LIC AAO Memory Based Question Paper

LIC AAO 2023 Prelims Exam is being conducted on the 17th and 20th of February 2023. To provide the candidates with an extra edge, we have created LIC AAO Memory Based Paper 2023 Live Test. The LIC AAO Memory-based Live test is based on the LIC AAO Prelims Exam conducted on 17th February 2023. The LIC AAO Memory Based Test is prepared from the feedback received from students who have appeared in the LIC AAO exam. Memory-based questions provide a better understanding of the question pattern of the examination.

LIC AAO Memory Based Paper 2023- 17th February 2023

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LIC AAO Prelims Memory Based Paper 2023 Test- Benefits

• Candidates preparing for the LIC AAO exam must go through the LIC AAO Previous Year Paper. When the candidates solve LIC AAO's previous year's papers, their accuracy, time management, and approach to multiple types of work will be optimized.
• Candidates will be able to grasp the LIC AAO Syllabus and exam pattern by practising on LIC AAO Previous Year Papers. It is extremely beneficial to understand sectional weighting, marking schemes, question patterns, repeated questions, and unique questions, among other things.
• It enables candidates to increase their accuracy and speed. You'll get a better understanding of how they work as you solve more LIC AAO question papers. As a result, you'll have a better understanding of the questions and be able to respond to them faster and more accurately. By looking over LIC AAO's previous year's papers, candidates can assess their own level of preparation.

LIC AAO 2023 Exam Pattern

The LIC AAO 2023 Exam will be conducted in 3 stages:

• Preliminary Examination
• Main Examination
• Interview

LIC AAO 2023 Prelims Exam

Note- English section paper will be just for qualifying nature the marks obtained would not be considered for ranking or final selection.

LIC AAO 2023 Mains Exam

*1/4 Negative Marking

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LIC AAO Interview

Total Marks - 60

Marks obtained in the Main Examination only will be considered for shortlisting for interview and marks obtained in Main Examination + marks obtained in the Interview will be considered for the final merit listing of candidates.

(Note - This exam pattern is based on previous notification)