How to choose the RIGHT ARTICLESHIP Firm | My Experience | Tips for CA Students| CA Results May 2025

Radhe Radhe!
🎯 How to Choose the Right Articleship Firm | My Honest Experience + Tips for CA Students

Are you confused about which articleship firm is right for YOU? Whether you’re considering Big 4s, top-tier firms, or mid-sized firms, this video is your ultimate guide! 🧭

In this video, I’m sharing:

💼 My personal articleship journey — How I found the firm I’m currently working at

🧠 Important skills that helped me crack the interview

🏢 Whether YOU should go for a Big 4, top firm, or a mid-sized firm

💡 Tips on identifying the right firm based on your long-term goals (Audit, Taxation, Practice, or Industry)

📌 Practical advice on networking, approaching firms, and improving your profile

This is a very honest, no-filter discussion that combines my story with everything I’ve observed as a CA student navigating through the same phase.

👉 Whether you're just starting or already applying — watch till the end, you’ll definitely get clarity.

🎥 It’s not just about the work – it’s also a fun and relatable vlog for all CA students, aspirants, and finance enthusiasts out there.


0:00 - Intro
0:46 - Welcome & CA results anxiety
01:37 - Clarity of mind
01:59 - Best way to utilize time
02:35 - How to find the right articleship?
03:15 - Technique for getting clarity
03:45 - My Story
06:10 - Biggest Tool !!!!
08:42 - Basic Skills
09:59 - Conclusion


If you enjoyed watching:
✅ LIKE the video
✅ COMMENT what part you related with most
✅ SHARE it with your CA friends
✅ and most importantly, SUBSCRIBE to support my journey and get more such content!

📲 Follow me on Instagram: @jatinsardalia
💼 For queries: DM on Instagram


📌 Fair Use Disclaimer:
This video may contain some content for educational and informational purposes. All rights and credits go to their respective owners. This content is used under the doctrine of "fair use" as described under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowing limited use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, or research

Thank you so much for watching!
Radhe Radhe!