Employee Category candidates are directly eligible for the Main Examination—there is no Preliminary round for this category.
The Main Exam comprises 100 questions worth 160 marks, with a composite time limit of 120 minutes. It is divided into three distinct sections:
Reasoning Topics:
Puzzles (linear, circular)
Seating Arrangements
Direction Sense
Blood Relations
Syllogism
Input-Output, Coding-Decoding
Inequalities, Alphanumeric Series
Data Sufficiency, Logical Reasoning
Numerical Topics:
Data Interpretation (Bar, Line, Pie, Caselet)
Number Series, Simplification & Approximation
Quadratic Equations, Inequalities
Arithmetic: Profit & Loss, SI & CI, Time & Work, Ages, Speed & Distance
Ratio & Proportion, Mixtures & Allegations, Averages
Probability, Permutation & Combination
Mensuration & Data Sufficiency
GK & Current Affairs:
National and International events
Banking and economy updates
Awards, obituaries, budget, policy news
English:
Reading Comprehension, Cloze Test
Fillers, Jumbled Paragraphs
Sentence Improvement/Error Detection
Synonyms, Antonyms, Idioms & Phrases
Phrase and word usage, Para-connectors
Foundational Insurance Concepts:
Introduction to insurance
History of life and general insurance
IRDAI and regulatory framework
Types of insurance (ULIP, PSUs, private, ESIS)
Glossary and abbreviations
Marketing Principles within Life Insurance:
Sales processes and techniques
Customer relationship aspects
Distribution channels and development officer role focus
Strategies specific to insurance marketing in life insurance domain
Reasoning & Numerical: Logical puzzles and arithmetic-heavy aptitude.
GK & English: Current affairs meets language proficiency.
Insurance Marketing: Deep dive into insurance mechanics and field-level marketing principles.
Composite Timing: You can switch between sections in any order during the 120 minutes.
No Preliminary Exam: Your focus should be entirely on mastering the Main exam syllabus.
Ensure comprehensive insurance awareness, as that section carries 120 marks—making it crucial for scoring high.
Given the broad syllabus, create a balanced study plan:
Daily GK updates
Regular practice of reasoning/numerical sets
Deep understanding of insurance marketing concepts, with practical examples