| Exam is divided
into four parts: Students must take
15 subjects in preparing for actuarial exams.Subjects
are grouped in CT,CA,ST,and SA series
There are 9 Subjects in CT
series,3 subjects in CA series,6 subjects in
ST series out of which the student will chose
2 subjects and 6 subjects in SA series out of
which the student will chose 1 subject.
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CT series - 9 papers
(CT1-Financial mathematics,CT2-Finance and
financial Reporting,CT3-Probability and
Mathematical Statistics,CT4-Models,CT5-General
Insurance,Life and Health Contingencies,CT6-Statistical
Methods,CT7-Economics,CT8-Financial Economics,CT9-Business
Awareness Module)
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CA series - 3 papers
(CA1-Core Applications concepts consisting
of assets and liabilities,CA2-Modelling,CA3-Communications)
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ST series - 2 papers
out of 6 papers (ST1-Health & care Insurnce,ST2-Life
Insurance,ST3-General Insurance,ST4-Pension
& other employee benefit,ST5-Finance
& Investment A,ST6-Finance and Investment
B)
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SA series - 1 paper
out of 6 papers (SA1-Health & Care,SA2-LIfe
Insurance,SA3-General Insurance,SA4-Pension
& other Employee Benefit,SA5-Finance,SA6-Investment)
On passing all the CT series subjects, a student
member is eligible to get the certificate in
actuarial techniques (CAT).
On passing all the subjects
up to and including ST series, a student is
eligible to be admitted as an associate member
of the society and use AASI against his/her
name.
After passing the chosen subject from the SA
series, associate will be awarded fellowship
and can use FASI against his/her name. |
