CA Day is also celebrated to honor the Chartered Accountants across the nation. A chartered accountant is a person who gives direction to the financial condition of any country. To become a member of ICAI, it is important to clear the CA examination, along with three years of practical training. 

4 Common Myths about CA

Here are 4 common myths busted about Chartered Accountancy:

1.Aspirants must study 16 hours every day

It is believed that a CA student needs to study 16 hours to qualify for CA examinations. But this is not true. If you have studied well and all your concepts are cleared then no one can stop you from cracking the exam, but if you have given 16 hours per day for the preparation and still your basic concepts are not clear, it will be difficult for you to qualify any program of CA examination. Quality of study matter over the number of hours you invest in studies.

2. Graduation is Necessary

Many students have a misconception that to pursue CA graduation is important. The fact is students can pursue CA immediately after 10+2 only after registering with ICAI. The only difference is that undergraduate need to appear for CA Foundation level exam first and graduates can directly appear for Intermediate Level.

3. CA is all about Numbers

There is a misconception that CA is all about numbers, but dealing with numbers is a starting phase. CA also needs to have a good understanding of technical skills, negotiation skills, business knowledge, and expertise in finance-related subjects.

4. CA is Tough to Pursue

‘CA is tough to pursue’ is one of the most popular myths due to which many students are reluctant to pursue it. But this is not true, if you make your mind from the beginning that it is not hard and thoroughly understand the fundamental concepts than it becomes possible to crack CA.

National Doctor’s Day theme 2020: Lessen the Mortality of COVID 19

The theme of this year’s Doctors Day is “Lessen the mortality of COVID 19”. The objective of the theme is to raise awareness about asymptomatic hypoxia and early aggressive therapy. During COVID-19 Pandemic, doctors are working round the clock to save the lives of patients infected from Coronavirus. Doctors Day of 2020 is dedicated to the innumerable doctors who are serving during this epidemic in the primary and secondary care setups as well as the dedicated COVID care hospitals. Wherever one is, it is a time that every single effort counts. Indian Medical Association gives the clarion call to reduce the mortality drastically by active intervention.

Why Doctor’s Day is Celebrated?

National Doctor’s Day is celebrated to pay tribute to the legendary physician and West Bengal’s second Chief Minister, Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy whose birth and death anniversary concur on the same day i.e July 1. Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy was honored with India’s highest civilian award Bharat Ratna. The central government established the national doctors’ day in 1991, to pay honor to Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy.

In different countries, Doctor’s Day is celebrated on different dates such as in the United States it is observed on 30 March, in Iran on 23 August, and in Cuba on 3rd December.

National Doctor’s day honors the whole medical profession and highlights the value of doctors in our lives.