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Best way to proceed for SP9

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vikky

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Hello,
Have received my study material and was looking for some advice on how to start my studies for SP9.
Been a while since I have given any exam and would be grateful for all inputs.
 
very interested in listening to advice with regards to this matter.
@vikky you think is it passable with less that 3 months ?
 
vikky said:
There is no harm in trying dimitris :)
Am pensive about how to start as its been ages since I have written an exam.
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Well you could try sitting the exam (it's probably too late to really go for Series X marking for instance), hopefully you pass, but failing which you could then go for Series X marking. Mock Exam etc. and get the new version of assignments at no additional charge (this assumes you bought the CMP).

I actually tried sitting the IFoA's CT5 exam last September having taken 5 weeks of NTU's Life Contingencies module (and self-read much of the rest) which had a timeline designed for their November paper... there's an approx 30-35 mark difference between those two sittings. So even if you don't make it in September 2019 it's still definitely achievable!
 
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