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There are a few institutes in India providing Bachelors/Masters degree in Actuaries Science. But is is useless doing these degrees. Because to get an actuarial job you have to ultimately give the professional exams from either Institute of Actuaries of India or Institute and Faculty of Actuaries, UK. But if you do a Bachelors/Masters course from UK universities like - University of Kent or City University or London School of Economics, you can get exemptions from many of the professional exams. Also you can apply for scholarships to these universities. Half of the course fee can be funded by these scholarships. The money invested in these courses are really worth it. Not like the Indian institutes (Amity college -delhi/ Bishop hebbar-tamil nadu & DS Institute-Juhu). You may just end up with a Bachelors degree from the Indian institute and no exemptions and there are hundreds of such graduates. Another way is to do give CFA exams (you can get exemptions through this method also). So you kill 2 birds with one stone. Double qualifications CFA & Actuarial qualification |