiye he hai' etc. There's nothing wrong with this aspiration, but when your effort and competence don't justify it, you get disappointments. And even if you become a CA in multiple attempts, you know what happens afterwards.
@@AnakinSkywalkerrrop True what you said is 100% true as far as pure Monetary benefits are concerned CA is just a medium not an end goal but what I was referring to was the no of non financial benefits attached to CA degree.The perceived value might not be as high as an IITian but is definitely very very decent and it's an individual's decision whether he wants to keep going after that tag or not if his finances permit him does he have family support n all Ppl fail in ACCA and CPA too It's not like every other person qualifies at 22-24 you can check the average age of a CPA aspirants. According to me CA is worth it till you are 25 26 atmost from job perspective Plus I don't get it why does everyone behaves like all of us will die by the age of 30 😅 Career lasts till 60-65 years of age a few years here and there doesn't matter much in the long run but yea once you quit CA and enter your career it becomes really really challenging to finish it at a later age I would rather prefer to slog it some more time and get done with it rather than living with the guilt of not finishing it on a daily basis I'm left with 3 papers of group 1 CA final I can't say the same for CPA/ACCA Cuz ACCA has only 4 papers post qualification same goes for CPA What happens after multiple attempts Not much in today's market I have seen ppl as old as 32-33 get placed in big 4's the service delivery centre. And if one wants to go for practice he must complete CA ppl say even CPA's can practice but Indians mostly get tax works at best it's not easy to get audit works from US again you have to do CISA in that sense CA is better. In conclusion if one wants to go for a Job CPA/ACCA is better but if he plans to venture in entrepreneurship at a later age he should complete CA Cuz it's not just about 20's it will pass anyways You will feel that sense of achievement and pride for yourself in your own eyes till your last breath if you complete CA irrespective of all adversities. Just look at Dr's even if everything goes right They will be 32-33 years old when they earn decent Neet UG MBBS 5.5 years Neet PG MD 3.5 years NEET SS Super speciality another 3 years I am not even counting multiple neet attempts at UG and PG.
Hello sir a very good session just a doubt if i passed cpa exam will it be beneficial and appropriate in India as the term suggest US CPA will i get jobs in India as compared to US ..
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@@edumontcpa I am currently giving the first semester exam that's why I don't have the mark sheet but I do have my university admit card and it has the subject description in it so shall I send that?
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What about retake scenarios ?? ... while re appearing for the exam,do we need to pay just the retake fee and not the entire registration fee(just like FRM) ??
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Sir, after 12 in commerce + 3 years BCom will it be eligible for CPA ?? Do I need to do 1 year post grad as well to qualify CPA ? Please advice the path. Thanks in advance !
It's marks and your subjects pursued in bachelor.. If you have good academics with renowned university or college then it will be considered. You have to get ur academics evaluated once
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Hi Richa, thank you contacting us. Glad to know about your experience, CPA is a designation designed for professionals and YES if you are an F&A professional having a CPA will be value add. We'll be happy to have a discussion with you about the specifics and possible salary hike. Please do reach out to 9821003784 for more discussion.
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HEY I AM CURRENTTLY IN GRADE 12TH WILL BE A GOOD CHOICE IF I COMPLETE MY GRADUATION(BCOM) FROM CANADA? I AM A BIT CONFUSED THAT I SHOULD COMPLETE BCOM IN INDIA OR CANADA PLEASE SOMEONE HELP?!
Hi, thank you for reaching us. It is usually advisable to do your graduation from India as it is cheaper. If you have the resources to sponsor your education it would be best to focus your resources on attaining a highly recognised Masters degree at a later stage when your career demands it.
Hi Vrushali, yes you can pursue CPA but first, you can connect with our team to check your eligibility for CPA. Kindly connect over call or WhatsApp on 9821003784.
Hi, the typical work hours for a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) in India can vary depending on the organization and specific job role. However, in general, many CPAs in India work standard office hours.
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Hi Vidhi, CA Inter both group clear will give you 30 and CA final cleared will give another 30 credits. If you complete CA final then you get 30 credits.
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Sir i have gave my ty exam this yr and each sem is conducted in total 6 sem in 3 yr bcom so the total earned credit we get accordance to each sem and each sem we get 20 credit so i am i eligible for cpa or mcom is necessary to be given
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Hello Jiya! Thankyou for your comment. In CPA eligibility, your education domain or division doesn't affect the eligibility. It completely depends upon which subjects you have chosen. So, your credit points for that year would be 30.
