The Life Insurance Corporation of India has officially released the results for the LIC Assistant Administrative Officer Preliminary Examination 2025. Candidates who appeared for the exam can now check their results directly on the official LIC website at licindia.in.
The preliminary exam was held on October 3, 2025, and was conducted in four different sessions across multiple exam centers. The online test included three key sections — reasoning ability, quantitative aptitude, and English language. Each section carried equal importance, and candidates were required to perform well in all of them to qualify for the next stage.
To view the results, candidates should visit the official LIC website and click on the Careers section. From there, they can select the link for LIC AAO Prelims Result 2025, which will open a new page displaying the results. Applicants are advised to download and print a copy of their result page for future reference.
The LIC has confirmed that there will be no negative marking in the preliminary examination. However, candidates must qualify in each section separately to be eligible for the next phase of selection. The marks obtained in the preliminary test will not be added to the final merit list. Only the scores from the Main Examination and the Interview will be considered for final selection.
This recruitment process aims to fill 350 vacancies for the position of Assistant Administrative Officer. Those who successfully clear the prelims will now move on to the main examination, which will play a crucial role in determining the final list of shortlisted candidates.
The LIC AAO exam is considered one of the most sought after competitive exams in the insurance sector, offering a stable and respected career path. Aspirants are encouraged to regularly check the official LIC website for updates regarding the Main Examination schedule and further instructions.
For now, candidates can celebrate their preliminary success and prepare for the next stage of this competitive journey with renewed focus and confidence.
