brother can you suggest some books which might help me ( as a undergraduate student - like you i am also not from MBA stream). I wish you could help me as your little brother by telling some materials which can help me to get there.🥰 @KushalLodha548 @HrithikMehlawat
Govt does provide subsidies to this big corporates and paying tax is one for of keeping the poverty calm otherwise they will rob everyones houses to survive
This video defines the meaning of podcasts it is something which the youth wants to listen… I don’t know my words may create controversies but this discussion shifted my knowledge from tier 3college to tier 1 college and students like me who is studying tier 3college can fulfil their dream for getting themselves in world’s biggest consulting firms🎉… Thank you so much to the guests for giving their valuable time hats off and thank you once again🙇♂️
@@KushalLodha548 Brother please make a video on what materials are need to get the job and othere things also ( consider those student also whose background is from non MBA , no BBA and non CA- how they can crack the interview) @KushalLodha548 @HrithikMehlawat
It was really great!!! Beneficial one.. To know the real work as a consultants... And Kushal you tried your best to provide it in the simplest and understandable form for the person who not even know more about it. As you always tried to provide the best content to the audience ... This one was also a good approach.
People who claim getting 60-70-80 LPA still get around 1.5-1.75 lakhs per month in hand after slogging for 12-15 hours a day, working all Sats and Sundays and this doenst even include their travel time and air time and all other efforts. A person working 8 hours a day in a tier II or tier III consulting mostly (hybrid or wfh) firm earning 20-25 LPA also gets around 1.15-1.3 Lakhs per month. His per hour value is higher than those working at Maang, Faang, BCG and Bain and what not. So, don't fall for the glitter. All that glitters is not gold (true every time)
@@pineapplemocktail Adjust PPP multiply the Indian income by the factor of 6 to get real difference in salary.Also taxes and rent are one of the highest in NYC.
@@user-zr4qs7wl8d Ppp is a joke. India is very expensive in urban areas. USA has lower taxes than India. Fuel, electronics is cheaper in USA. ppp works for nations like russia and iran who are energy independent. Only maids are cheaper in india. Compare lifestyle including stress and a janitor/ nurse lives a more comfortable life in USA.
@@pineapplemocktail US is not a benchmark anymore. There are many problems in the US or other developed nations. Frankly speaking quality of life is very subjective. There are many things easily available or accessible in India that you can never have in a country like Canada or European nations. Also Nursing pays quite well in the middle east and Europe, while truck drivers are the biggest earners in Canada. So, it's all debatable. People in India are slowly realising the American dream is just that, a dream. As I said in my main post, everything that glitters is not gold, true for US and Canada as well.....😅
@@pineapplemocktail PPP is not just about fuel and electronics. If by electronics you mean "Apple", then you are living in a fools paradise. How much is a weekly expense for a family of 4 in a US city (if I consider living a middle class life, with home made meals, entertainment once a week, eating from outside once a week, 5 days of travelling to work and school) and compare that to India, you will be surprised by how weak the dollar earnings is. Anyone who earns more than 20 LPA in India will easily fall in the top 20% of earners in the US which is not bad. Which means a person with 20 Lakhs per annum salary is richer than 80% of US people. I would take that anyday.
When was he able to start earning this 3cr+ income ? Like some real good talents will start earning over 1cr+ income by the time they turn 27 in consulting, and by the time they turn 32-35, they start earning close to 4-5cr and upto 10cr in a good year. Like time ka panga hai na. Tumhare uncle agar 40-50s mei 3cr kamate hai toh late hogaya na, yaha bacche 26-27 k Umar mei per year 1crore kama rahe hai, one more good thing is that you will get immense support if you want to open your business as you have networked with 100s of well established people in good companies of all sectors, you also get to learn about so many kind of businesses and learn to solve many kinds of problems, making you ready to start your own business, fir toh sky hi limit hai.
If you go in US or UK, md, CEO s of investment banking companies are making even 20 million dollar plus( 100-150 crores in Indian money)🤑🤑🤑 considering their bonuses
@@Jack-tk1isconsultants earning around 1 cr, but partners, md, senior partners make it over million dollar plus in US as well as India. If you start your own business or startup from IIM, even sky is not the limit.
Time taken to reach 1st crore is half then other option available. Definitely a high demandinf and high paying job, one has to decide what he really wants to do
i dont understand pls clear my doubt . vatsal is directly recruited based on his CA certification and in 2023 it is 6 yr completed , why he isnt consultant yet ?
As said at 45:40 , Are the applications still open to apply for CA Students. If yes, it would be really helpful if you could provide a link to the same.
Please make a video like this one on opportunities for MBA finance ( Investment Bankers) after doing CA. I'm a CA student and wanna persue MBA after CA and confused between Finance and Consultancy. I wanna have more insights.
I have worked in consultancy and Investment Banking. Consultancy pays less at the start but work hours are lesser (except E&Y). Investment banking pays more but works hours are much more (especially when deals are more). The best case scenario is usually first start with investment banking and then switch to consultancy because its very difficult to switch from consultancy to investment banking. Choosing between finance and consultancy depends on where your priorities are.
@@sajivdoley6949but in bain my brother is working as consultant where he earns nearly 45 lakhs per annum and a free kidney transplant option each month 😂
Hi Kushal , I have a very important question .Is there any chance that we can get in to management consulting roles in these big firms without CA .Is there any other carrer path to choose to get in to this. Looking forward for your Answer....
Even after CA it is very difficult to get into these but you can also get there by doing MBA from top tier colleges or even Bcom from colleges like SRCC.
@@srishtigupta2767 In consulting, there are no e-sops so likely if someone has a 50 LPA they're getting 3-4 lakh per month in hand, bonus is ig yearly, but the CTC would be much more as they pay for flights and 5 star hotels plus meals, etc.
hai kushal i loved the podcast very much.i have a doubt can a non mba guy can be a management consultant.or can get chance to work with management consultant associate pls let me know
What kind of technical skill and work is involved in management consulting which they spend so much time in a day. Listening to this i assumed a good communication skill is the thing required
the math should make sense, The solution should be practical, the understanding of the business, team formation, understanding the needs of the moment and wagera wagera. just listed in brief, this in dept are major skills they require/ want from you.
I'm currently pursuing CA and want to grow in management consulting in any of these 3 firms. So please can you advise me that I should do my articleship into which profile?
Do stat audit or internal audit in big4s. After articleship, join big 4 for deal advisory or stat audit. And also start preparing for interview. Then send CV to these consulting firms.
Hows the opportunity for Civil Engineers already have freelance experience in the field of Construction, Structural design and Bank Loan Valuations in these companies
What skill should we pursue if we want to get a job in bain or bcg? Right now, I am a CA final student( May 24 attempt ) and completed my articleship from mid-size firm.
No try to first work in big4 or some other 2nd tier consultancy company for 2-3 years and then do a MBA from a tier 1 college, preferably IIM ABC, FMS, ISB, XLRI or IIM L and K
