Science Scope

I understand that you are asking about studying law after class 12th Science. If you have decided to do law prior graduating you should take admission in BALLB/BBALLB, it is a five year course and by doing integrated course you will save one precious year. If you want to become professional then BA LLB would be better option and if you want campus placement then choose BBA LLB. It has more scope incorporates. For law after class 12th, you should prepare for entrance exam like CLAT ISAT, ALEAT, BHU, AMU, IPU etc. Try to get colleges through these ranks. If you opt for law after class 12th just remember one thing choose a good college because you will have to spend 5 years in same college if you choose an average college you not get proper training which is most important in law.

Scope in Various Sectors:
Actuaries have key roles in many business as well as social contexts. They are:
Health Insurance
Vehicle Insurance
Life Insurance
Employee Retirement and Benefit Plans
General Insurances
Investment and Financial Services
A few other sectors that require suitable actuaries are listed below. Asset Liability management in many sectors
Pension Funds
Banks
Project Management
Hospitals
Health care sectors
Education sectors
BPO
Investment firms
Risk Management
Rating Agencies
Actuaries can play the following roles. Risk analysts
Administrating officer
BPO administrator
Actuary Director
Finance consultants in various Insurance sectors
General Officer
Financial Service Executive
Appointed Actuary
Actuarial Analyst
Health care directors/managers/analysts
Accounts manager
Pension Providing administrator other than in Insurance companies
Senior Actuarial Analyst
Asset Liability manager
Financial/Insurance Consultants in IT sector
Insurance risk managers
Assistant Administrative Officer
Scope in Government Insurance Companies
The following insurance companies in the public sector also provide placements for actuaries. New India Assurance Company
Life Insurance Corporation of India
Oriental Insurance Company Limited
National Insurance Company Limited
United India Insurance Company
Scope in Private Firms
A few organisations in the private sector that provide career opportunities for actuaries are listed below. Birla Sun Life Insurance Co. Ltd. Non-Governmental IT Organizations
Max New York Life Insurance
Non-governmental education institutes
SBI Life Insurance Co. Ltd. ING Vysya Life Insurance
Allianz Bajaj Life Insurance Co. Metlife India Insurance Co. Ltd. Scope of Actuaries Abroad
There are many foreign countries like U. K, U. S, Sri Lanka, etc. Offer job opportunities for actuaries in various sectors. Some of the European countries provide very high salary package and good positions for experienced actuaries. Fresh candidates also have great scope abroad.

There are many fields in which you can work after B.Sc. Agriculture. First, I will tell you about B.Sc. Agriculture. It is a 4 years long under-graduate Bachelor Degree programme. B.Sc. Agriculture programme consists of topics such as- agriculture Science, use of modern scientific equipment and techniques in agriculture, land surveying, soil science, water resource management, animal and poultry management, basics of biotechnology etc. The main aim of this programme is to use the above mentioned concepts to train students improve agriculture productivity, manage products and pave way for future developments through research activities. Some well known job posts available in front of Graduates are-
Research Officer
Quality Assurance Officer
Agriculture Officer
Agriculture Loan Officer (in Banks)
Production Manager
Operations Manager
Farm Manager.

Hi, Actuarial Science is a very challenging course. I would recommend it, if you are extremely numerate and proficient in mathematics and statistics and you enjoy it a lot. If so, you should definitely give the Actuarial Common Entrance Test (ACET). It is held twice a year, usually in June and December. It will give you a feel for what lies ahead in the future. The test also acts as a filter for the institute. If you find this exam anything but a breeze, you can expect that the papers ahead will be much more difficult, and you should reconsider your prospects. If you find this pretty easy, well, good times could lay ahead. Instead of doing no graduation, I would strongly recommend doing an under-graduate degree in statistics. It will complement the actuarial Science course beautifully and symbiotically. If not statistics, you could do a degree in commerce to give you a general commerce awareness. I am sure this should be trivial to manage, as the commerce degree won't require much of your attention. This will act as a buffer, and enhance job prospects. A graduation and a reasonable number of papers cleared will lead to very good employment prospects.