Actuary

See, it depends on your interest. B.Sc in statistics (Hons) is something that if added with programming skills can land you in a completely desirous job in the present corporate & government arena. There are good opportunities in data mining and related jobs required by MNCs and research labs. While there are many more uncountable jobs for pure statistics students. So, if you go for any of these, you first need to check yourself what made you take statistics then go for that arena. Just google for career opportunities in the area you desire. Very less of the people can give the best recommendation as statistics is a very diverse & multidisciplinary field and your question doesn't contain much of your interest for statistics details to guide you better.

Hello Shivam,
An actuary in India typically works in the following fields:-
Life Insurance
Consultants
Investments
Government
General Insurance
Health Insurance
Reinsurance Companies
Pension Funds
Academics
Risk Management
Duties of Actuaries:-
Actuaries typically do the following:-
- Compile statistical data and other information for further analysis.
- Estimate the probability and likely economic cost of an event such as death, sickness, an accident, or a natural disaster.
- Design, test, and administer insurance policies, investments, pension plans, and other business strategies to minimize risk and maximize profitability.
- Produce charts, tables, and reports that explain calculations and proposals.
- Explain their findings and proposals to company executives, government officials, shareholders, and clients.

Dear,
A degree in Actuarial Science is globally recognized and provides a zero unemployment profession. The cost of studying is also low. Truly this makes
Actuarial Science a smart career.
After clearing 1 to 2 papers, the candidates are normally absorbed as actuarial
analysts (with a handsome stipend) in the insurance companies KPOs etc.
Actuaries deal primarily in the financial sector. Actuaries and actuarial trainees
are employed by the following national and international organizations:
Insurance companies [be it private or public- life or general or Reinsurance]Firms of Consulting ActuariesAuthorities like IRDA, PFRDA & TAC.Asset Liability Management CompaniesLarge banks and Investment Firms like World Bank, ADB, etcEmployee Benefit Companies- likely to be opened in India soon.Large Capital & Turnkey Project Handling Companies.KPOs, etc
All the best.