LIC AE & AAO Recruitment 2025: The LIC AAO and AE Recruitment 2025 announcement has been made public by the Life Insurance Corporation of India. The direct application link for Assistant Administrative Officer and Assistant Engineer positions may be found on LIC India’s official website, licindia.in. 841 positions throughout the company will be filled by this hiring campaign.
August 16 marks the start of the registration period, which ends on September 8, 2025. Details on eligibility, the selection procedure, and other information are provided below.
Vacant Posts Available:
1. Assistant Engineers: 81
2. Assistant Administrative Officer (AAO-Generalist): 350
3. Assistant Administrative Officer (AAO Specialist): 410
Eligibility:
For the AAO Generalist position, candidates must have a bachelor’s Degree in any discipline from a recognized Indian university/institution. For the AAO Specialist position, candidates must have either a bachelor’s degree or a B.Tech qualification for this role. In this position also there are also many sub-divisions which needs to be different qualifications.
Application Fees:
The application fees for this job position is 85/- + Transaction Charges + GST for SC/ST?PwBD candidates.
For all other candidates, the application and the intimation fees are 700/- + Transaction charges + GST.
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Selection Process:
A preliminary exam, a mains exam, an interview, and a pre-recruitment medical examination are the three stages of the selection procedure for assistant administrative officers. When creating the final merit list for selection, the scores earned in the preliminary exam (phase I) will not be included.
Only scores from the Main Exam will be taken into account for creating an interview shortlist. The final merit listing of candidates will take into account both the main exam and interview scores. Candidates can visit LIC India’s official website for additional relevant information.
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AAO Generalist Detailed Information
AAO Specialist & AE Detailed Information
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