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cpa does not have any value in india. u dont get experience like you get in indian ca. indian ca is highly valued in india and abroad for local companies as well as for bpos. indian ca fresher also get big jobs cpa dont. it is just a tag to be joked around by world. this qualification has value in us where there is scarcity of labour and only accounting graduates are on high positions. there cpa accelerates ur carrer. not in india unless ur also ca then it will push a little bit. it is also not valued anywhere abroad including middle east no value only ca are considered for premium jobs. my advice better do indian ca only it may be tough but is is worth it or go for good mba college in case ur very afraid of ca but better overcome fear of ca. foreign courses like cpa cma cima acca etc are useless in india or go to a country get there citizenship first before doing course of that country. eg usa or uk both country have dumped their waste courses in india since indian have huge graduate crowd they tend to drove lot of income from india without indian having any benefits of those courses. i a usa licensed cpa cannot do audit or file taxes for usa client unless i am citizen of usa nor do i get a job in india even in usa companies where they require and respect indian ca not their own cpa.
Yes, individuals from a BMS background can pursue CPA. Additional accounting coursework may be required to meet the educational criteria. To know more about the right coursework/bridge course feel free to contact us at +919821003785/84. Regards, Team EduMont
Hey sir plz recommend me can I do CPA after bcom honours how I complete my 120credits plz clearly explaining me I started doing study of CPA as well as Bcom honours study
Hello sir, How are you, I am CA recently qualified in Nov 22 attempt and I am thinking of pursuing US CPA. My doubt is that, If I join the bank as credit manager and do US CPA, then how it is beneficial for me, Which type of job profiles I get after this combination and what's the expected CTC. As everybody said to me, if you go in banking sector then you will always remain in bank, no exit opportunity after banking job. So, I am really confused whether go for bank or not while pursuing CPA. Sir please guide me in this regard.
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helpful for me & for those who are searching about CPA on internet.. This is Only one video where my all doubts are clear..
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Sir ragistration ka process bhut muskil hai
A few things have ambiguity I'll just point out.
1. First let's concentrate only on India, 8-10lpa starting salary for CPA is quite impressive. What's the future in the next 10-15 years?
2. How can you climb the corporate ladder? Is there even a corporate to climb the ladder?
3. The work of CPA is that of a BPO and backend work. Later in your career if you want to work for an Indian company, no Indian company will consider your EXPERIENCE because as a CPA you'll be working as per US GAAP and tax laws. Indian companies having nothing to do with US GAAP and their tax laws. (I'm telling this from my friend's own experience)
4. In case any Indian companies have their business in the US only then they'll hire you and again you'll only be hired to support the US branch and you will never come under the Indian corporate hierarchy. It is a dead end job.
5. And the scare from Artificial intelligence. AI bots like ChatGPT will swallow CPA's. The type of work being outsourced to India is clerical work, a desk job. And bots like ChatGPT are being built to help in such work. And recently ChatGPT has passed CPA exam. After completing your CPA degree and when you are in the middle of your career and ChatGPT takes over you, you'll be in a worst position because you can't even work for Indian companies as you lack Indian accounting knowledge.
6. And now going abroad, this is the worst part. Why do you think US companies are outsourcing their work to India? It is just that US companies are paying a CPA in India 10x less than what they have to pay to a CPA in the US. You may think if not the US or Canada you can go to OPEC countries, read my next point for that. You may have come across a few going to the US after CPA check that again, it's only for a limited period and you have to come back. There are few and out of those few who go to the US from companies side and earn a full time employment there but that's an extremely rare case. And even though you manage to get employment over there, the H1B rules have become extremely toxic and that's a story for another day. This "going abroad" is just to lure people into the course, it's like cheese for a mouse.
7. Now coming to the OPEC story. If you haven't been following international news DE-DOLLARISATION has been happening and happening at a rapid pace throughout the world. And OPEC countries are no longer aligning themselves with that of the US interests and the de-facto leader of the gulf, Saudi Arabia's Prince has said in an interview that they no longer care about the US. And this is just a tip of the iceberg on what's going on against the US at the world stage. $ is losing its importance, petro-dollar will become history, petro-yun is the future.
Anyone who's planning to take up CPA please consider what your future in India is and do not fall for the abroad and global mobility bait.
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Thank you for your detailed comment.
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hey, is this all points are true about CPA is just like bpo job
Well done bhai . Great way of expressing ❤❤
I have family abroad so moving abroad with CPA is beneficial not in India more !
However USA is in all companies nowadays cpa can’t end ever !
