Here's for KPMG

Basics for fresh grad:
1. completed diploma or below: 2.3
2. completed degree: 2.7
3. completed prof paper: 2.85

Add 150 fixed allowance for all above to get ur gross salary.

A reminder to you: you enter audit line for knowledge, not for money.

deloitte is shortage of staff now, if you can't get in, only 2 reasons:

1. there are better candidates during interview (when you are invited into an interview, result is not important anymore)
2. you did not provide answer that the interviewer wants (are you a social person? are you a good performer, a good leader? is your double entry strong?)

EY prefer those had clear mindset on which industry they wanted to enter, and results is important to them. You need to be academically sound in order to enter.

I've a 3rd class degree, even worse than you, but I've been in Big 4 for years. I first start off in medium sized firm, then only starts my acca then moved to Big 4, then during Big 4 only complete my acca.

can claim both, im the best example. You need to get supervisor sign for you in firm A and firm B respectively for experience.

for Performance objective, any supervisor can sign for you. in my case, i get firm A to sign 4, firm B to sign 10, total 14 signed.

KPMG usually very fast, within a week you should get response. Did PPC tell you when should you get a response?

Pls follow up consistently. Which department is your manager from? Btw, all the best!

Which department? K,P,M,G which one?

Better to call up.

lol not even getting a name card from them..can't check for you then.

Not from Deloitte. Well, audit circle very small only.

1 year in mid firm before moving to Big 4. From your reply, I ady know you are not a very detailed person, where auditor actually need to be very detailed. Coz I already mentioned that i only finished my study while working in Big 4 lollll

Err...result good doesn't mean those will be equally good at work, I've been seeing ACCA top scorer/prize winner failed the probation, job assessment from us (seniors) to them was "low performer/under performing" at work.

I was from big 4 audit, and I was also a 3rd class degree student. When your result doesn't look good, don't feel sad, it's not the end of the world. I did part time ACCA after that and passed all the papers (of course have failures).

Secondly, MONEY. Frankly speaking, is money really your top concerning factor? Please la...think again why do you step into audit when you already know the toughness and tiredness? It's all about gaining knowledge, you will be amazed of your career progression when you compare yourself to non-auditor classmates. I can guarantee you outshine among them, in terms of knowledge and technical skills/Microsoft Excel skills. Now I happily moved out from audit and worked in commercial.

Remember, very important that you performed good during the interview. Happy peak period!