MOTIVATIONAL & INSPIRATIONAL STORIES

Chartered Accountant is one of the best professional courses in India and its a great honor to be a Chartered Accountant (CA). CA examinations are really not easy exams. Same as CA, CWA and CS exams are also professional exams which are tough to crack. Lot of students fails in CA (in CPT, IPCC, Final), CS (Foundation, Executive, Professional), CWA (Foundation, inter, Final). Some of my friends also who were damn confident to crack CA Final this time, also got failed. So, here in this article I will share the success stories of CA students. Those who failed don’t need to lose hope and keep trust in yourself and keep doing the hard work and you will be the CA Cracker in next attempt, definitely. CA student needs lot of motivation and support from family and friends too. Below given CA Inspirational success stories & CA motivational quotes will definitely help you to come back on track with a rock and make you confident to crack CA Final Nov 2013 exam with ease.

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Story 1: Salute to Kailash Narayan Purohit (Jodhpur) passion and confident

PASSED CA FINAL EXAM AFTER 32 ATTEMPTS

This person has proved the CA Success quote: “Try and Try, Never Cry”. Even after continuousnegative result, he keeps on trying because he had a believe in him-self that he can do it. So unfortunately if you failed this time then remember “SUCCESS DELAYED IS NOT SUCCESS DENIED” Keep trying your best and you will be the CA Cracker.

He’s the Kailash Narayan Purohit From Jodhpur who has passed his CA Final Exam this time after 32 attempts of CA Final and 20 Years in CA course. Salute to your passion and confident.

The fantastic success quotes for CA aspirant which Mr. Kailash had thought too was that he wants to be a CA at any cost.

So CA Friends you need to remember this success quotation: “If you think you can then you can”

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Story 2: Story to Inspire

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Story 3: Handicapped is CA

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Story 4:A MOTIVATIONAL CONFESSION BY A CS GIRL

2010: jb mene b.com me admission liya mene nhi socha tha ki meri life mai aise bhi hone wala h

2011: b.com exam se phle hi mera accident ho gya aur I was not able to walk and stand. Fir one year tak ssb hospital dikhane ke bad bhi kuch nhi hua mujhe exam bhi chordna pda

2012 : mera knee thik hua , exam diya sb acha hua , fir mera eyes khrab hua it was not normal , wo 6 month me thik hua fir mene CS me admission liya mene socha abi life normal hoga lekin tbhi I lost my sister she was only 17 uske baad maine hope chod dia that abhi kuch acha hoga aur socha isse bura ab kya hoga

2013 : mera ek eye se dikhna bnd ho gya. mene socha mai blind ho jaungi pr wo medicine se thik ho gya mene CS exam diya ek attempt me foundation clear kr liya I was happy but missing my sister. nyi hope ke sath socha abi health bhi thik h ab bs “CS” bnna hai.
Lekin in October mai hospital me thi meko lungs infection tha tab mene apne parents ko bhi tut te hue dekha . hospital me bhi maine unhe bola mujhe class join krna hai yha nhi rhna par I was not even able to speak that time jb mai thoda thik hui ghar ayi bhut month lga thik hone me.

2014: mene class join kiya tb tak mene bahut weight gain kr liya tha sab pain aur medicine se. class me log bahut kuch puchte the mazak udate the par mai jaati thi. Mujhe kbi kbi breath leneme bhi problem hota tha par mene give up nhi kiya abi mene class complete kr liya aur preparing for exams.

Yes I lost my sister , my health but I will never give up on my dreams.
Kabhi give up nahi krna chaiye khud par , life pr dreams pr chahe life tum pr give up kar de.

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Story 5: INDIA’S FIRST BLIND LADY CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT : RANJANI GOPAL

Several students with normal health struggle to pass the examination despite the best of professional coaching and excellent supportprovided by their family. It is inspiring to know that Ranjani Gopal, a visually challenged girl has cleared the exam during 2002 to become India’s first visually challenged woman to pass CA examination.

She was prescribed penicillin tablets for common cold by a doctor when she was nine years old. This was given without test dosage and this resulted in an allergic reaction which in medical terminology is known as “Steven Johnson Syndrome”. Her vision started deteriorating gradually and she lost her vision in right eye by the time she completed B.Com degree course.

