What I have to do to become an actury,as I've P.G in Mathematics

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Hi everyone,
I'm Postgraduate in Mathematics with Statistics as an additional subject.Now I'm working as Lecturer of Mathematics in University.Infact,I'm resident of India.Could anyone can suggest me what I've to do to start my carrier as an Actury? Indian Society of Acturial Science provides correspondence study of Actury,how i can start that cource there and what type of efford is required to complete this cource.
Is there any other way to become an Actury by pertaining some cource in some good university in India or Abroad(Canada , America , Austrelia etc.).How can I get admission there and how much fee I've to pay for cource?Can I take any scholarship while doing the cource and what I've to do to get that scholarship? This my quiries,please guide me in proper way.Thanks

[biks_asr]

Hi everyone,
I'm Postgraduate in Mathematics with Statistics as an additional subject.Now I'm working as Lecturer of Mathematics in University.Infact,I'm resident of India.Could anyone can suggest me what I've to do to start my carrier as an Actury? Indian Society of Acturial Science provides correspondence study of Actury,how i can start that cource there and what type of efford is required to complete this cource.
Is there any other way to become an Actury by pertaining some cource in some good university in India or Abroad(Canada , America , Austrelia etc.).How can I get admission there and how much fee I've to pay for cource?Can I take any scholarship while doing the cource and what I've to do to get that scholarship? This my quiries,please guide me in proper way.Thanks

Reply to my quiries on 03/06/06

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If the Indian Actuarial Society offers correspondence courses, contact them as to how to begin those.

If you're interested in one of the American societies, visit [url]www.beanactuary.org[/url] and that will tell you what you need. In the US, qualification is based on exams. All you need to do is register for the exams and find a testing site that is convenient to you. There is also information on [url]www.soa.org[/url], if you search for it, on what kind of exemptions you can get.

If you're interested in the UK society, visit [url]www.actuaries.org.uk[/url] for the Institute of Actuaries information. My understanding is that their structure is based on a combination of university work and examinations (I could be mistaken so look for yourself).