LIC AAO case studies
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LIC AAO refers to the Assistant Administrative Officer role at Life Insurance Corporation of India, advertised on LIC's own careers page. The careers listing currently visible there is titled "Recruitment of AAO Generalists Specialists Assistant Engineers 2025", which tells you the recruitment covers both generalist and specialist streams alongside Assistant Engineers. That page is the authoritative place to confirm whether a cycle is open, which departments and regions are listed, and what the job description says; it does not publish the exam notification, vacancy counts, fees, duration or syllabus, so treat any such figures you see elsewhere as unverified until LIC releases them. Candidates typically include graduates preparing for a public-sector insurance career, with generalists competing on a broad aptitude base and specialists on a technical stream. The LIC AAO case studies are 5 cases and about 4,507 words.
1The Seating Puzzle That Refuses to Settle
Meera is 11 minutes from the end of a 35-question Reasoning Ability sectional. She has four standalone one-mark questions untouched and one five-question seating puzzle half-finished.
962 words, about 5 min2Two Loan Offers and a Fee That Never Says Interest
Ravi runs a small wholesale shop and needs exactly ₹1,00,000 of working capital for one year, to buy stock he expects to resell at an 18% markup. Two offers are on the table.
863 words, about 4 min3Three Wrong Answers in the English Sectional
Priya has finished a 25-question English Language sectional and is reviewing the three items she got wrong. Item 7 asked her to pick the odd sentence out of five.
947 words, about 5 min4Four Statements, One Regulator Too Many
Karan is on the last question of a General Knowledge sectional with 40 seconds left and no negative marking. The item reads: 'How many of the following statements about Indian financial institutions are correct?' (I) SEBI began in 1988 as a non-statutory body and acquired statutory powers through an Act passed in 1992.
810 words, about 4 min5Revival, Concealment and the Three-Year Wall
Rakesh bought a ₹50 lakh term plan in June 2018 with his wife as nominee. Premiums were paid by ECS; the mandate failed twice in 2021 and the policy lapsed in August 2021.
925 words, about 5 min