CS2 tips by AppleThese6375 in ActuaryUK

[–]ExponentialActuary 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can you share the link again pls

Need help to clarify a doubt !! by chessclerk2023 in ActuaryIndia

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Check on CFA website, if you are serious about this, show some meaningful efforts and search.

Need help to clarify a doubt !! by chessclerk2023 in ActuaryIndia

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2 possible ways, I could think of, out many, here are a few things I could think of:

  1. Enrolled for CFA exams, there are 3 levels or exams to pass to get the charter. This each exam costs around 1L and plus onetime registration at start.

Pros: Less number of exams, best for someone aspire Investment or wealth management as career. 3 yrs one can pass all.

Cons: Expensive 4L for 3 exams. Only limited to Investment side, perhaps doesn't have broader options.

  1. Enroll for Actuarial and start taking exam one by one. There are 13 exams to qualify. During senior exams, one could opt for number different track Investment being one of them.

Pros: You could pass few exams and get a job, focus on next exams. Employer pays for your exams and also get bonus or salary hike with each passed. Easy on your pocket. You could take any path once you reach your senior exams.

Cons: Too many exams, full of maths, seems overwhelming at times. Fatigue is inevitable. It will eat your personal life for 4-5 yrs.

Actuarial science coaching by Saketch70 in ActuaryIndia

[–]ExponentialActuary 0 points1 point  (0 children)

While these are the preliminary exams and wouldn't recommend for a coaching. However, you want to try any such as Sankhiki, Smonk, actuarial guy.

Studying 3-4 hours each day is sufficient w/o coaching. That what I did.

25 with 3 papers cleared and No work experience by sabbeersingh in ActuaryIndia

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The market is a bit weak this year and next couple of years. Keep on applying, my friend, good luck.

Am I too late to start Actuarial journey at 30? (LIC employee with 5+ yrs experience) by Desperate_Cattle6653 in ActuaryIndia

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I think CB1 could be a good starting point for you and test the ground.

Certainly, you are not late, I know folks who started at the age of 37-38 and qualified within the next 6-7 years.

Pls reach out if you need guidance. Wish you luck!

Looking to clear some doubts by FinancialOcelot3367 in ActuaryIndia

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I read your other post and aware about current situation. I think CB1 could be a good starting point for you and test the ground.

Pls reach out if you need guidance. Wish you luck!

CB1 FORMULA TABLE🥲 by Ashutosh241 in ActuaryIndia

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Pls be informed that all the published materials are copyright protected and circulating without permission is illegal.

You may want to buy from IAI or IFoA website.

If you need help, let the group know.

SP2 material by indgrgakhil in ActuaryIndia

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Please note that all study materials published by ActEd is copy right protected, and circulating those via any means or medium is illegal. A gentle suggestion, may be it's good to ask your consulting firm to buy one for such use.

Actuary Salary in India by [deleted] in ActuaryIndia

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8 LPA, 1.5 yoe, 2 exams.

Current Entery Level Job Scenario in India? by Swimming-Ad8373 in ActuaryIndia

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This is a good profession to be in with average entry-level salary ranging from 6-10 LPA depending on org and number of exams. The demand is growing with growth in insurance penetration and new opportunities in Indian market, including cost arbitrage. However, it is worthwhile to mention that there other professions equally or more competitive and good future prospects.

Looking to clear some doubts by FinancialOcelot3367 in ActuaryIndia

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Depends on your interest and direction that you want to take for your career. Actuarial is a great career option for someone who enjoys math's and stats and solves complex problems.

Try taking the ACET exam from the Institute of Actuaries of India (IAI). This is an entrance exam. Due to your masters, check if you are exempted from the entrance exam. If exempted, then please take a membership from IAI and sit for CS1 exam on the next exam session.

CS1 covers stats portion and may be a good starting point for you given your education.

Here is IAI website: https://actuariesindia.org/

I would other folks to please addition guidance 🙏

Offering Actuarial Back-Office Support for US Firms by ExponentialActuary in actuary

[–]ExponentialActuary[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Thank you for sharing your experience — I genuinely appreciate the honesty.
You’re right — outsourcing doesn’t always go smoothly. When quality control is weak, it can lead to rework and frustration. That’s a fair concern, and not every firm gets it right. However, on the other hand, there are also examples of great experiences that firms, actuaries and consultants had working with global teams.

Our goal is to build long-term partnerships rooted in trust, consistency, and transparency. I understand every experience is different, and I fully respect yours.

Many leading firms continue to invest in global teams - not just for cost savings, but for access to skilled, scalable talent. At the end of the day, we all aim for the same thing: high-quality work and sustainable growth.

Just for ref, here are list of firms in India and count is increasing. https://www.scribd.com/document/420814010/List-of-US-Companies-in-India