LIC AAO exam analysis for 5th, 6th March, 12th March and 13th March 2016.
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LIC AAO Exam Analysis and Expected Cutoff
LIC AAO Online exam started on 5th, 6th March, 12th March and 13th March 2016. Below we provide section-wise analysis of all the exams. You will also be able to see GK questions asked in LIC AAO exam.
LIC AAO Overall Exam Analysis – 13th March
Overall, the exam was easy. A good number of attempts in the exam were 120-130 (Out of 160).
LIC AAO Exam Analysis: Reasoning
Overall, the Reasoning section was easy and a well prepared candidate could easily attempt 22-25 Questions. Topics from which questions were asked:
- Syllogism – 5.
- Seating Arrangement – 10.
- Puzzle –10
Questions from topics like Input Output, Inequality, Data Sufficiency and Coding/Decoding were not asked in this section.
LIC AAO Exam Analysis: Quantitative Aptitude
Overall, the Quantitative Aptitude section was easy and a well prepared candidate could easily attempt 20-25 Questions. Questions were asked from following topics: –
- Number Series – 5
- Data Interpretation – 10 (Line Graph and Table)
- Quadratic Equations – 5
- Arithmetic (Profit Loss, Time & work, Percentage, Age, etc.) – 10
LIC AAO Exam Analysis: General Awareness
Overall, the GA section was easy to moderate and a well-prepared candidate could attempt 20-25 questions. Current Affairs Questions were mostly asked from past three months.
LIC AAO Exam Analysis: Computer Knowledge.
Overall, the CK section was easiest and candidates could attempt 25-30 questions in this section. Questions were asked from topics like hardware, software, browsers, memory etc.
LIC AAO Exam Analysis: English
English section was easy and a well-prepared candidate could attempt 22-24 questions. Questions were asked from following topics
- Reading Comprehensions – 10
- Rearrangement – 5
- Cloze test – 10
- Error Spotting – 5
- Fill in the blanks – 5
- Sentence Correction – 5
LIC AAO Expected Cut-offs
Based on today’s paper, the expected cut-off for LIC AAO 2016 will be:
- General: 205-215.
- OBC : 195-200.
LIC AAO Overall Exam Analysis – 12th March
Overall, the exam was easy. A good number of attempts in the exam were 125-130 (Out of 160).
LIC AAO Exam Analysis: Reasoning
Overall, the Reasoning section was easy and a well prepared candidate could easily attempt 22-25 Questions. Topics from which questions were asked:
- Syllogism – 5.
- Seating Arrangement – 10.
- Puzzle –10
- Relationship – 5
Questions from topics like Input Output, Inequality and Coding/Decoding were not asked in this section.
LIC AAO Exam Analysis: Quantitative Aptitude
Overall, the Quantitative Aptitude section was easy and a well prepared candidate could easily attempt 24-25 Questions. Questions were asked from following topics: –
- Number Series – 5
- Data Interpretation – 10 (Line Graph and Table)
- Quadratic Equations – 5
- Arithmetic (Profit Loss, Time & work, Percentage, Age, etc.) – 10
LIC AAO Exam Analysis: General Awareness
Overall, the GA section was easy to moderate and a well-prepared candidate could attempt 22-25 questions. Current Affairs Questions were mostly asked from January and February.
LIC AAO Exam Analysis: Computer Knowledge.
Overall, the CK section was easiest and candidates could attempt 22-25 questions in this section. Questions were asked from topics like hardware, software, microsoft office etc.
LIC AAO Exam Analysis: English
English section was easy and a well-prepared candidate could attempt 22-24 questions. Questions were asked from following topics
- Reading Comprehensions – 10
- Rearrangement – 5
- Cloze test – 10
- Error Spotting – 5
- Fill in the blanks – 5
- Sentence Correction – 5
LIC AAO Expected Cut-offs
Based on today’s paper, the expected cut-off for LIC AAO 2016 will be:
- General: 215-220.
- OBC : 200-205.
LIC AAO Overall Exam Analysis – 6th March
Overall, the exam was easy. A good number of attempts in the exam were 120-135 (Out of 160).
