Hello Aspirant,

• Integrated M.Sc is a five-year individually funded program furnished in 11 specialisations at Gujarat University.
• Aspirants are selected based on their merit in the previous qualifying exam.
• The college administers online and offline spot admissions.

1. Fee: INR 3.76 Lacs
2. Seat Intake: 60
3. Eligibility: Class 12 Science

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https://university.careers360.com/articles/gujarat-university-admission/amp

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Actuarial science is not popular like other courses in india Though is not well known by many people but it contribute in nations development.it forecast future risk by using probability analysis and statistics in simple words doing calculations of what happens in past using statistics they provide report of future investment risk that are uncertain.if you can play with numbers then this course is for you.it involves mathematics and statistics to deal with the risk involve in future.

There are various oppurtunities outside india for actuarial science but in india many people not aware about actuarial science so there is more job and less competition.job offers by companies, banking, financial consulting firms, Actuarial consulting firms, the government sector, pension funds, investment advisories by top companies PwC Actuarial Services India, Max Bupa Insurance, Milliman, IDBI etc.any person can earn between 4 lakh to 20 lakh according to their experience.post secondary teachers earn highest in this field with average salary of 15 lakh and the lowest earner in this field is auditor and accountants who earn average 5 lakh yearly.

A candidate must pass graduation with 50% marks and have mathematics and statistics  compulsory as subjects to be eligible for course.IAI is the only institute which offered actuarial course.

Candidate enroll themselves in IAI which is the apex body of actuarial science and qualifying the Actuarial Common Entrance Test (ACET) is mandatory.this exam is held thrice in a year and you must pass in all 15 subjects to be recognised by IAI and you can become associate if you pass only 10 subjects there is also job offers for those who qualify only three subjects.

All the best!!!

Hello mam,

Actuarial Science, is all about finance field. After completion of the course, you will be able to assess financial risks associated with the insurances and related finance related fields. If you choose to work in USA, there is really a wider scope in the jobs. And choosing the course, will be a really wise thought. There is a real growth of 28% every year, in this sector.

The Christ University, Chandigarh University, Sathyabhama University, Amity University and Madras University, are the top colleges in India offering this course. https://www.careers360.com/courses/actuarial-science-course . For more details, you can check the above link.

Hope this helps you,

Good Luck, Thank you :)

Actuarial Science as a field is all about data, numbers and statistics. Thus, it is very important to have a strong hold on Mathematics and Statistics.

10+2 or Equivalent is required for B.Com (Actuarial Science). Actuarial science is the discipline that applies mathematical and statistical methods to assess risk in the insurance and finance industries.

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Hi,

I hope you are doing well.

Here are some of the top colleges for actuarial science:

Christ University

UNOM - University of Madras

Chandigarh University (CU)

Amity University, Noida

Kerala University

Patna University

Mar Athanasius College

Hi, you need to have any graduate certificate from Mumbai university or any other legit university. You also need to give entrance exam for it. The entrance exams that you can give are CMAT, CAT, MAT, etc. you also need to sit for admission personal assessment like GD, WAT and personal interviews. Hope this helps.

Hello Aspirant

The top colleges offering courses in the field of Actuarial sciences in Kolkata are listed below

• BSE institute limited Kolkata
• S-cube
• Actuators
• Sankhiyiki
• S. Monk

These are some of the top institutes however know that you can do actuary in correspondence along with any graduation level courses. Hope this helps and Good luck