03-09-2004, 09:54 AM
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lisetn..can ne of u plz tell me the website of institute of actuaries?secondly i wanted to know that if i wanna go to uk...n i wanna get admission in ioa, then whats the procedure. ..and wats their criteria for the admission? there was this guy..he was in ioa..i think..dun remember his name..if u could help me out here..id be grateful..please reply soon
Idealist
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Answers to your questions one by one,
1. Website of Institute of Actuaries, www.actuaries.org.uk
2. "secondly i wanted to know that if i wanna go to uk...n i wanna get admission in ioa, then whats the procedure" - It depends on your academic background plus credentials. I would elaborate on this once also you tell us your academic / industrial background.
3. "also ne idea that if i study actuarial sciences from ioa, then how long will it take to bcum an actuary" - The institute's average is just over 6 years. However, theoratically you could qualify for IOA in 3 years to infinity many years.
4. "and wats their criteria for the admission" - The minimum entrance requirements are Maths A Level at Grade B, along with a second A Level in any subject with Grade C, and an English GCSC with Grade C, together with 2 other GCSEs in any subject at Grade C.
The vast majority of entrants to actuarial profession (95%)possess a degree.
5. "there was this guy..he was in ioa..i think..dun remember his name..if u could help me out here..id be grateful.." - not sure who were you referring there. I, myself is studying Actuarial Science at the London School of Economics, London, UK, so if you need any further assistance regarding your career endeavours, please don't hesitate to contact.
Ahsan
Edited by - derivativetrader on Mar 09 2004 045640 AM
lisetn..can ne of u plz tell me the website of institute of actuaries?secondly i wanted to know that if i wanna go to uk...n i wanna get admission in ioa, then whats the procedure. ..and wats their criteria for the admission? there was this guy..he was in ioa..i think..dun remember his name..if u could help me out here..id be grateful..please reply soon
Idealist
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Answers to your questions one by one,
1. Website of Institute of Actuaries, www.actuaries.org.uk
2. "secondly i wanted to know that if i wanna go to uk...n i wanna get admission in ioa, then whats the procedure" - It depends on your academic background plus credentials. I would elaborate on this once also you tell us your academic / industrial background.
3. "also ne idea that if i study actuarial sciences from ioa, then how long will it take to bcum an actuary" - The institute's average is just over 6 years. However, theoratically you could qualify for IOA in 3 years to infinity many years.
4. "and wats their criteria for the admission" - The minimum entrance requirements are Maths A Level at Grade B, along with a second A Level in any subject with Grade C, and an English GCSC with Grade C, together with 2 other GCSEs in any subject at Grade C.
The vast majority of entrants to actuarial profession (95%)possess a degree.
5. "there was this guy..he was in ioa..i think..dun remember his name..if u could help me out here..id be grateful.." - not sure who were you referring there. I, myself is studying Actuarial Science at the London School of Economics, London, UK, so if you need any further assistance regarding your career endeavours, please don't hesitate to contact.
Ahsan
Edited by - derivativetrader on Mar 09 2004 045640 AM
