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    Hello
    Basically i am in big confused about the procedure of cs2b examination
    Q- where we have to submit?
    Q-we have to write our answer in word or wps writer?
    Q- how should i prepare for this
    Q- is there any internet use?
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    Hello,

    I will be done with my graduation by April 2018 in BSc Applied Statistics and Analytics from NMIMS University, Mumbai, India.
    I will be done with 6 papers by then. So what companies should I approach to? A few names would be really helpful.
    Also, when should I ideally start approaching companies if i want to start working by May 2018? And what package should I expect while joining?

    Thank you in advance.
    Hemant Rupani
    Hemant Rupani
    Look out for list of insurers from IRDAI website, and apply to all, ideally after you'll complete your final exams awaiting results. And try to consulting/KPO also. eg WNS, WTW, Mercer

    Package: around 4-5 lpa
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    Pl help no reply from forum

    how Pij(t+h) = ∑ pik (t) pkj (h) = pij(t) + h ∑ pik (t) µkj + o (h)
    as per my understanding:
    Pij(t+h) = ∑ pik (t) pkj (h) --(1)
    From ch 5 equation 5.7 which is as follows :
    pij(h) = {h µij + o (h) if i not equal to j and is 1+ h µij + o (h) if i = j
    now we can substitute it in equation 1
    Pij(t+h) = ∑ pik (t) pkj (h)
    = ∑ pik (t) µkj + o (h)
    pl. Provide steps after this
    Hemant Rupani
    Hemant Rupani
    Please excuse o(h) terms for this comment only, but mention in exam.

    Pij(t+h)
    =sum{Pik(t)Pkj(h)} ... Note: in sum all possible k.
    =Pij(t)Pjj(h)+sum{Pik(t)Pkj(h)} ... Note: in sum k !=j. [A]

    Now you know Pjj(h)=1+h*mu(jj) and Pkj(h)=h*mu(kj)

    Now put in above in [A].
    You'll get =Pij(t)*(1+h*mu(jj))+sum{Pik(t)*h*mu(kj)} ... Note: k != j

    Then
    =Pij(t)+sum{Pik(t)*h*mu(kj)} ... Note: for all possible k.
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