She found it difficult to get a job due to her disability. She thought of pursuing CA course to improve her chances for getting a job. With lot of determination she joined CA course as there is not much need to attend regular classes like other courses. She started using the screen reading software and learnt how to use computers. She got all the materials converted to soft copy and started studying in a focussed manner. After facing lot of difficulties, she successfully passed the CA examination and is now well placed in a reputed firm.

Ranjani Gopal has proved that it is possible to pass the CA examination if one prepares in a focussed manner in spite of any physical handicap. When a physically challenged person passes the tough course, no excuse can be accepted from a person enjoying normal health.

Rajani Gopal has come a long way after losing her eye sight. She treads on paths that make even sighted people think twice before taking up. Behind this chartered accountant, Veena player and social worker, lies a determined woman who has defied all logic when it comes to success.

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Story 6: Inspirational Story of a Blind Chartered Accountant

Despite being blind, Rajashekhar realises his dreams of Being CA and he achieved his desired goal. IF HE CAN DO DEN Y NOT YOU..

Disability can never be a hindrance for a person to be successful. All it requires is commitment, Determination and a little support from kith and kin.

This is what 23-year-old J. Rajashekhar Reddy proved. Despite the loss of sight at the age of 11, he Fullfill his dream to become a Chartered Accountant.

Born in a poor family in Guntur, problems confronted and depression stalked him at every stage. “It is sheer will power. If you believe in your dreams and work accordingly, success follows you.

It was, however, not an easy path. He attended CA training classes at different institutions . He used to make notes and record all lectures to listen later. For the examination, he collected soft copies of books, got them scanned and used text-to-speech software for making notes. While it is accepted that clearing CA finals is a tough proposition, Mr. Reddy has the distinction of doing it just in his second attempt. “He is an inspiration to the disabled,”

Blessed with a sharp brain and aided by the latest software for the visually challenged, Rajashekhar made relentless efforts for five years to reach his goal.

“There were many, including my mother, who thought that it was impossible for a person like me to clear the examination but I never felt discouraged,” said Rajsekhar, who learnt to do mental math at an early age.

“I used to study for hours at a stretch for the exams not just to clear it but also to prove that a visually challenged can accomplish whatever he wants,” he added.

“The profession of CA is an honoured post in the society and hence I was motivated to pursue it. My father works as an electrician and mother is a homemaker. It is a little difficult for them to comprehend the sense of my achievement. In fact, looking at the jitters I was going through before my results were declared, my mother was worried that I chose a profession which causes stress and wanted me to relax at home,” said the boy from Guntur, who cleared the examination in his second attempt on Jan 21.

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Story 7: Failure became 1st Ranker

Yes, its true, if you failed in this exam then don’t worry you can get rank in next examination, if you prepare hard with confidence to crack exams with a rank. Here I have given examples of peoples who were failed in their first attempt but got rank in next exams.

1. Nitin Gupta – Failed in CA Final, May 10 – Got Rank 1 in CA Final Nov ’10
2. Sujoy K. N. – Failed in CA Final, Nov ’09 & May 10, Got Rank in CA Final Nov 10
3. Sonia Rakheja – Failed in CA Final, Nov 09 & May 10, Got Rank in CA Final Nov 10

Above list is just an indication that how those students who were failed in theirs first/second attempt got 1st ranks in next exam. This list can be huge as every time such students are passed and get ranks.

Tips to get rank:- So friends, if Nitin Gupta/ Sujoy K.N. / Sonia Rakheja can do it, then why you can not do the same??? Be confident and trust your self and make up mind to crack your next exam with Rank because if you expect and try for a rank then you will definitely pass with good marks and if you will try only for passing then you may fail again. Just ask your self at which points you were lacking in last attempts and try to learn from those mistakes and you will be the CA/CS/CWA Cracker next time.

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Story 8: BEST CONFESSION OF THE LIFE : meri beti aur Mai CA ban gaye 

Hello all I am from Mumbai, “kal meri beti aur Mai CA ban gaye.” Well I am a an accountant in a company.In 2005, “three people did rape with my daughter ” and after that incident, she was not feel comfortable with people, specially with man and her mentally condition also not good.But me and my wife want vo padhe because study is very important and she is the only child so we want apne pair pe khadi ho. But vo jaha bhi jaati to bahut darti thi, effect of that accident and me and my wife like kya kare.Usne private se 12 clear kiya and,Then registration karwaya uska in CA after 12 and Maine sath me apna registration karwaya and uske sath classes jaata tha and we both cleared successfully CPT and IPCC and afterthat training karwayi uski ekchoti si firm me and then apni company mein dustrial training and classes sath jatauska,now vo thodi theek Hui hai but abhi bhi dar hai, un rapist ko to saja mil gayi butvo dard meri beti kbhi na bhule.And kal jb uska CA Final ka result aaya to uske chehre ki smile pe laga apna sb kuch luta du. Maine CA banunga kbhi nahi socha tha fir se 25 years baad study karna and padhna just for my daughter.Thanks CA thanks people whosupported us .

