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Nobody here can answer such a question. Here is what we don’t know:Are you a CA resident, a US out of state or International applicant?What are your SAT/ACT scores?What are your essays?Where you simply “busy” in sports (a participant) and extracurriculars or your work had a measurable impacts?What is the reputation of your high school?Were you in the top 5% of your school?Every year it gets harder and harder to get to the UCs, even for CA kids.

Scopes of CA in NepalMany banking sectors are emerging as mushrooms in Nepal and demand of CA is like never before. In many banks CAs are CEOs.In Insurance companies as well CA are holding high and respected positions.There are many INGOs and NGOs in Nepal thus they are in need of tax and finance Guidance. In such case CAs are hired and offered decent amount.CAs are being popular in the field of BPR (Business Process Re-engineering).Nepal is thriving in economic growth and CAs are participating as finance guidance. They are playing as a key role to develop economic condition.There is huge scarcity of CAs in main stream politics of Nepal.In education sector CA can contribute their experiences and knowledge as a teacher.Starting own CA firm is also a good scope of it.And talking about the earnings made by CA is around 50 thousand to 1 lakh per month in average but it is not applicable to all CAs.

This is an interesting question and I am glad somebody has come up to ask this.Now if you see, the number of applicants in each campus placement centre, easily Mumbai tops the list. So obviously , when you compare it with the rest of the cities it seems like Mumbai is the most difficult to crack as you have a largest pool of applicants. But you also have to understand that the number of recruiters is also highest at these centres with maximum companies turning out and are also coming with an approach to hire maximum. I understand that you are strategizing to get chosen by participating in a campus placement centre which usually has a lower turnout , thus higher chances of selection ; but try and understand at the smaller centres the number of companies also shall be lesser and so will the positions that the recruiters would be looking to fill lesser. I hope my analogy is making sense to you here. Also the average salaries offered at smaller centres is usually lower than the bigger centres.And seriously what are afraid of boss, you have cracked one of the most difficult exams on this planet. And you have options to fill in the form in one small centre and one metro centre, right? So pick out the centre most convenient to you and choose the second most as metro centre closest to you. Even if you don't get selected at the campus placements, don't worry buddy, you're takeaway would be the interview experience which you shall not gain otherwise that too from such large companies. So take it in your stride, don't be shy and definitely not scared just be true to yourself and to the recruiter and you may never know you may actually get selected.P.s : I participated in Pune campus in 2012 Jan, merely for participation and interview experience purpose as I was keen on getting a spot in Mumbai campus and Cognizant happened to pick me out of the two and half odd thousand people at the Pune centre. And no I am not some super intelligent sleuth I took attempts for my CA final but I still managed to crack it.So relax , enjoy the process, make some good friends at the campus, as these are the guys who would be in some or the other company where you can be referred a couple of years down the line.Hope this helps,Best of luck for the placement.