LIC AAO (Life Insurance Corporation of India - Assistant Administrative Officer) Exam 2025 - Notification, Eligibility, Important Dates, Syllabus and more

LIC AAO is a competitive exam conducted by the Life Insurance Corporation to recruit post wise under various departments of AAO- Chartered Accountant, Actuarial, Legal, Rajbhasha IT. This exam is conducted once in every year. The vacancies have reservation according to the category of the candidate. The salary for LIC AAO is approximately Rs.53,600 - 1,02,090 per month. Total number of vacancies available are 300. The LIC AAO exam consists of 3 tiers:

Notification for the examination will be out soon on the official website.

To be eligible for the examination, candidates must be between 21-30 years and must have completed graduation. The exact age and educational qualification are different according to the category of the candidate.

The application for general category is Rs. 700. For SC/ST/PWBD it is Rs. 85.

The examination will be conducted in 3 stages - Prelims, mains and interview.

Reasoning: puzzles, seating arrangements, direction sense, blood relations, syllogism, order and ranking, coding-decoding, machine input-output, inequalities, alpha-numeric symbol series, data sufficiency, and logical reasoning.

Quantitative Aptitude: data interpretation, inequalities (quadratic equations), number series, approximation and simplification, data sufficiency, HCF and LCM, profit and loss, simple and compound interest, problems on ages, work and time, speed distance and time, probability, mensuration, permutation and combination, average, ratio and proportion, partnership, problems on boats and streams, mixture and alligation, and pipes and cisterns.

English Language: reading comprehension, fillers, cloze test, sentence errors, sentence improvement, vocabulary-based questions, jumbled paragraphs, word usage, phrase connectors, paragraph connectors, paragraph restatement, paragraph inference, and paragraph fillers.

General Awareness: history of India, Indian economics, geography, Indian constitution, important days, books and authors, countries, capitals, and currencies, awards, honors, and recognition, science and technology, inventions and discoveries, financial institutions (both national and international), national and international organizations, current affairs (both national and international), Indian politics, finance, budget, and five-year plans.

Exam Pattern

You can refer to the previous year's questions for better practice. Practising the Previous Year Question Papers gives you an idea about the difficulty level of the questions.

Here are some books which you can refer-

Quantum CAT by Sarvesh Verma

Magical Book on Quicker Mathematics by M. Tyra

Quantitative Aptitude by R. S. Aggarwal

Result will be declared soon after successful conduction of the examinations. Candidates who will qualify all the examinations will have to undergo a medical health test. The Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) will release the result on its official website in the form of a merit list.