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Story 9: CA Final Passed in 17th Attempt, but my monthly earning was Rs 9 lac

I am 32 years old guy and yesterday I was cleared CA final exams. It was my 17th attempt.
Me started CA at the age of 22( P2 ), when I was given my first attempt I was 100% sure, that I will cleared but it took 8 years of my life, yes every time I checked my results and saw fail to *clear karne ka junnon badh jata .1) after 3 attempts joined MNC and ryt now my salary is 9 lakhs per month, do you guys seriously think I had need any degree ?? No its my passion to became Ca2) don’t worry guys CA is only a degree for starting something but it doesn’t mean if you don’t have any degree u never succeed .3) its only your thinking what world says, no one remember you cleared or not, in the end success matter, and how much you earn and your designation.4) I am not saying CA mat bano, its just if u r not cleared than you are not finished5) those who not cleared remember its not end, its a new starting, may be kuch jyada milna hai baad me. CA hi to nahi bane ho, success, money, status sirf Ca walo ko hi nahi milta h. Don’t stop here, search new jobs, because Now good companies wants experience holders not the one who are totally new. So don’t be hopeless. Its your time .6) if mai 1st attempt me clear hota to practice ka socha tha but I don’t think earn kar skta tha itna . Whatever happens happen for a good reason all the best mates

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Story 10: Meri Didi kese paas hui (in worst condition)

I am in 12 standard but this confession for my sister, for my di. My didi qualified in CA Final, for other people its a normal thing yaar CA hi to bani hai. But nahi not normal thing, humari family ki financial conditions itni acchi nahi hai, 2 times ka khana milna badi baat hai, mere dad ko paralysis tha .Mom stitching work karti hai. But meri di ko hum sbka future change karna tha, vo study me acchi thi, ya govt school se the but unhone CA karna tha, so they joined and cleared CPT and IPCC in first attempt .didi day me articleship karti hai, 2-3 tuition leti and fir without any classes they did.So May 13 came and exams start, but my dad passed away on 14 May, on that day exam tha, hum sb chahte the vo ca bane so vo exam dene gayi, only we know vo condition se Hoke exam deke aayi ….vo Jana ni chahti thi but shyad dad ka dream exam center tak le gaya … We love you so much di, you are the best di.

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Story 11: Auto Driver’s Daughter Gets 1st Rank in CA Final Nov 2012

1st Rank holder Prema Jayakumar with her  father

This is the success story of 1st ranker herself, she’s 24 year old Prema Jayakumar, you would have heard her name. She’s belongs from Mumbai. Prema, whose father  is an auto-rickshaw driver and drives an auto-rikshaw for a living, is now determined to use the milestone as a stepping-stone towards providing her parents with a life of comfort.

Prema’s four-member family squeezes itself into a 300 sq ft room in S B Khan Chawl, Malad. Beaming over her success after the results were declared yesterday. This is not her first stint on a toppers’ list: she scored 90 per cent in her Third Year B Com exams from the University of Mumbai, standing second. Prema said that she owed a debt of gratitude for the professors at her college and coaching institute, who had worked hard with her. The graduate from Nagindas Khandwala College completed her M Com from the University of Mumbai.

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Story 12: Tea Stall Daughter Cracks CA Final Nov 2012 Exam

The girl who even didn’t have fees to pay CA course fees. She also worked on her father’s tea stall cracks CA Final Nov 2012 exam. She proves success quotation: “Where determination is Great, Nothing is Great” She had determined a goal to be a CA and she worked hard to fulfill her dream even after toughest difficulties in her life and now she’s the CA Cracker. She proved: “Where there’s a Will, there’s a way”

Her name is CA DHANSHREE VILAS TODKAR. See the irony, her father hadn’t enough money to celebrate such a big day with Sweets, what he brought for her daughter was “BISCUITS”. Salutes. /

Many many congratulations to her and her family.

