05-14-2007, 12:03 AM
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<br />[quote]Mr Nakaiun you are if i am not wrong a CAT student and so i want to ask from you that why you so much keen in articles from Big4....the minimum requirement are as
AFF----------------->ACCA core passed atleast
KPMG---------------->ACCA part2 passed(till 2.6)
Sidat Hayder-------->ACCA part2 till paper 2.3 passed
Delloite------------>ACCA part2 till paper 2.3 passed
Regards
Muhammad Amir
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I am not very much sure from where you got all that info. According to my knowledge normally ACCA students who want to get training from big firms have to get registered with ICAP. And, a student gets CA inter exemption after passing ACCA core.
I always suggest to people that joining CA through ACCA route is always an easier and more recomended route.
I am not sure where the discussion on this thread is leading to. But no body should have any doubt that CA
-is much well paying than ACCA
-has got quite comprehensive course as compared to ACCA or other accountancy qualification
-is quite difficult to pass
There is no point is comparing CA and ACCA
<br />[quote]Mr Nakaiun you are if i am not wrong a CAT student and so i want to ask from you that why you so much keen in articles from Big4....the minimum requirement are as
AFF----------------->ACCA core passed atleast
KPMG---------------->ACCA part2 passed(till 2.6)
Sidat Hayder-------->ACCA part2 till paper 2.3 passed
Delloite------------>ACCA part2 till paper 2.3 passed
Regards
Muhammad Amir
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I am not very much sure from where you got all that info. According to my knowledge normally ACCA students who want to get training from big firms have to get registered with ICAP. And, a student gets CA inter exemption after passing ACCA core.
I always suggest to people that joining CA through ACCA route is always an easier and more recomended route.
I am not sure where the discussion on this thread is leading to. But no body should have any doubt that CA
-is much well paying than ACCA
-has got quite comprehensive course as compared to ACCA or other accountancy qualification
-is quite difficult to pass
There is no point is comparing CA and ACCA