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8 years agoGuide-Level 12
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8 years agoGuide-Level 12
You need to take ACET, the entrance exam from IAI. The exam is conducted by IAI twice a year. For more details, go through the IAI website. You'll not find the entrance test tough if you have a great understanding of maths and basic statistics. After clearing the entrance exam, you can continue with the main process of becoming an actuary.
To become a fully qualified actuary in India, you need to pass all the 15 exams that consist of:
CT series-9 exams (all compulsory)
CA series-3 exams (all compulsory)
ST series-2 exams (9 subjects are g
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You can use RS Aggarwal for reasoning and quantitative aptitude.
Solving previous years question papers and mock test papers is a useful strategy to prepare for the PO exam.
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A one-time program enrollment fee is required when you register for your first Level in CFA Program exam. You must also pay the exam registration fee (see below for deadlines).
Program enrollment fee:
US$ 450
For further details, kindly visit the website:
https://www.cfainstitute.org/programs/cfaprogram/register/Pages/fee_schedule.aspx
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