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Story 13: Famous Chartered Accountant : Mr.Radhe Shyam Agarwal

Mr. Agarwal is on left and Mr. Goenka on the right.

Once a CA left his job, sold his products on hand-pulled rickshaw and is now among the 100 richest Indians!
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Although it seems to be a script of Bollywood movie, but this is the real life story of Mr.Radhe Shyam Agarwal.
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A Chartered Accountant and a Company Secretary, Mr. Agarwal graduated from St.Xavier’s College, and also holds an LLB from Calcutta University.
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In 1970, he joined the renowned Aditya Birla Group as Vice President. But within four years, he left his cushy job and decided to follow the torturous trail of entrepreneurship. In 1974, Mr. Agarwal and his childhood friend R.S. Goenka, borrowed a seed capital of Rs. Twenty Thousand, and incorporated a company. The company was meant to deal in Ayurvedic medicines and cosmetics under the brand name of Emami.
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The intial days were tougher then they appeared. The capital base of Emami was small, angle investing was an non existing concept, and the entire cosmetic market was dominated by multinationals. Due to the lack of working capital, the early founders used to sell products from one shop to another on
hand-pulled rickshaws.
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The finacial astuteness came handy in 1978, when he decided to take over a century old business of Himani Ltd, a privately owned company. Himani Ltd had an established goodwill in the West Bengal, but was in financial trouble. Inspite of being a company with a small capital base, the acquisition was carried out, and later it became the turning point in the Mr. Agarwal’s story.
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Himani was restored to profit and the debt taken for the deal was paid off within two years. A decade later an antiseptic cream, named Boroplus was launched. It became a success to the extent that later boroplus itself became the brand, and other products, like boroplus prickly heat powder, were launched under its flagship. Emami, later went on acquiring stakes in Zandu Ltd and created further brands under its umbrella. In addition to this, the entire range of Navratna products, like Navratna talcum powder, were also launched by Emami.
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Today Emami is a Group of Indian multinational companies, dealing in real estate, paper, edible oils, cement etc, and is widely known for there FMCG range. The founders has unanimously decide that the group will not enter the tobacco, liquor, hotels or film businesses.
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In 2015, the net worth of Mr. Agarwal was assessed as $1.43 billion!
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As I am closing this article, I have realised that I can never see a tube of Boroplus in the same way.
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P.S Since Mr. R.S Goenka has equal relevence in the success story of Emami. Hence I found it legit to attach the photograph of both the gentlemen. Mr. Agarwal is on left and Mr. Goenka on the right.

Story 14: NAINA LAL KIDWAI- MOTIVATIONAL STORY

NAINA LAL KIDWAI

Have you ever meet people who think that a woman belongs to kitchen?
Maybe because they have never heard of Naina Lal kidwai. After going through the laurels belonging to her, even calling her an overachiever will be an understatement.

A Chartered Accountant, and a commerce graduate from Lady Shri Ram College, university of Delhi, she is the first Indian women to do her MBA from Harvard Business school.

A Padam Shree awardee, she has been featured at Fortune global list of Top Women in Business, 12th in the Wall Street Journal 2006,Time Magazine as one of their 15 Global Influential women 2002.
Presently the Group General Manager and Country Head of HSBC India, she has served multinationals like Morgan Stanley, Standard Chartered Bank and Price Waterhouse & Co., mainly in the the field of investment banking, which is notorious for being dominated by men. She is also the first woman to head ANZ Grindlays, a leading foreign Investment Bank.

But everything didn't happen that easily. Once, on being asked about her experience as a women banker, she said " Strangely enough people around me were waiting for me to commit that one mistake so that they could pull me down". From missing her first marriage anniversary to a number of her children's birthdays, she had to make fair number of sacrifice, just to prove that her competencies has nothing to do with her gender.

Currently along with HSBC, Mrs.Kidwai is also serving the board of Nestle as a non-executive director. Moreover she is also on the Governing Board of National Council if Applied Economic Research (NCAER), Audit Advisory Board of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India (C&AG) and National Executive Committee of Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) and FICCI.

At the end of the day, due to her integrity and her dedication towards her work, she has made her place among the most respected and admired finance professionals.

As a person who is a role model to numerous young boys and girls, she has shown the conservative world that women are meant to sit in room...Boardroom!

