About the University/Organization

The Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) is India’s largest government-owned insurance and investment corporation, established in 1956. With a strong presence across the country, LIC serves millions of policyholders while also contributing to nation-building through financial investments.

Recognized as a trusted public sector institution, LIC provides excellent career opportunities for professionals in various fields, including law. Its legal division handles contract law, insurance disputes, regulatory compliance, corporate law, and litigation management. Working with LIC means contributing to India’s financial and insurance regulatory framework while enjoying career stability, growth, and recognition.

About the Event

The LIC AAO (Legal) Recruitment 2025 is a prestigious opportunity for law graduates with prior legal experience to join LIC as Assistant Administrative Officers (AAO – Legal).

This recruitment drive aims to bring in talented legal professionals who can support LIC in matters related to legal compliance, litigation, policy regulations, and advisory functions. With a lucrative salary package and nationwide postings, this role is ideal for advocates and legal officers seeking a career in corporate legal services within the government sector.

Event Timeline

Format and Structure

The recruitment process will take place in three main stages:

1. Preliminary Exam – Multiple-choice questions to assess reasoning, legal aptitude, and general awareness.
2.Mains Exam – Subject-specific test focusing on legal knowledge, drafting skills, insurance law, and corporate law.
3.Interview & Medical Test – Final stage where shortlisted candidates will be interviewed and must qualify the medical fitness test as per LIC standards.

Salary & Benefits: Selected candidates will receive approximately ₹1.26 lakh per month plus additional perks as per government norms.

Number of Vacancies: 30 positions across India.

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Location and Mode

Job Posting: Across India

• Initially, candidates will be posted at LIC branches.
• Later, they may be assigned to legal cells and regional offices.

Mode of Work: Full-time, government service

Additional Highlights

• Eligibility Criteria:
  • Law Graduate (LL.B.) from a recognized university
  • Minimum of 2 years’ experience as an Advocate or Law Officer
  • Age Limit: 21 – 32 years (relaxations applicable as per government rules)
• Perks of the Role:
  • Attractive salary with allowances and government benefits
  • Stable and secure government service
  • Exposure to corporate law, insurance law, and regulatory affairs
  • Nationwide postings with career growth opportunities

FAQs

Q1: Who is eligible for LIC AAO (Legal) 2025?
A: Law graduates with at least 2 years of experience as an Advocate or Law Officer can apply.

Q2: What is the age limit?
A: 21–32 years (with relaxation as per government norms).

Q3: How many vacancies are available?
A: There are 30 vacancies for AAO (Legal).

Q4: What is the selection process?
A: Candidates will undergo Prelims, Mains, and Interview + Medical Test.

Q5: What is the salary?
A: Approximately ₹1.26 lakh per month + perks.

Important Links

Downloadables

Sample Cover Letter

Poster

Contact

Organization: Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC)
Website: www.licindia.in
Helpline/Support: Available through official career portal

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