Why I quit CA.....💔

So hii guys this is the my views on CA course and decision of quiting this course may this video help to decide what the right path for you whether it is continuous CA or doing anything else I know many of the peoples are not quite CA because he doesn't know what to do after that but you can and you really find the alternative of this course and successful in your life


The whole summary of this video.....👇


The video creator, Ayush Gupta, explains his decision to quit the CA (Chartered Accountancy) course. He emphasizes that his video is not meant to demotivate anyone, but rather to share his personal experience and insights for those who might be in a similar situation (0:04-0:26).


Ayush outlines several reasons for his decision:

1)Lack of Passion (7:29-7:31): He realized he wasn't passionate about the CA course itself, but rather about the prestige of the "CA" title and the potential for high salaries (7:34-7:49). He believes one should pursue CA because they genuinely want to be a CA, not for external validation or money.

2)Weak Practical Subjects (7:57-8:02): Ayush admits his practical subjects, especially Accounts, were consistently weak despite his efforts (8:05-8:26). He struggled even after dedicated preparation, and he foresaw these subjects becoming even harder in Intermediate and Final levels (8:40-8:43).

3)Time and Money Waste (9:03-9:08): He feels he wasted a year pursuing CA, and he didn't want to continue investing more time and money into a course he wasn't likely to clear within a reasonable timeframe (9:16-9:26). He estimated it would take him 7-8 years to become a CA, which would mean wasting his "peak years" (8:49-8:59).

4)Peer Pressure and External Reasons (9:57-10:09): Ayush states that he was largely pursuing CA due to peer pressure, friends doing it, fear of being left behind, desire for the CA tag, and the perceived high salaries. He strongly advises against pursuing CA for such "nonsensical reasons" (10:11-10:29).

5)Sunk Cost Fallacy (11:44-11:56): He discusses the "sunk cost fallacy," where individuals continue a pursuit because of the time and money already invested, even if their interest has waned. He chose to quit rather than fall into this trap, despite having already invested significantly (11:57-12:12).

Despite quitting, Ayush acknowledges that the CA journey taught him valuable lessons, such as concentration, handling exam pressure, completing syllabi quickly, resolving doubts, and giving 100% effort (10:32-10:46). He emphasizes that this experience gave him a "reality check" about the dedication required for any future exams (10:47-11:03). He concludes by advising viewers to make wise decisions, especially concerning the CA Intermediate stage, as getting stuck there without a backup plan like a B.Com degree can be very problematic (12:54-13:03). He wishes future CA aspirants the best of luck (13:25-13:28).
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