Industrial Training
The last
year of articleship can be converted to the best part of your articleship as
well as initial step to work for the industry with vast career opportunities.
But only few of the students are aware of industrial training, and it is like
they have diamond in their hand without knowing that it is actually real & precious.
Major cities
in India have organizations eligible to provide industrial training including
some big players of Indian economy and job providers.
Here is link
showing list:
At present
the results for CA final is at very low percentage. Few years back in November 2007
the percentage was very high i.e about 28%. After the result of Nov. 2013 declaration
ICAI president claimed that students have scored what they have done in exams.
Now a clarification is required “Were the students appeared in 2007 born with
some special powers?” ….no definitely not, it was the institute which must have
up scaled the marks and blessed the students unnecessarily.
I don’t have
any problem with the result percentage but institute must think about students also,
if they want to control the quality or quantity, it should be done at IPCC
level. At the level of CA final and completion of 3 years articleship it is
difficult for all students to leave the CA course and search for other
dimensions or alternatives. But the institute is only thinking of fees and free
labour.
So, till the
institute starts thinking about students, they have to think for themselves. I believe
only the best students will be able to get industrial training and the chance
to have experience that would decide their future in the field.
Believe me
or you can ask any CA (not the one who is in practice)…..
“whether to go for industrial training or not?”
I don’t want
any of the reader to lose the opportunity of industrial training as I did.
You will
learn more / earn more / get more exposure / able to enhance your knowledge base
/ increase the chances for better job.
You may have
to leave your first attempt but passing CA in first attempt has nothing to do
with a good job. You need to have work experience and knowledge for better job opportunity.
Know about
industrial training (under regulation 51 & 72): (click the links below)
Note: Intimate
your principal before 3 months from commencement of industrial training.
I don’t think
any principal has the guts to say no for industrial training. In case of
exception you can contact institute.
In the end, I
would give my opinion to definitely go for industrial training and enhance the
chances to become a successful and satisfied CA.
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To become a Chartered Accountant (CA) a candidate needs to have skills that includes good quantitative, analytical, problem-solving, commercial awareness, communication, teamwork skills along with ethics, professionalism, and eye for detail.
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