Nice session . All my doubts are clear now regarding CPA
Thank you for your appreciation!
@@edumontcpa need to attend webinar . Plz suggest
Bro which is best for me as a bcom graduate should I do CS professional course or CPA?@@abhilashakumari526
Very informative 💯
cpa does not have any value in india. u dont get experience like you get in indian ca. indian ca is highly valued in india and abroad for local companies as well as for bpos. indian ca fresher also get big jobs cpa dont. it is just a tag to be joked around by world. this qualification has value in us where there is scarcity of labour and only accounting graduates are on high positions. there cpa accelerates ur carrer. not in india unless ur also ca then it will push a little bit. it is also not valued anywhere abroad including middle east no value only ca are considered for premium jobs. my advice better do indian ca only it may be tough but is is worth it or go for good mba college in case ur very afraid of ca but better overcome fear of ca. foreign courses like cpa cma cima acca etc are useless in india or go to a country get there citizenship first before doing course of that country. eg usa or uk both country have dumped their waste courses in india since indian have huge graduate crowd they tend to drove lot of income from india without indian having any benefits of those courses. i a usa licensed cpa cannot do audit or file taxes for usa client unless i am citizen of usa nor do i get a job in india even in usa companies where they require and respect indian ca not their own cpa.
wow you guys covered every thing very thanks
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From job prospective doing CPA, ACCA is better than doing CA.
CPA is great course.
Ur perspective 💭 is correct according to the law of human psychology
CPA is more valuable in my opinion especially if yr going to work in countries like USA or Canada. Even in UAE I have seen many companies prefer US CPA over Acca
@@Funnyfindshow Absolutely agreed.
In india is it valuable?
Thanks for giving information ❤️❤️
Thanks for this awesome discussion. I wanted to check on how to enroll in the webinar.
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Hlo sir. I'm CA inter student also final year bcom student. I have failed once in CA inter exam after which I lost interest in it. Should I persue cpa as I'm looking for equivalent degree to CA
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Ifra and Ind As are almost same except some carve out and carve in by The indians.
Really it's so helpful sir 💫.
Keep watching! Thank you for your positive comment.
Waiting for a stubborn CA student in the comments section to raise some counterarguments and glorify his multiple-attempt journey in CA, and demean CPA and ACCA to place them below CA.
However, the fact is that these courses outweigh CA in global opportunities, with not much difference in package in India. I would say they offer a slightly higher package than a multiple-attempt CA. Also, there is no attempt discrimination.
It is below CA 😁
I don't see CPA's pursuing CA
But have seen many qualified CA's completing CPA as an additional certification
Yes definitely in KPO's shared services it's at par with CA infact a step above CA pay wise and as far as climbing the corporate ladder is concerned. But that's a backend role not a front end client facing role. Exit opportunities are limited once you are in a KPO
On the contrary Indian CA can enter many profiles industry consulting assurance front end as well as shared services setup his own practice in India on top of it if he gives another 7-8 months he will complete CPA with ease!
So yea Indian CA is anyday above CPA
10% vs 50%
Multiple levels vs single level
Examination
And to top it perceived value of an Indian CA is way to high in India.
@@abdullahdanish6195 Thanks for being an illustration I really appreciate it. 🙌
@@AnakinSkywalkerrrop no shame in dropping out of CA cuz it's not everyone's cup of tea ☕
And I mean it i ain't being Sarcastic
But bashing a course when you aren't able to crack it
Dude it's Salty 😅 angoor Hume nahi mile toh angoor khatte hai types
See engineers come out of IIT's VIT NIT's all will earn money eventually
But that tag Of IIT has its seperate value
There are many non financial benefits attached to that tag
Similar is the case with CA from ICAI
In india
Perceived value is way too high.
@@abdullahdanish6195 If you can't qualify for CA on your first attempt, you've potentially wasted your precious time in your early 20s. Trust me, pal, the CA tag isn't as prestigious as being an IITian. Don't be deluded by that notion. Qualifying for CA at the age of 27, as opposed to qualifying for CPA/ACCA at ages 22-24, might be better. Not everyone becomes a CA at 21; most I've seen qualify in their late 20s. They still hold their CA pride, but what they fail to realize is that they've incurred a very high opportunity cost for that.
The same profile jobs they could have gotten by doing courses like ACCA, CPA, and for finance roles, CFA.
CA is only worth it if you qualify in your early 20s.
Let me tell you, in the long term, experience matters. An ACCA qualifier at 22 will have more work experience than a CA qualifying at the age of 27.
