Is actuarial science worth pursuing after completing chartered accountancy?
Is Actuarial Science a course worth pursuing for a Chartered Accountant?
Will it be easy for a 12th pass student to pursue Actuarial Science? How long does it take to become an Actuary? Can I do Actuarial Sciences? What are the minimum exams one should clear to get a job in actuarial science? I am a PCM+CS 12th class student. I am interested in Actuarial Science after my 12th. Is it a good field? How good is UCLA for undergraduate actuarial science? I am a b.com(H) student. Can I go for actuarial science? If yes, what is the status of actuarial science in India and foreign countries? What is it like to work as an actuarial professional? What is the best combination of subjects in the A level for actuarial science? What does an actuarial student do? Are data science and actuarial science the same? Can I get a job as data scientist after getting a MS in actuarial science? Details about UK based actuarial science examinations? Which is the best way to do actuarial science? Are there any courses in Coursera that will help me prepare for the actuarial exams? Can you pass actuarial exam P, using just the ACTEX manual? Could I pursue an actuarial career with a degree in economics or finances? Can anyone give me a brief insight on Uk Actuarial Science and how many papers are there to clear ? Can a science student till 12th class, become a chartered accountant? What is the basic salary of an actuarial? What does a chartered accountant really do? Is Chartered Accountant a degree in India? What degree is given to CAs? What do Chartered Accountants do? Which subjects are important to become a chartered accountant? Does actuary science and economics (Hons) make a good combination after 12th? Which profession is better a chartered accountant or a solicitor? How does one become a certified actuary? Is it valuable to do MBA after completing chartered accountancy? Actuarial science in USA? The entire system of actuarial study is different in UK and USA. While UK has around 15 levels, but in states, in 2 years with 5 exams you can get an MS degree in actuarial science.  What would be more preferable?  And please mention the universities too? I am a commercial student who wishes to study accounting, but now I wish to study law. Is it possible? What is the difference between a certified and a chartered accountant? Is it a good idea enter the Civil Services after becoming a Chartered Accountant?