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News India Live, Digital Desk: There is big news for millions of candidates applying for the prestigious post of Assistant Administrative Officer (AAO) in Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC). LIC has announced the dates of the recruitment examination, and now everyone is eagerly waiting for their admit card. If you are also going to appear in this exam, then know how long your hall ticket can be released.
Remember these important dates
According to the schedule issued by LIC, there will be two main stages of the recruitment process: preliminary and main examination.
- Date of prelims exam: October 3, 2025
- Date of Mains Exam: November 8, 2025
Candidates who will succeed in the preliminary examination, only they will get a chance to sit in the main examination.
When will your admit card come?
After the declaration of the exam date, the biggest question is when the admit card will come. Typically, LIC is almost from the date of admit card or call letter exam for its exams Seven to ten days ago Releases
According to this rule, for the prelims exam to be held on October 3, the candidate is his hall ticket Last week of September (around 24 to 26 September) Can expect to be released in.
How to download the admit card?
Candidates will have to download their admit card from LIC’s official website itself. Follow the easy steps below to download it:
- First LIC’s official website licindia.in Go to
- Gave down on the homepage ‘Careers’ Click on the section.
- Now ‘AAO (Generalist/Specialist 2025 Recruitment’ Find the link.
- Here you ‘Download the admit card / call letter’ You will get a link to, click on it.
- A new page will open where you Registration number And Password or date of birth Will have to enter
- As soon as you submit the details, your admit card will come on the screen.
- Check it well and for the future Download and print Do it
urgent matter: It is mandatory to carry a printout of the admit card at the examination center. Along with this, to prove your identity, keep an orgilate photo ID proof (eg Aadhaar card, PAN card, voter ID) with you.