CA is only worth it if you want to do practice. Otherwise, in the job market, both are treated equally. CA does hold a slightly higher premium initially, but the effort doesn't justify it for that premium.
Most CA students attach their self-esteem with this course, 'karna toh CA he hai' or 'mujhe apne naam ke aage CA toh chahiye he hai' etc.
There's nothing wrong with this aspiration, but when your effort and competence don't justify it, you get disappointments. And even if you become a CA in multiple attempts, you know what happens afterwards.
@@AnakinSkywalkerrrop True what you said is 100% true as far as pure Monetary benefits are concerned CA is just a medium not an end goal but what I was referring to was the no of non financial benefits attached to CA degree.The perceived value might not be as high as an IITian but is definitely very very decent and it's an individual's decision whether he wants to keep going after that tag or not if his finances permit him does he have family support n all
Ppl fail in ACCA and CPA too
It's not like every other person qualifies at 22-24 you can check the average age of a CPA aspirants.
According to me CA is worth it till you are 25
26 atmost from job perspective
Plus I don't get it why does everyone behaves like all of us will die by the age of 30 😅
Career lasts till 60-65 years of age a few years here and there doesn't matter much in the long run but yea once you quit CA and enter your career it becomes really really challenging to finish it at a later age
I would rather prefer to slog it some more time and get done with it rather than living with the guilt of not finishing it on a daily basis I'm left with 3 papers of group 1 CA final
I can't say the same for CPA/ACCA
Cuz ACCA has only 4 papers post qualification same goes for CPA
What happens after multiple attempts
Not much in today's market I have seen ppl as old as 32-33 get placed in big 4's the service delivery centre.
And if one wants to go for practice he must complete CA ppl say even CPA's can practice but Indians mostly get tax works at best it's not easy to get audit works from US again you have to do CISA in that sense CA is better.
In conclusion if one wants to go for a Job
CPA/ACCA is better but if he plans to venture in entrepreneurship at a later age he should complete CA
Cuz it's not just about 20's it will pass anyways
You will feel that sense of achievement and pride for yourself in your own eyes till your last breath if you complete CA irrespective of all adversities.
Just look at Dr's even if everything goes right
They will be 32-33 years old when they earn decent Neet UG
MBBS 5.5 years
Neet PG
MD 3.5 years
NEET SS
Super speciality another
3 years
I am not even counting multiple neet attempts at UG and PG.
chopra sb great information very great
Hello sir a very good session just a doubt if i passed cpa exam will it be beneficial and appropriate in India as the term suggest US CPA will i get jobs in India as compared to US ..
pls make more podcast these types
Thank you because only one video give me all information I need?
You are most welcome
Since according to the NEP the bcom is now a 4 year ug program so will completing it for 4yrs give me 4*30 credits or will it still be 3*30 ???
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@@edumontcpa I am currently giving the first semester exam that's why I don't have the mark sheet but I do have my university admit card and it has the subject description in it so shall I send that?
what is the fees of cpa?
are we appliy from pakistan
Sir it oky to do bcom in govt college and prepare for cpa
need the link for todays webinar
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Is DU SOL BCom and IGNOU Mcom eligible for CPA ??
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or eligibility check you can email your documents on academics@edumontclasses.com or can connect to our advisor on 9821003785 / 84
What about retake scenarios ?? ... while re appearing for the exam,do we need to pay just the retake fee and not the entire registration fee(just like FRM) ??
Sir 4 exam hote hai par exam me kitne subjects study karne padege.
What is salary range sir for CPA ??
How do I connect to the zoom webinar that takes place every Saturday as mentioned ?
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Sir I have BBA+MBA(integrated Course) 4 years Degree and i have Done MBA with Finance.. am I eligible to sit in Exams
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Hi sir minimum percentage required in bachelor to do CPA
Sir, I have done my B. COM in 2003 and M. COM in 2005, from 2007 to Till date I am working as an Accountant, Can I apply for CPA?
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Yaa u can but why would u?
I am ACMA having 9 years experience...will it be helpful to do CPA usa
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Sir, after 12 in commerce + 3 years BCom will it be eligible for CPA ?? Do I need to do 1 year post grad as well to qualify CPA ? Please advice the path. Thanks in advance !
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Do CA/CMA/CS
I didn't understand this 8+ in Accounting, finance and economics
It's marks and your subjects pursued in bachelor.. If you have good academics with renowned university or college then it will be considered. You have to get ur academics evaluated once
@@SketchFreakI have 9.5 cgpa in my grads in commerce, am I eligible for exam.
