01-23-2009, 08:17 AM
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<br />ASSALAM.HERE Z FAHAD.DR SB I SUGGEST U 2 CONTINUE UR DOCTR DEGREE.HER CHEEZ KA APNA EK TIME HOTA.IT WILL BE BLUNDER IF U TAKE ADMISSION IN CA
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.butttttt m not interested in medical..i had nterest in ca
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Ahsen, I knew a couple of students (who are now ACAs), who left their MBBS (year 3), a PMA Kakul graduate (sword of honour) and a number of Engineers who joined ICAP training and qualified as accountants. Its upto you but let me tell you its not as interesting as the Medical professional.
Incidentally in the UK its quite common for Engineers and lawyers (LLB even lawyers) to venture into accountancy and qualify as accountants.
I suggest you should speak to a Chartered Accountant in your city and get to know what you will be getting into.
All the best for your future and keep us informed of your career choice, atleast in a couple of year's time.
<br /><blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, san" id="quote">quote<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by fadu</i>
<br />ASSALAM.HERE Z FAHAD.DR SB I SUGGEST U 2 CONTINUE UR DOCTR DEGREE.HER CHEEZ KA APNA EK TIME HOTA.IT WILL BE BLUNDER IF U TAKE ADMISSION IN CA
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.butttttt m not interested in medical..i had nterest in ca
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Ahsen, I knew a couple of students (who are now ACAs), who left their MBBS (year 3), a PMA Kakul graduate (sword of honour) and a number of Engineers who joined ICAP training and qualified as accountants. Its upto you but let me tell you its not as interesting as the Medical professional.
Incidentally in the UK its quite common for Engineers and lawyers (LLB even lawyers) to venture into accountancy and qualify as accountants.
I suggest you should speak to a Chartered Accountant in your city and get to know what you will be getting into.
All the best for your future and keep us informed of your career choice, atleast in a couple of year's time.