LIC AAO Prelims Result 2025 (841 Posts)
The Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) has officially declared the **Preliminary Exam Result** for the Assistant Administrative Officer (AAO) Recruitment 2025. Candidates who successfully cleared Phase I are now eligible to appear for the Phase II (**Mains**) Examination.
Important Dates & Status
| Event | Date / Status |
|---|---|
| Pre Exam Date | September 2025 |
| Pre Exam Result Declared | 30 October 2025 (Available) |
| Mains Exam Date | 20 November 2025 (Expected) |
| Mains Admit Card | 10 November 2025 (Expected) |
| Total Posts | 841 Posts (Generalist, IT, CA, Actuarial, Rajbhasha) |
Result & Next Stage Overview
The Prelims Result PDF contains the roll numbers of the candidates shortlisted for the Mains Examination. The Prelims paper (Phase I) was qualifying in nature, and its scores will not be counted in the final merit list. The selection will be based on the aggregate marks obtained in the **Mains Examination (Phase II)** and the **Interview (Phase III)**.
Candidates must download their individual Score Card from the portal, which details the marks obtained in each section and the applied sectional/overall cutoff marks.
- Examination Name: LIC Assistant Administrative Officer (AAO) Prelims 2025.
- Conducting Body: Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC).
- Result Status: Prelims Result Declared.
- Next Stage: Mains Examination (Phase II) and Interview (Phase III).
How to Check Result & Score Card
- Visit Official LIC Website: Go to the official website of LIC **(licindia.in)** or the LIC Careers portal.
- Find Result Link: Navigate to the **"Careers"** section and click on the link titled **"Result of AAO (Generalist/Specialist) Preliminary Examination 2025"**.
- Log in: Enter your **Registration Number/Roll Number** and **Password/Date of Birth** to log in to the result portal.
- Check Status: Your qualifying status for the Mains and the detailed Score Card will be displayed on the screen.
- Download and Print: Download and print both the result notification and your Score Card for future reference.
Mains Examination (Phase II) Pattern & Syllabus
The Mains Exam is crucial as its marks are counted towards the final merit. It is an objective test followed by a descriptive test (for Generalist posts).
Phase II Exam Pattern (Generalist Post)
The total marks for the objective section are 300, and the descriptive test carries 25 marks. Negative marking applies to the objective test.
| Subject | No. of Questions | Max. Marks | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Data Analysis & Interpretation | 30 | 90 | 40 Min |
| General Knowledge & Current Affairs | 30 | 60 | 20 Min |
| Reasoning Ability | 30 | 90 | 40 Min |
| Insurance & Financial Market Awareness | 30 | 60 | 20 Min |
| Descriptive Test (Letter Writing & Essay) | 2 | 25 | 30 Min |
| Total Objective | 120 | 300 | 120 Min |
Note: Descriptive tests are mandatory but qualifying in nature. Sectional and overall cutoffs are applied in the objective test.
Mains Syllabus Highlights
- Data Analysis & Interpretation: Focus on Data Sufficiency, Caselets, Charts (Bar, Pie, Line), and advanced level Arithmetic (Time, Speed, Distance, Probability).
- Insurance & Financial Market: Principles of Insurance, history of LIC/IRDA, government schemes (PMJJBY, PMSBY), banking and financial market terminology, and recent economic developments.
- General Knowledge: Major national and international news, awards, sports, books and authors, and major policy decisions taken in the last six months.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the LIC AAO Mains Exam scheduled?
The Mains Examination (Phase II) is tentatively scheduled for **20 November 2025**. Qualified candidates should download their Admit Card from the official portal expected around 10 November 2025.
Are the Prelims marks included in the final merit calculation?
No, the marks obtained in the Preliminary Examination are only used for qualifying for the Mains Exam. The final merit is calculated based on the marks secured in the **Mains Examination (Phase II)** and the **Interview (Phase III)**.
Is there negative marking in the Mains Examination?
Yes, negative marking is applicable in the objective section of the Mains Examination. One-fourth (1/4th) of the marks assigned to a question are typically deducted for every wrong answer.
What is the minimum passing score for the Descriptive Test in Mains?
The Descriptive Test is qualifying in nature. Candidates usually need to score a minimum of 10/25 for General Category candidates and 9/25 for reserved categories to be eligible for the next stage, although this is subject to the official notification.
How many candidates are typically shortlisted for the Mains Exam?
LIC typically shortlists candidates for the Mains Examination at a ratio of approximately 20 times the number of vacancies in each category for the respective post (e.g., 20 candidates for every 1 post).
When is the Final Interview (Phase III) usually conducted?
The interview is usually conducted a few weeks after the Mains result declaration. The interview call letters are released to candidates who successfully qualify the Mains cutoff.
Important Links
| Check Prelims Result Status / Score Card | Click Here |
| Download Mains Exam Admit Card (Call Letter) | Click Here |
| Official LIC Careers Website | Click Here |
