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English for LIC AAO

English is qualifying at both stages. The prelims has 30 objective questions that must reach a sectional minimum but do not count for ranking. The mains ends with a 25-mark typed descriptive test, recently emails, reports, situation analysis or précis, which you only need to clear.

5 guides·Conducted by Life Insurance Corporation of IndiaOfficial website

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  1. 1An English plan for LIC AAOEnglish is qualifying at both LIC AAO stages, an objective section in the prelims and a typed descriptive test in the mains. The goal is a safe pass for the least time. What each test asks, the pass marks, a 20-minute section plan, a daily routine, a descriptive plan and a quick diagnostic. 6 min read
  2. 2Reading comprehension for LIC AAORC questions are often the most direct marks in the English section, if you read for the right things. A method, the six question types, two original passages with explained answers, the traps setters use, and a four-week routine. 7 min read
  3. 3Cloze test for LIC AAOA cloze test is a paragraph with blanks, and most of them can be settled by grammar before meaning even comes in. A five-step method, the clue types that decide each blank, a worked passage with every option explained, and a practice passage with answers. 7 min read
  4. 4Error spotting for LIC AAOThe same dozen grammar rules produce most errors in bank and insurance papers. A checking order, the rules with wrong and right versions, six worked questions explained part by part, and nine practice questions with answers. 7 min read
  5. 5Fillers for LIC AAOFillers are the fastest marks in the English section if you check in the right order: grammar, then fixed word pairs, then the clue words that set the meaning. Six worked examples with every option explained, a double-filler method and eight practice questions. 6 min read

New English guides are added regularly. Back to all LIC AAO guides