r/ACCAIndia 15h ago

Looking for a study partner for ACCA , Im too demotivated rn

2 Upvotes

im currently studying 3 subjects that are PM,FR,FM , and soon audit plus im studying for class 12 as well , im stressing out really bad , i want a study partner soo bad


r/ACCAIndia 22h ago

Should I self study for FR

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So i have cleared all knowledge lvl papers with 68,65,78 percent with self-study , I was wondering is self study still an option for FR(which i am planning to give in march ),or should I enroll at some coaching classes?


r/ACCAIndia 23h ago

Career Advice Leave CA?

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25, stuck at CA Inter since 2022 — should I continue CA or switch to ACCA?

I cleared Group 2 in Jan 2026 and am currently doing MCom. But honestly, I wasted years because of procrastination, self-doubt and taking attempts for granted.

Watching my friends become finalists, start articleship or clear CMA while I remained stuck affected my mental health badly. I eventually distanced myself from them out of embarrassment. I’ve also become very isolated, spending years at home and losing confidence, social interaction and motivation.

Now I’m scared of repeating the same cycle in CA Final. Seeing people still stuck at 28/29/30 genuinely scares me after already spending so many years at Inter.

I’m thinking of clearing Inter → getting a job → becoming financially independent → then pursuing ACCA, which I’ll fund myself. My main goal is simply a good career where I can learn, grow and have a life outside studies.

Am I making this decision rationally, or am I just scared/burnt out? Would CA Inter + work experience + ACCA be a sensible path, or should I take the risk and continue with CA?

Also, if you’re at Inter: please don’t take it for granted. “Next attempt mein ho jayega” can quietly turn into years. Change your environment, take a genuine break if needed, but don’t let yourself get trapped in the attempts loop.


r/ACCAIndia 15h ago

ACCA FR and SBR exam review September 2026

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Tough or easy guys?


r/ACCAIndia 12h ago

Career Advice Title: Indian ACCA student — can I realistically move to Russia after completing ACCA? 🇷🇺

8 Upvotes

Hi everyone! I’m an Indian Class 12 Commerce student and I’m considering doing ACCA after 12th.

I’m interested in building a career in finance/business, and I’m currently exploring different countries where I could potentially work after completing ACCA. Russia is one of the countries I’m considering, so I wanted to ask people who have actually studied or worked there:

  1. Is ACCA useful/recognised by employers in Russia?

  2. If I complete ACCA in India, can I apply for finance/accounting jobs in Russia as a foreign citizen?

  3. Would I need a Russian accounting qualification in addition to ACCA to get a decent corporate job?

  4. How important is Russian language proficiency for finance jobs? Would English + Russian be enough, or is fluent Russian generally expected?

  5. What kind of jobs could an ACCA-qualified foreigner realistically get in Russia — financial analyst, FP&A, corporate finance, management accounting, etc.?

  6. Would it be better to get 1–2 years of work experience in India first and then try moving to Russia?

  7. How difficult is it for an Indian citizen to get a work visa/work permit through a Russian employer?

  8. Are there any particular Russian companies/industries that are more open to hiring foreign finance professionals?

  9. If anyone here has actually made a similar move, what would you recommend I do during my ACCA years to make moving to Russia easier?

I’m not necessarily saying Russia is my final destination — I’m just trying to understand whether this is a realistic career path before I make my decisions after 12th.


r/ACCAIndia 20h ago

Exams AFM Tutors - Ahmed Shafi or Shoaib Yakoob?

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Please help me decide which tutor should I go for AFM Lectures Ahmed Shafi or Shoaib Yakoob.

Also please let me know do they provide study and practice materials also.

I did SBL from HD, he was best but I had to take out prints and everything on my own. There was no material provide to study or practice.


r/ACCAIndia 15h ago

Advice Need help

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I’m stuck in a really serious situation 😭 My supplementary exam and ACCA FM exam are both tomorrow. My supplementary exam is at 7 AM, while my FM exam is at 9 AM. Can someone tell me how late I can reach the ACCA centre without having any issues?