Insurance exam mocks with a plan after every test
LIC AAO and LIC Assistant: full mock tests in the pattern of the latest LIC notice, in English and Hindi.
Each mock follows the latest LIC notice for its exam: the sections, the number of questions and the time for each. The questions are original papers written for this site, not official LIC papers.
Many banking topics come up in the LIC exams too, so the banking mocks are good extra practice. After each test you see the topics that cost you the most marks and practise exactly those.
Insurance exams
LIC AAO mock tests
Online prelims for AAO (Generalist): Reasoning and Quantitative Aptitude, 35 marks each, and a qualifying English test, 20 minutes a section, with no negative marking.
LIC Assistant mock tests
Clerical recruitment for LIC branch offices: a 100-question Preliminary exam with 20 minutes per section, then a 200-mark Main exam.
How it helps you improve
- Take a full test: Timed and marked like the real exam.
- See your analysis: Your score by section and topic, and the topics that cost you the most.
- Practise those topics: Short sets, with an explanation after every question.
- Take the next test: It shows whether your practice worked.
Questions and answers
Are these official LIC papers?
No. The tests are original papers written for this site in the pattern of each exam’s latest official notice. They are practice, not official LIC material.
Do the banking mocks help for LIC?
Reasoning, quantitative aptitude and English appear in both, so the banking mocks are useful extra practice. Insurance awareness is particular to the LIC exams.
What happens after I finish a test?
You see your score by section and by topic, every answer with its explanation, and the topics to practise first. The next test shows whether those topics improved.
Are the tests free?
Yes. The tests and the practice are free. A free account keeps your results, your weak topics and your plan.