LSE: Economics&Management VS A.C.F

[EphemeralRift]

Aoa Fellow members! Hope the post finds you in the best of states.
I've recently completed my first year in Lahore School Of Economics and, Alhamdulillah, have scored a 3.8 Gpa.
Now i'm a bit confused regarding which degree i should choose for my specialization; Bsc (hons) in Economics and Management or Bsc (hons) in Accounting and finance.
I initially had my mind set for economics after which i figured i'd do my mba abroad and apply for a job here. But recently i'm not so sure about that as mba is pretty darn expensive outside of Pak.Worse case scenario, i'd still be able to do it from the best unis here like LUMS, LSE or IBA. The other option i recently sought is acf.
Because through that i have the option of doing C.A instead of an Mba and go towards the accounting field.

If anyone has any knowledge of C.A after ACF and it's job prospects, kindly let me know.
And that if i do end up studying for my MBA from pak, would it just be better to shift my major to ACF.

Any solution regarding the above dilemma from LSE seniors/graduates, or anyone for that matter, would be greatly appreciated.

 

[crazygamer]

yaar if you're interested in that particular stream i.e Eco & Managment you should pursue it as for the MBA from abroad if you're able to score a good CGPA AT THE END OF the i think you should explore about the scholarship scene if you are not country specific as long as you find a good B.School abroad and it offers you some scholarship you're good to go
And regarding CA after ACF its not worth the effort especially if you don't get any exemptions by ICAP its doing almost the same thing all over again and then the article ship so lengthy if you ever had the plan or guts so to pursue CA you should have started right after A levels / FSC/iCOM it is so time intensive