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zangelavangya
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hey is dare anyone out there whu can telme which are the fields in this profession NOT related to interst in ct series. which completly does NOT depend on interest..plees its important
Hi nleon & mattt78, I am starting to prepare for CT1 exam that I will be sitting on 27th Sept.
That is interesting mattt78...I am currently studying for the CT exams independently alongside full-time non-actuarial work and would like your opinion as to what order you would recommend the exams should be taken (my background includes a maths degree).
Currently studying CT1 and CT3. Would you advise to take an ST subject or to continue with the CT exams? Also what order would you suggest for the CT series of exams?
Many thanks.
You are joking?! The Profession recommends 125-150 hours study - so you're going to have to do an average of at least 3½ hours a day!
Most actuaries I know are just about to head onto the revision stage after having completed the notes....
Hi Bobbathejobba, I know I have left it late as I done my research late on the exam dates. But I have taken whole month of work so I will be able to spend more the 3.5 hours a day on studying for the material. I am planning to dedicate all my month to CT1 notes and have no social life :s
In your opinion what would be the best way of to start revising as some say goes throughr pass parers and there answers and some say go through all notes first ... Would appreciate everyones opinion?
Thanks