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I would recommend this programme. You should go for the same in regular mode due to the complex course module, need for practical experience, lab work and interaction with faculty members. You will find internship opportunities in the regular mode only.
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Thank you.
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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 Liabili
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