03 February,2021 04:51 AM IST | Mumbai | Pallavi Smart
Komal Jain with her parents. She scored 600/800
Two Mumbai girls are among the top three scorers in Chartered Accountancy exams, the results for which were declared on Tuesday. Komal Jain from Ghatkopar and Rajvi Nathvani from Kandivli, both Commerce graduates, graduated from their respective colleges last year and cleared the CA final exam in their first attempt. While Jain ranked first with 600/800 marks, Nathani ranked third with 587/800 marks, after Mudit Agarwal from Surat in the second place.
Jain, 22, completed her graduation from R A Podar College in Matunga. She was confident of clearing the exam in the first attempt, something all CA aspirants wish for.
Jain shared how the wait for the exam was excruciatingly painful as it was constantly postponed from its original date in May 2020.
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"The pandemic postponed it to November 2020, we were also anxious about the discomfort of wearing a mask," said Jain, who also has a job offer from a corporate.
"I want to work for corporates in consulting or finance field," said Jain, whose father retired as an accountant from a private firm and whose mother is a homemaker. Jain enjoys reading business and political articles, loves playing chess and music is her stress buster.
Nathani, 22, too, completed her graduation in 2019 from NM College. Daughter of a CA father, the field was introduced to Nathani early in life.
"I start getting interested in my father's work. After I joined NM College, CA had to happen," shared Nathani. She plans to work in the consulting or management sector to understand the market and explore the industry before deciding on joining her father's practice or taking over the business. The rank is certainly a surprise for Nathani as she was not fully satisfied with her paper. "It was not as good as I thought it would be, there is always scope for improvement," she said.
Around 70,000 candidates appeared for the national-level CA examination in 2020.
