We are pleased to share that our Partner, CA Ishan Tulsian, was honoured to be invited as a Mentor by the Eastern India Chartered Accountants’ Students’ Association (EICASA) for their prestigious Mentorship Programme 2025, held on Friday, April 5, 2024, at ICAI Bhawan, Kolkata.
This significant event marked the leadership induction ceremony of EICASA@50, bringing together some of the brightest and most promising CA students from across the Eastern Region of ICAI.
🌟 Session Highlights: Guiding Future Chartered Accountants
CA Ishan Tulsian had the opportunity to engage with the newly inducted EICASA@50 student leaders, sharing key guidance on mentorship, leadership ethics, and the evolving role of Chartered Accountants in a dynamic economic environment.
🔍 Key Themes Covered:
1️⃣ The Role of Mentorship – Why mentorship matters in shaping values, discipline, and professional thinking among CA students.
2️⃣ Leadership & Accountability – Instilling ownership, transparency, and communication as core tenets of leadership.
3️⃣ Balancing Articleship and Academics – Strategies to excel both in practice and theory, while maintaining personal growth.
4️⃣ Professional Ethics & Conduct – Importance of integrity, compliance, and long-term thinking in the profession.
5️⃣ Building a Career Vision – How student leaders can craft purposeful career trajectories aligned with their values.
👥 EICASA: A Vibrant Student Ecosystem
CA Ishan Tulsian expressed his pride in being entrusted as Mentor to Team EICASA 2025–26, a dynamic and growing ecosystem of over 1,00,000 CA students across the Eastern Region of India.
He reiterated his commitment to supporting, guiding, and mentoring these aspiring professionals through their transformative CA journey.
“Mentoring future professionals is not just about knowledge—it is about building confidence, character, and clarity.”
🙌 Leadership Acknowledgement
A special mention and heartfelt appreciation to CA Mayur Agrawal, Chairman of EICASA and Vice-Chairman of EIRC, whose visionary efforts have shaped a student-first leadership model. His focus on empowering young leaders is truly commendable.
