Does Fellow, Associate or Liacentiate is better than plain graduate?

Does certifications from Insurance Institute of India's - Fellow, Associate or Licentiate is better than plain graduate, when it comes to insurance jobs?

Qualified person is always better than plain graduate. Knowing basic insurance would give you knowledge and confidance in the job interview.

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Originally Posted by PolicyWala

Qualified person is always better than plain graduate. Knowing basic insurance would give you knowledge and confidance in the job interview.

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My query was - Is the above qualifications are well accepted in the insurance sector? Or they are just accepted by PSU Insurance companies?

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Originally Posted by BigBrother

My query was - Is the above qualifications are well accepted in the insurance sector? Or they are just accepted by PSU Insurance companies?

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Insurance Institute of India is an autonomous body and not related with PSU insurers. The III qualifications are well accepted by private and PSU both insurers. Even CII, London and AICPCU, USA; also accepts III qualifications for Fellow and Associate CII qualifications.

Thanks again PolicyWala!

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Originally Posted by BigBrother

Does certifications from Insurance Institute of India's - Fellow, Associate or Licentiate is better than plain graduate, when it comes to insurance jobs?

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III Qualifications are recognised by Indian insurers (Pvt and PSU Both). Even AICPCU (USA) and CII (UK) also give exemptions in their exams for III Fellow and Associates. These are the sasta sunder and tikau (SST) qualifications in insurance, so people think, they are not worth.