LIC AAO COMPLETE COURSE FOR ULTIMATE SUCCESS
Assistant Administrative Officer
LIC AAO: Life Insurance Corporation of India Examination
LIC Assistant Administrative Officer (AAO) is one of the best entry-level jobs in the insurance sector and hence, is highly demanding. Lakhs of candidates appear for LIC AAO exam to start their career in the insurance sector.
40 Classes
60 Course Materials
560 Practice Questions
15 Mock Test
Multilingual Instruction
4 Months
IMPORTANT
Exam Dates
LIC AAO
2019
2016
Official Notification
2-Mar-2019
15-Dec-2015
LIC AAO Admit card (Prelims)
22-Apr-2019
20-Feb-2016
Preliminary Exam
May 4 and May 5, 2019
March 5,2016, March 6, 2016,
Mains Exam
28-Jun-2019
March 12, 2016, and March 13, 2016
Interview
August and September 2019
April/ May 2016
LIC AAO
Exam Pattern
Preliminary Exam
Sections
No. of Questions
Marks
Duration
Quantitative Aptitude
35
35
20 minutes
Reasoning Ability
35
35
20 minutes
English Language
30
30
20 minutes
Total
100
100
60 minutes
Mains Exam (CA/Actuarial/Rajbhasha/IT)
Sections
No. of Questions
Marks
Duration
Reasoning Ability
30
90
40 minutes
Insurance and Financial Market Awareness
30
60
20 minutes
General Knowledge, Current Affairs
30
60
20 minutes
Professional knowledge
30
90
40 minutes
Total
120
300
2 hours
English Language (Letter Writing & Essay)
2
25
30 minutes
Mains Exam (Legal)
Sections
No. of Questions
Marks
Duration
Reasoning Ability
30
90
40 minutes
Insurance and Financial Market Awareness
30
60
20 minutes
General Knowledge, Current Affairs
30
60
20 minutes
Professional knowledge
30
90
40 minutes
Total
120
200
2 hours
Legal Drafting
2
25
30 minutes
LIC AAO
Exam Syllabus
LIC AAO syllabus for the recruitment exam is widely spread and the candidates appearing for the exam need to go through the LIC AAO syllabus well before starting to prepare for the exam.
Reasoning: This section is common for all candidates in both prelims and mains exam. It includes logical and analytical reasoning. Candidates can refer to Logical Reasoning for detailed reasoning syllabus.
Quantitative Aptitude: This section includes questions related to mathematics and data interpretation. This is common for the preliminary exam but applicable only for LIC AAO Generalist mains exam.
English Language: This section includes comprehension, grammar-related questions, vocabulary, etc. for the preliminary exam. For the descriptive exam, it includes essay and letter writing.
Professional Knowledge: This section is a part of the mains exam for candidates opting for specializations in IT, CA, Actuarial, and Rajbhasha. This comprises questions related to the professional subject that the candidate has chosen.
General Awareness & Current Affairs: Candidates need to be completely aware of the static general knowledge of the country and the world. Also, all current events and inventions across the world to qualify in this section.
Insurance and Financial Market Awareness: Everything related to the insurance sector: the schemes, policies, organizations, etc. is a part of this section.
LIC AAO
Eligibility Criteria
Educational Qualification
Education Qualification
Candidates should be a graduate (Degree) in any discipline from a University recognized by the Govt. of India or any equivalent qualification recognized as such by the Central Government.
Age Limit
The minimum age to apply for the LIC AAO exam is 20 years. Age-relaxation varies from one category to another. The following table tells the LIC AAO Age Eligibility for different categories and posts:
Minimum Age
Maximum Age
20 years
30 years
Age Limit Relaxation
LIC AAO offers a provision of age relaxation for candidates from all reserved categories. Candidates must keep in mind the LIC AAO Age Limit before filling the application form. Relaxation of the upper age limit for the various categories is shown in the table below.
Category
Upper Limit Relaxation
OBC
3 Years
SC/ST
5 years
PwD (Unreserved)
10 years
Nationality
LIC AAO Eligibility Criteria as per Nationality mandates a candidate to be a resident of the prescribed states only. Candidates belonging to these states will be eligible to apply for LIC AAO. An applicant must fulfill any one of the following conditions:
- A citizen of India
- A citizen of Nepal
- A citizen of Bhutan
- A Tibetan refugee settled in India before 1st January 1962
- Indian by origin, who has migrated Pakistan, Burma, Sri Lanka, East African Countries of Kenya, Uganda, the United Republic of Tanzania (Formerly Tanganyika and Zanzibar), Zambia, Malawi, Zaire, Ethiopia and Vietnam with the intention of staying permanently in India.
