Actuarial Science

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You must clear the Actuarial Common Entrance Test ACET to become a member of IAI (Institute of Actuaries of India). The IAI conducts the ACET exam bi-yearly, once in June and once in December. The next ACET will be held on 2nd and 3rd December 2015. The registrations for the examination will begin from 14th August 2015. (For further details kindly visit www.actuariesindia.org). .

There is a good scope in actuarial Science, Actuarial Science is the discipline that applies mathematical and statistical methods to assess risk in insurance, finance and other industries and professions.

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You can refer: https://www.actuariesindia.org/downloads/Curriculum2019-CommunicationAnnouncement.pdf.

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Hello Raka,
No she is not eligible for M.Sc statistics in Panjab University.
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Hi Praveen,
Please refer https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/m-sc-in-actuarial-science-university-of-kerala-thiruvananthapuram-271451.

For admission in M.Sc actuarial science, you need to have B.Sc( Mathematics, Statistics).

No. This is a regular course and is not available through distance mode.

Hi,
You should go with that course in which you have more interest. Actuarial Science is based on calculating probabilities of death, the longevity of pensioner, the chance of stock price going up or down, the probability of claim of motor insurance, etc. Everything we do in actuaries is based on probability theories.
Bachelor in Statistics will provide you a very good understanding of probability. Other courses like Economics, Maths, Accounts won't do much harm either, but you will get a lot of understanding of what you study later in Actuarial from Statistics course.