Story 15: Famous Chartered Accountant : Mr.Nirmal Jain

Nirmal Jain

To all those who think that CAs are just good for practice and don’t have entrepreneurial capacities, Mr.Nirmal Jain, is the answer.Chairman and cofounder of India Infoline Ltd, he is a Chartered Accountants ( he scored AIR 2) as well as a Cost accountant . He also did an MBA from IIM Ahemdabad. MUST READ n SHARE. 

While working for Hindustan Unilever, he tried and tested ventures relating to equity research, one of them was started with another gem of CA fraternity, Mr. Motilal Oswal, but it didn’t survive. Mr. Jain didn’t give up and in the very next year he again set up the same business with one of his colleague of HUL , R Venkatraman, monitoring some 200 different shares, and serving as a source of information for brokers and retail investors. Today India Infoline (IIFL) is a BSE listed company, which have market capitalisation of Rs. Cr.5555.45 ,with 4000 offices some of them are in countries like – Singapore, Dubai, USA, UK, Switzerland and Sri Lanka. IIFL too has to faced some slack patches in year 2000. At that time ,it got into selling of insurance policies of ICICI, and thus became the first corporate insurance agent of the company.

Taking the less traveled path has made him one of his own kind in the industry. With his business insight and astuteness IIFL has expanded itself, both vertically and horizontally. IIFL launched its own mutual fund in 2012 and real estate fund in 2013 respectively. Apart from these IIFL provides the services insurance broking , wealth management, investment decisions etc. I honestly hope that in the near future we will witness more luminaries like Mr. Jain, who will inspire others to follow the pursuit of their dreams, irrespective of the hurdles faced by them. 

Story 16: THE ACCIDENTAL CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS ‘CA’.. THE JOURNEY BEGINS

Hey friends! This is an all new initiative to bring to you stories of some interesting people who never wanted be Chartered Accountants, but were destined to be. This will be a series of very short stories of those whose passions are different than profession. They are the ones who proved that they are not fools but multi-talented people as firstly, they never parted with the passion and secondly once they started off with it, they never quit CA. No one today can call them fools as it takes determination and diligence to pass one of the most difficult examination in the country. These stories can inspire you in more than one ways.. if CA is your dream then if the ones whose dream was completely different, they managed then you can too and if you are amongst the lot whose passions are different then you can be another accidental Chartered Accountant .

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Today’s story is of a girl who could be anything in life but a CA.Her passions were totally different from the white collar high paying profession. She was artistic and very soft spoken- qualities totally contrary to the needs of the profession. Had she been in any other western or culturally open country, she could have followed her heart and just because fate decided this way, she was born in India and that to a typically dominating family so she diverted her ways and picked up CA as a career, not really aware what was waiting for her in her journey.

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Many of you would relate to what is it like living in a traditional joint family in India, the restrictions imposed on you, the additional duties that you are bestowed with and of course that extra bit of pampering. Anvesha ( Name Changed) was one of those. Born and brought up in a very affluent joint families of India was a bright young child who was unaware that things do not go as planned. That at times every member of your family stands against you when you take a decision that does not match with theirs. This is what first time happened with 17 year old Anvesha who after scoring well in the Class 12 board exams was not allowed to go her way.

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Anvesha had flair for writing and equally good were her designing skills. She had picked fashion designing as optional subject and thus knew her basics and then with the help of her personal contacts she had learnt much more than just basics. Whenever she used to dress for an occasion it was different and it was appreciated. Similarly, her writing skills were no behind. She used to score well in her English exams, was a regular contributor in the school magazine, had won a few intra school and inter-school story writing competitions and had a few articles in the reader section of the newspaper to her credit. She had decided that she would pursue her career in either of the two. She knew in her heart that she will not be allowed to move out of the home and study still she asked and answer, as expected was a flat NO. She however applied for the two very prestigious colleges in the country, one for English honours and the other for fashion designing using all the pocket money she had saved. She had thought that her family would happily allow once they have the news of their daughter being selected for one of the most prestigious colleges in the country.

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She was selected for English honours but the family did not allow her to go. They wanted her to do fashion designing from some local college and marry at 21. She however was stubborn that if not allowed to go, she would do the best she could staying at home. That was when CA crossed her mind and she registered.

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Being a brilliant student she cleared her CPT and IPCC in her first attempt and without much effort. She thought it would be a cake walk but was wrong. The challenge started when she joined her training. The work pressure, the office politics and no spare time at all took a toll on her and she shed her weight considerably, leaving her body look like skin coated skeleton. This was when she realised that being pampered wasn’t a boon but a curse.

