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Calm down mate. You're giving off a very negative vibe, and I know for a fact EY HR browse these forums.

For last years intake, that was the exact figure. They opened up quant for tax this year, so things might change.

They told wrong. Around 20 for assurance and 5 for tax.

Macquarie Capital is their investment banking arm. AM is less competitive.

It's what you make of it. Being buried in a textbook doesn't make you a more appealing candidate during the recruitment process unless you are well rounded and presentable. Obviously the larger the firm the better, but any cadetship can give you that edge when telling your story.

Any cadetship is far better than being a full time student

Incorrect. EY takes less than that, and UBS takes more (equities, operations, AM etc).

Just take acct/fin in uni

Accounting is the language of finance. You can get up to scratch from in house training, but its better to have a more solid foundation. Of course finance as a major is relevant for working in finance. Also I'd say that moving from investment banking to HF auditing is strange.

Be careful mate, he might have grounds to infract you.

Good to know that this issue is so deeply hurtful to you that you have to go through my past posts.

Do whatever pleases you, I won't lose sleep.

Lmao calm down there pals, I'm completely joking

Clearly you've had no background in recruiting. I can also tell you they would much rather hire from UWA and UQ than UTS.

How many people do IBs and MBB hire from Macquarie and UTS? Obviously there are exceptions, but stats don't lie

UTS and MQ are viewed on the same level? The prestige of Usyd and UMelb are unmatched

Yes, but not at UBS.

Yes, your email should tell you your division. There are interviews happening simultaneously.

Two 30 minute interviews, group interview if you make it through to the next round.

Does anyone know when new EY cadets start work? Tax in particular. Thanks