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For the actuarial exams, is there a maximum number of times you can resit and can you be fired for not completing them?

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  • Author: Taseen S.
  • Category: Eligibility advice, Qualifications
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  • Anonymous

    Hi Taseen, there's no maximum number of resits however there is a minimum amount of progress required to maintain full study support. The materails and exam fees will be covered by EY regardless

  • TS
    Taseen S. Candidate

    Thank you!

  • JS
    Jack S. Candidate

    Does the minimum amount of progress equate to taking 7 years to fully qualify? I was told most actuaries take 3-7 years to qualify.

  • Anonymous

    I would recommend asking questions specifically to Actuarial during your induction in terms of total length of time to qualify. They'll be best placed to update you on this!

  • JS
    Jack S. Candidate

    Thank you!

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