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She hardly had time to study and when the attempt was due, she took two months’ leave to study all that she could. The result ended up in being first experience of failure for her. Anvesha was shattered, but this strengthened her determination. That very moment she decided she would overcome this. Now, she won’t be just a CA but a CS too.

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The very next day, without asking anyone, she registered for CS, knowing that there was very less time to study between CA and CS exams. But she took this challenge. Only after registration she told her family about her decision and they were left without any option.

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This time around, her CA articleship was complete and she had time to study along with a burning desire to make it happen. The exams were tiresome since there was hardly any time between the two, but the results were something extra ordinary. Anvesha was now CA Anvesha and after a month’s time in CS professional too. She decided to do CS first and then take any further decision career wise. During this period she designed clothes, wrote articles for the CA magazine and also CS journals. And in no time she was CS too.

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Today she is a settled CA and A CS. Her articles are still hit and she continues to design. She works as a CA and in weekends pays attention to her designing. Anvesha intends to be an entrepreneur in future and start her own clothing brand. She intends to use all that her profession taught her to make a career in her passion. I’m sure she will make it big because all that matters is Happiness and this is what makes her happy.

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If Anvesha did it, so can you. All you need to do is finish off with what you started and follow your heart. Your career choice is very good as it will not leave you financially dependent on anyone and then you can always follow your heart using all the experience you had as a CA student. Do not quit because there will be a time when you realise it was worth the effort.

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I hope you connect with Anvesha and get some inspiration.

Story 17: FAMOUS CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT : T.V MOHANDAS PAI

Hello! Here we have come up with one more celebrated Chartered Accountant… T.V Mohandas Pai is the chairman of Manipal Global Education. He used to be a member of board of directors of Infosys… Let us know something more about him.. Pai was born in Bangalore in a lower middle- class family; his mother was a school teacher and his father was raised in an orphanage. As a child he was ffascinated by books and continues to be a voracious reader-”name me a book and chances are I would have read it” says mr. Pai. He is a b.com graduate from st. Joseph’s college B’lore.. He did his CA and law together; ”I wanted to be independent. I don’t want to work for anybody, i was a rebel” Mr. Pai remarks.

T.V.MOHANDAS PAI

So, how did mr. Pai get into Infosys…? Well the answer to this question lies in this article…

In 1992, he had bought around 1500-2000, shares at Rs. 85 each, since his friend who handled the Infosys’ IPO suggested him to buy some shares.. Later he attended the investors conference held by the company, before the IPO along with his friend. Mr. Narayan Murthy and Mr. Nandan Nilekani (co- founders of Infosys) were making presentations and Mr. Pai told his friend to ask a lot of questions on the prospectus . Mr. Pai says., ”Those days i had a collection of 3000 reports; i used to have annual reports for breakfast, would go to the AGM’s and ask a lot of questions. I was a bit of a shareholder activist”. Mr. Pai asked the 6 founders ”why are you paying yourself so little?, you should pay yourself more, you’re making good money and you should respect talent”. After that mr. Pai got in touch with mr. Nilekani & and subsequent analyst meets he asked questions like ”why Infosys was holding so much cash?” in 1993 december mr. Nilekani asked him to join Infosys. Mr. Pai replied ”i’ll join only if you give me a senior position, but not as an employee, only a consultant’. Mr. Nilekani accepted the counter offer. At Infosys mr. Pai worked on several projects like private placements, ESOP’s , annual reports and so on. In 1995, mr. Pai joined as vice president, finance. Then he moved to HR in 2005. As CFO , he played a strategic role in transforming Infosys into one of the world’s most respected and widely known software companies. The Infosys annual reports, under his supervision, won the top awards consistently from the ICAI and from the south Asian federation of accountants.

He was voted ‘CFO of the year in 2001 by IMA India, he also won the ‘best CFO in India’ award from Finance Asia in 2002. Mr. Pai is also a member of the board of SEBI.

Mr. Pai has keen interest in improving literacy across the country, mainly primary education. The mid day meal scheme feeds over 12 lakh children across 7 states in India. He has made substantial contribution to this program…

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Motivational Quotes:

1. Where determination is Great, Nothing is Great
2. Where there’s a Will, there’s a way
3. Try and Try, Never Cry
4. SUCCESS DELAYED IS NOT SUCCESS DENIED
5. If you think you can then you can
6. The greatest failure in life is the failure to try again

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