How to abroad for CPA join in Australia 🇦🇺 Please details about CPA
Hi Manandhar, you can connect with our Program Advisor on 9821003784 for more details on CPA.
Abhi Bcom 4 sal ka ho gya hai 😅
What is the salary after cpa in uae
After how many years AICPA gives License after qualifying 4 papers of CPA ??
Hi Dilshad, You can apply for a license after the exam itself if your eligibility requirements are met for the license.
For eligibility check you can email your documents to academics@edumontclasses.com or can connect to our advisor at 9821003785 / 84
I have a 10 yrs of exp. And ctc is 28 lacs. If I complete cpa will this be helpfull for me
Hi Richa, thank you contacting us.
Glad to know about your experience, CPA is a designation designed for professionals and YES if you are an F&A professional having a CPA will be value add. We'll be happy to have a discussion with you about the specifics and possible salary hike. Please do reach out to 9821003784 for more discussion.
How can we get the link of one to one zoom link...?
Hi Ajit, thank you for reaching us.
You can connect with our Program Advisor and arrange 1:1 counseling session on Zoom. Contact: 9821003784
Sir, I have done Graduate(2010) + MBA(part time in Finance). will MBA part time count as credit points?
Hi, yes it will to facilitate the documentation of your eligibility, kindly share your year-wise mark sheets with us at academics@edumontclasses.com. Alternatively, you can contact us at +91 9821003785/84 for any assistance.
Thank you,
Team EduMont
i want to attend a session how and when i can have this session
Hi Ferhan, You can register for our upcoming webinar on this link :
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HEY I AM CURRENTTLY IN GRADE 12TH WILL BE A GOOD CHOICE IF I COMPLETE MY GRADUATION(BCOM) FROM CANADA? I AM A BIT CONFUSED THAT I SHOULD COMPLETE BCOM IN INDIA OR CANADA
PLEASE SOMEONE HELP?!
Hi, thank you for reaching us.
It is usually advisable to do your graduation from India as it is cheaper. If you have the resources to sponsor your education it would be best to focus your resources on attaining a highly recognised Masters degree at a later stage when your career demands it.
Hello, I have completed by graduation 15 years back and working... can I Prursue CPA and how to pursue ?
Hi Vrushali, yes you can pursue CPA but first, you can connect with our team to check your eligibility for CPA. Kindly connect over call or WhatsApp on 9821003784.
Hi can anyone help me out with job hours for a CPA in India??
Is that major jobs are in evening or night shift?
Hi, the typical work hours for a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) in India can vary depending on the organization and specific job role. However, in general, many CPAs in India work standard office hours.
Sir bca ke baad cpa de sakte hai kya
Does distance mba in finance count??
Did bcom hons from Delhi University regular and doing mba from Chandigarh University distance
Hello Aniket!
Thankyou for your comment. Yes, a distance MBA will for sure get counted in your eligibility.
What if graduation ki marks kam aayi hai us case me CPA ho jayega?
Hi Pavan, please connect with our Program Advisor on 9821003784/85 for details.
Yashwantrao chavan Open University Nashik se graduation kiya hoto USCPA kr sakte h ? Please reply
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Can i do EA ( electronic agent) after my graduation to gain enough credit???? Pls help
You can. But it would better to go with US CPA instead of EA.
What the coaching charges for US CPA of Edumont?
Hello, we are extremely sorry for the delayed response. However, if you still need more guidance and attention to your queries, feel free to reach out to us at +91-9821003785 or mail us at support@edumontclasses.com. :)
how to join this zoom webinar??? i am from Nepal and want to pursue CPA.
Hi Alisha, you can join tomorrow's (Saturday) webinar by connecting to our program advisor on 9821003784 through WhatsApp or call.
Sir I'm currently in 2nd year ba economics... I want to ask if i can go for cpa after my graduation?
Hi, you will be needing extra accounting credits after your Graduation as BA Eco. don't have accounting credits. Please connect for 1:1 counselling with Program Advisor at 9821003784
Are B.A Graduates eligible???
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Does being CA Final student help in credits?
Hi Vidhi,
CA Inter both group clear will give you 30 and CA final cleared will give another 30 credits. If you complete CA final then you get 30 credits.
Sir from where can i get training for cpa i am from Pakistan?
Hi Aliza, we have online live virtual classes which you can attend from anywhere. You can connect to our Program Advisor on call or WhatsApp at 9821003784 for more details.
