How i can an insurance agent ( advisor). what are qualification required for insurance agent ?

FOR insurance agent you can contact to MRS. MANJU KATHURIA cda PH: 9868152949 9868142949 9313684453 OR MAIL to rpkathuria@rediffmail.com.
You can do your work of insurance in any where in india. the essential information for insurance agent are as follows:

Qualifications of the applicant.--- The applicant shall possess the minimum qualification of a pass in 12th Standard or equivalent examination conducted by any recognised Board/Institution, where the applicant resides in a place with a population of five thousand or more as per the last census, and a pass in 10th Standard or equivalent examination from a recognised Board/ Institution if the applicant resides in any other place.

Practical Training . --- (1) The applicant shall have completed from an approved institution, at least, one hundred hoursâ€™ practical training in life or general insurance business, as the case may be, which may be spread over three to four weeks, where such applicant is seeking licence for the first time to act as insurance agent.
Provided that the applicant shall have completed from an approved institution, at least, one hundred fifty hoursâ€™ practical training in life and general insurance business, which may be spread over six to eight weeks, where such applicant is seeking licence for the first time to act as a composite insurance agent.
(2) Where the applicant, referred to under sub-regulation (1), is---
(a) an Associate/Fellow of the Insurance Institute of India, Mumbai;
(b) an Associate/Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, New Delhi;
(c) an Associate/Fellow of the Institute of Costs and Works Accountants of India, Calcutta;
(d) an Associate/Fellow of the Institute of Company Secretaries of India, New Delhi;
(e) an Associate/Fellow of the Actuarial Society of India, Mumbai;
(f) a Master of Business Administration of any Institution / University recognised by any State Government or the Central Government; or
(g) possessing any professional qualification in marketing from any Institution / University recognised by any State Government or the Central Government--
he shall have completed, at least, fifty hoursâ€™ practical training from an approved institution.
Provided that such applicant shall have completed from an approved institution, at least, seventy hoursâ€™ practical training in life and general insurance business, where such applicant is seeking licence for the first time to act as a composite insurance agent.
(3) An applicant, who has been granted a licence after the commencement of these regulations, before seeking renewal of licence to act as an insurance agent, shall have completed, at least twenty-five hoursâ€™ practical training in life or general insurance business, as the case may be, from an approved institution.
Provided that such applicant before seeking renewal of licence to act as a composite insurance agent shall have completed from an approved institution, at least, fifty hoursâ€™ practical training in life and general insurance business.

Examination.â€”The Applicant shall have passed the pre-recruitment examination in life or general insurance business, or both, as the case may be, conducted by the Insurance Institute of India, Mumbai, or any other examination body.
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Fees payable.-- (1) The fees payable to the Authority for issue or renewal of licence to act as insurance agent or a composite insurance agent shall be rupees two hundred and fifty.
(2) The additional fees payable to the Authority, under the circumstances mentioned in sub-section (3) of section 42 of the Act, shall be rupees one hundred.

Code of Conduct.----(1) Every person holding a licence, shall adhere to the code of conduct specified below:-
(i) Every insurance agent shall,---
(a) identify himself and the insurance company of whom he is an insurance agent;
(b) disclose his licence to the prospect on demand;
(c) disseminate the requisite information in respect of insurance products offered for sale by his insurer and take into account the needs of the prospect while recommending a specific insurance plan;
(d) disclose the scales of commission in respect of the insurance product offered for sale, if asked by the prospect;
(e) indicate the premium to be charged by the insurer for the insurance product offered for sale;
(f) explain to the prospect the nature of information required in the proposal form by the insurer, and also the importance of disclosure of material information in the purchase of an insurance contract;
(g) bring to the notice of the insurer any adverse habits or income inconsistency of the prospect, in the form of a report (called â€œInsurance Agentâ€™s Confidential Reportâ€) along with every proposal submitted to the insurer, and any material fact that may adversely affect the underwriting decision of the insurer as regards acceptance of the proposal, by making all reasonable enquiries about the prospect;
(h) inform promptly the prospect about the acceptance or rejection of the proposal by the insurer;
(i) obtain the requisite documents at the time of filing the proposal form with the insurer; and other documents subsequently asked for by the insurer for completion of the proposal;
(j) render necessary assistance to the policyholders or claimants or beneficiaries in complying with the requirements for settlement of claims by the insurer;
(k) advise every individual policyholder to effect nomination or assignment or change of address or exercise of options, as the case may be, and offer necessary assistance in this behalf, wherever necessary;
(ii) No insurance agent shall,----
(a) solicit or procure insurance business without holding a valid licence;
(b) induce the prospect to omit any material information in the proposal form;
(c) induce the prospect to submit wrong information in the proposal form or documents submitted to the insurer for acceptance of the proposal;
(d) behave in a discourteous manner with the prospect;
(e) interfere with any proposal introduced by any other insurance agent;
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(f) offer different rates, advantages, terms and conditions other than those offered by his insurer;
(g) demand or receive a share of proceeds from the beneficiary under an insurance contract;
(h) force a policyholder to terminate the existing policy and to effect a new proposal from him within three years from the date of such termination;
(i) have, in case of a corporate agent, a portfolio of insurance business under which the premium is in excess of fifty percent of total premium procured, in any year, from one person (who is not an individual) or one organisation or one group of organisations;
(j) apply for fresh licence to act as an insurance agent, if his licence was earlier cancelled by the designated person, and a period of five years has not elapsed from the date of such cancellation;
(k) become or remain a director of any insurance company;
(iii) Every insurance agent shall, with a view to conserve the insurance business already procured through him, make every attempt to ensure remittance of the premiums by the policyholders within the stipulated time, by giving notice to the policyholder orally and in writing;