LIC AAO Exam Analysis: Reasoning
Overall, the Reasoning section was easy and a well prepared candidate could easily attempt 22-25 Questions. Topics from which questions were asked:
- Syllogism – 5.
- Seating Arrangement – 10.
- Puzzle –5
- Relationship – 5
- Miscellaneous – 5
Questions from topics like Input Output, Inequality and Data Sufficiency were not asked in this section.
LIC AAO Exam Analysis: Quantitative Aptitude
Overall, the Quantitative Aptitude section was easy and a well prepared candidate could easily attempt 20-25 Questions. Questions were asked from following topics: –
- Number Series – 5
- Data Interpretation – 10 (Line Graph and Table)
- Quadratic Equations – 5
- Arithmetic (Profit Loss, Time & work, Percentage, Age, etc.) – 10
LIC AAO Exam Analysis: General Awareness
Overall, the GA section was easy to moderate and a well-prepared candidate could attempt 17-26 questions. Current Affairs Questions were mostly asked from January and February.
LIC AAO Exam Analysis: Computer Knowledge.
Overall, the CK section was easiest and candidates could attempt 25-30 questions in this section. Questions were asked from topics like hardware, software, browsers, memory etc.
LIC AAO Exam Analysis: English
English section was easy and a well-prepared candidate could attempt 22-24 questions. Questions were asked from following topics
- Reading Comprehensions – 10
- Rearrangement – 5
- Cloze test – 10
- Error Spotting – 5
- Fill in the blanks – 5
- Sentence Correction – 5
LIC AAO Expected Cut-offs
Based on today’s paper, the expected cut-off for LIC AAO 2016 will be:
- General: 210-220.
- OBC : 200-205.
General Knowledge Questions asked in LIC AAO Exam
- Who is the winner of National Chess Championship : National Railways
- Anup Kumar is related to which sport? Kabaddi
- Who is the winner of 61st National School Athletics championship? Kerala
- What is the capital of Lebanon? Beirut
- Currency of Denmark – Krone
- Vibrant North East Summit was held in – Guwahati
- Cleanest city in India – Mysore
- Australian Open Winner – Angelique Kerber
- Sanjay Gandhi National Park is located in – Mumbai
- Which state topped internet readiness index – Maharashtra
LIC AAO Exam Analysis and Expected Cutoffs – 5th March
The first shift of LIC AAO Online exam just got over and we are glad to report that overall the exam was easier than expected and well-prepared candidates could easily attempt 120-140 Questions(Out of 160). Below we provide detailed section-wise analysis of the exam, followed by expected cutoffs.
LIC AAO Exam Analysis: Reasoning
Overall, the Reasoning section was easy. A good number of attempts in the exam were 22-25. Topics from which questions were asked:
- Syllogism – 5.
- Seating Arrangement – 10.
- Puzzle –10
- Relationship – 5
No Questions were asked from topics like Input Output, Inequality and Coding/Decoding
LIC AAO Exam Analysis: Quantitative Aptitude
Overall, the Quantitative section was easy and a good number of attempts in this section were 20-25. Topics from which questions were asked:
- Number Series – 5.
- Data Interpretation – 10 (Line Graph and Table)
- Quadratic Equations – 5
- Arithmetic (Profit Loss, Time & work, Percentage, Age, etc.) – 10
LIC AAO Exam Analysis: General Awareness.
Overall, the GA section was easy to moderate and a well-prepared candidate could attempt 18-25 questions. Current Affairs Questions were mostly asked from January and February.
LIC AAO Exam Analysis: Computer Knowledge.
Overall, the CK section was easiest and a well-prepared candidate could attempt 25-30 questions in this section. Questions were asked from topics like hardware, software, browsers, memory etc.
LIC AAO Exam Analysis: English
English section was easy and a well-prepared candidate could attempt 22-24 questions. Topics from which the questions were asked:
- Reading Comprehensions – 10.
- Rearrangement – 5.
- Cloze test – 10.
- Error Spotting – 5.
- Fill in the blanks – 5.
- Sentence Correction – 5.
LIC AAO Expected Cut-offs.
Based on today’s paper, the expected cutoff for LIC AAO 2016 will be:
- General: 220-230.
- OBC : 210-220.
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