Hi I've done Be in civil . Can I apply for a CPA ?
Hi Mansoor, you can apply for CPA but you will be requiring other coursework to be eligible for US CPA. Please get in touch with our Program Advisor to know more at 9821003784.
Kya distance se bcom waale bhi cpa kr sakte h sir
..... please tell me sir
Agar aapko iska answer mil gya hai to batiye
Hello Saloni!
Yes, you can pursue US CPA even if you have completed your BCom through distance education.
Sir i have gave my ty exam this yr and each sem is conducted in total 6 sem in 3 yr bcom so the total earned credit we get accordance to each sem and each sem we get 20 credit so i am i eligible for cpa or mcom is necessary to be given
Do % matter to enroll in cpa
Hello Iqra!
Thankyou for your comment. Please share your marksheets with us at academics@edumontclasses.com for the eligibility check or contact us at +919821003785.
Sir by passing ca foundation we can do ca . Its true or not
Hi @mahaveer,
We believe you might have completed other education such as your Graduation as well. Please connect 1:1 with our Program Advisor on 9821003784 for more details.
Hello Sir, I want to do CPA, can you please guide me how to get credit points , I have done Graduation (BAF)
Hi, you can share your education mark sheets with us at academics@edumontclasses.com or connect with our program advisor at 9821003784.
Have you started doing CPA?
How can i attend the seminar ???
Good Afternoon Deeksha!
You can register for our #SaturdayLive Webinar-'Ace Your CPA Exam With Expert Tips' on 17th August at 4:30 pm to have a better understanding about US CPA. Here is the link to register for the same- shorturl.at/MyxzM
For detailed discussion contact us at +91 9821003785 or mail us at academics@edumontclasses.com.
What about after enrol agent cpa ?
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Sir if I get 50 percent in bcom 1st year then what is tha credit point for that year ...is it 30 or less?
Hello Jiya!
Thankyou for your comment.
In CPA eligibility, your education domain or division doesn't affect the eligibility. It completely depends upon which subjects you have chosen. So, your credit points for that year would be 30.
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i also want to do cpa
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Wish this was in english
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cpa does not have any value in india. u dont get experience like you get in indian ca. indian ca is highly valued in india and abroad for local companies as well as for bpos. indian ca fresher also get big jobs cpa dont. it is just a tag to be joked around by world. this qualification has value in us where there is scarcity of labour and only accounting graduates are on high positions. there cpa accelerates ur carrer. not in india unless ur also ca then it will push a little bit. it is also not valued anywhere abroad including middle east no value only ca are considered for premium jobs. my advice better do indian ca only it may be tough but is is worth it or go for good mba college in case ur very afraid of ca but better overcome fear of ca. foreign courses like cpa cma cima acca etc are useless in india or go to a country get there citizenship first before doing course of that country. eg usa or uk both country have dumped their waste courses in india since indian have huge graduate crowd they tend to drove lot of income from india without indian having any benefits of those courses. i a usa licensed cpa cannot do audit or file taxes for usa client unless i am citizen of usa nor do i get a job in india even in usa companies where they require and respect indian ca not their own cpa.
I am from bms background can I do cpa
Yes, individuals from a BMS background can pursue CPA. Additional accounting coursework may be required to meet the educational criteria. To know more about the right coursework/bridge course feel free to contact us at +919821003785/84.
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Team EduMont
Hey sir plz recommend me can I do CPA after bcom honours how I complete my 120credits plz clearly explaining me I started doing study of CPA as well as Bcom honours study
Hi,
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Hello sir,
How are you, I am CA recently qualified in Nov 22 attempt and I am thinking of pursuing US CPA.
My doubt is that, If I join the bank as credit manager and do US CPA, then how it is beneficial for me, Which type of job profiles I get after this combination and what's the expected CTC.
As everybody said to me, if you go in banking sector then you will always remain in bank, no exit opportunity after banking job.
So, I am really confused whether go for bank or not while pursuing CPA.
Sir please guide me in this regard.
Hi Lalit, thank you for your response. You can connect with our program advisor for 1:1 counseling at 9821003784 or can share your number where we can connect.
Sir I did bcom and mcom ccs University meerut but private distance mode ..so can I be eligible for cpa
Hi,
Completion of both B.Com and M.Com should provide the required credit points and accounting credits for eligibility. To facilitate the documentation of your eligibility, kindly share your year-wise mark sheets with us at academics@edumontclasses.com. Alternatively, you can contact us at +91 9821003785/84 for any assistance.
Thank you,
Team EduMont
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