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Charan Gupta Consultants
Evidence of actuarial hiring: Own site names two FIAI actuaries (K.K. Wadhwa, K.K. Dharni); no vacancy page (source). Checked 11 Nov 2026.
About Charan Gupta Consultants
Charan Gupta Consultants Private Limited (CGC) is an employee-benefits actuarial firm based in Noida, with a presence in New Delhi. The practice has operated since 1972 and was incorporated as a company in 2002, which makes it one of the older actuarial practices in India.
Its core work is valuation of gratuity, leave and pension obligations under AS 15 and Ind AS 19 for companies' financial statements. The firm says it has more than 4,000 clients. Its website names two Fellows of the Institute of Actuaries of India on its team.
For a student, CGC offers high-volume employee-benefit work across a very large client base, which builds speed with data, assumptions and reports. It has no vacancy page, so entry is by direct approach.
Also known as: CGC
What the actuarial team does
- Gratuity valuations under AS 15 and Ind AS 19
- Leave encashment and compensated absence valuations
- Pension and other long-term benefit valuations
- Employee data checks and assumption setting
- Valuation reports for auditors and company finance teams
How students get in
Not published. The firm's website has no vacancy page and no dated vacancy has been seen. Graduates in mathematics, statistics or actuarial science with early papers (CS1, CM1) and strong Excel who want employee-benefit valuation experience can approach the firm directly through the contact details on charangupta.com. Internship arrangements and starting pay are not published.
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Questions students ask
What papers does CGC ask for?
Not published. For employee-benefit valuations, CS1, CM1 and good Excel are the usual base.
Where does the team sit?
In Noida, with a New Delhi presence.
Does it take freshers or interns?
Not published. There is no vacancy page; a direct approach through charangupta.com is the only route we can point to.
