please pls pls don't be stupid and join audit as a fch. i would assume you worked hard for a fch in uni.

the nature of auditing is really rote, unstimulating and process driven and you'll be ground down to the same level as those malaysian private degree holders by virtue of the fact that u're doing the same routine tasks as them.

after 1 or 2 years in audit, your competitive advantage in the job market as an fch would have been eroded to virtually nothing. simply because you were doing these low level tasks for the starting few years of your career while your peers (even those second upper/lower) were doing far higher order tasks. all your hard work in uni would've been wasted.

if you are naturally intelligent n got your fch without much effort, then it's an even more egregious waste of your innate ability when you could be doing something more stimulating (and presumably be much better compensated for it).