LIC AAO Prelims Expected Paper, Download Free PDF

The LIC AAO Prelims exam is just around the corner, and aspirants across the country are in the final phase of their preparation. All government exam demands a smart approach rather than just hard work. To help you with this, we have prepared the LIC AAO Prelims Expected Paper, crafted after a deep analysis of previous year question papers and patterns observed in other major banking exams like SBI PO, IBPS PO, and NIACL AO. The aim is to give you a real exam-like experience so that you can gauge your preparation level, identify your strong and weak areas, and practice time management. Over the past few years, the LIC AAO Prelims exam has shown a mix of moderate to difficult-level questions, with changing trends in reasoning, quant, and English sections. In this article, we are providing the LIC AAO prelims expected paper along with the detailed solution.

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LIC AAO Prelims Expected Questions

We’ve created a special LIC AAO Preliminary Exam Expected Questions PDF to help you practice the most important and likely questions for the exam. This PDF was created by studying previous year question papers and recent exam trends, so it feels exactly like the real exam. You can download it from the link below and use it for last-minute practice to boost your confidence and accuracy.

Quant Paper

The Quantitative Aptitude section of LIC AAO Prelims can be divided into three main parts – Data Interpretation (DI), Arithmetic, and Speed Math.

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Data Interpretation

From the analysis of previous years, it has been observed that most of the Data Interpretation (DI) questions in the LIC AAO exam are based on:

• Caselet DI
• Bar Graph DI
• Table DI
• Pie Chart DI

This means you should focus more on practicing these types of DI sets because the chances are very high that you will see similar questions in the actual exam.

In LIC AAO Prelims 2023, Arithmetic + DI together covered almost 60% of the Quant section. Simplification and number series provided easy scoring opportunities for speed, while Caselet DI required more time and careful reading.

Important Note: Candidates should focus more on Caselet DI, as these sets have been appearing more frequently in recent years. To be fully prepared for LIC AAO Prelims 2025, it is highly recommended to practice DI extensively through mock tests. This way, even if a new pattern DI appears in the exam, you will be confident and able to solve it without any surprises.

Here, we are providing some questions asked in previous years to help you understand the pattern and practice effectively for LIC AAO Prelims.

Directions [Set of 4 Questions]: Answer the questions based on the information given below.

The ratio of number of keyboards in offices ‘A’, ‘B’ and ‘C’ is 6:7:9, respectively and office ‘B’ has 30 more keyboards than office ‘A’. Office ‘B’ has 10 more printers than keyboards and 44 less monitors than printers. Number of monitors in office ‘B’ is 16 more than that in office ‘A’. Sum of number of printers and monitors in office ‘A’ is 314. Office ‘C’ has 216 printers. Sum of number of printers and monitors in office ‘C’ is 360.

Question 1: Find the difference between the number of keyboards in office ‘C’ and the number of printers in office ‘B’

A) 60

B) 80

C) 40

D) 50

E) 45

Question 2: Find the average of the number of monitors in offices ‘A’, ‘B’ and ‘C’ together.

A) 160

B) 180

C) 150

D) 140

E) 170

Question 3: Find the respective ratio of number of printers in office ‘A’ and the number of keyboards in office ‘B’.

A) 15:11

B) 25:21

C) 21:25

D) 9:14

E) 11:15

Question 4: The number of monitors in office ‘C’ is how much percent of the number of keyboards in office ‘A’?

A) 70%

B) 90%

C) 80%

D) 75%

E) 60%

Table DI

Directions [Set of 5 Questions]: Answer the questions based on the information given below.

The table given below shows the difference between the number of fruits of given type sold by seller ‘A’ and seller ‘B’ and ratio of the number of fruits sold by seller ‘A’ to that by seller ‘B’, for given 5 different fruits in a particular month.

Types of fruits	Difference between the number of fruits sold by seller ‘A’ and seller ‘B’	Ratio of the number of fruits sold by seller ‘A’ to that by seller ‘B’
Cherry	200	5:3
Plum	120	3:4
Pear	240	5:2
Peach	180	4:7
Nut	280	9:2

Question 1: Total number of Nuts sold by given two sellers together is how much percent of number of Pears sold by seller ‘A’?

A) 175%

B) 160%

C) 110%

D) 125%

E) 150%

Question 2: What is ratio between number of Pears sold by seller ‘A’ and number of Nuts sold by the same seller.

A) 12:11

B) 7:8

C) 9:10

D) 10:9

E) 11:12

Question 3: What is the average of the total number of Plums and total number of Pears, sold by given two sellers together?

A) 400

B) 1500

C) 900

D) 1200

E) 700

Question 4: Number of Plums sold by ‘B’ is how much percent less than the number of Cherries sold by ‘A’?

A) 4%

B) 15%

C) 10%

D) 7%

E) 12%

Question 5: For seller ‘B’, what is the difference between the number of Plumse sold and number of Peaches sold?

A) 120

B) 60

C) 90

D) 150

Directions [Set of 5 Questions]: Answer the questions based on the information given below.

The table given below shows total number of animals (Cats and dogs) and difference between number of cats and number of dogs, in four different shelters namely ‘A’, ‘B’, ‘C’ and ‘D’. In each shelter, number of dogs were more than number of cats.

Shelter	Total number of animals in the shelter	Difference between number of dogs and number of cats in the shelter
A	500	100
B	300	60
C	400	100
D	650	150

Question 1: If number of dogs in shelter ‘D’ were 20% less than that in shelter ‘E’, then find the number of dogs in shelter ‘E’.

A) 360

B) 420

C) 450

D) 400

E) 500

Question 2: If an organization adopted 20% of the cats in shelter ‘A’ and 25% of the cats in shelter ‘B’, then find the total number of cats adopted by the organization from given two shelters.

A) 90

B) 70

C) 120

D) 80

E) 50

Question 3: Out of total number of animals in shelter ‘B’, how much percent were dogs?

A) 60%

B) 75%

C) 50%

D) 80%

E) 40%

Question 4: Find the ratio between number of dogs in shelter ‘C’ and number of cats in shelter ‘D’, respectively.

A) 2:3

B) 2:1

C) 1:2

D) 1:1

E) 3:2

Question 5: Find the difference between number of dogs in shelter ‘A’ and number of cats in shelter ‘C’.

A) 100

B) 120

C) 150

D) 180

E) 200

Question 6: Present ages of ‘A’ and ‘B’ are in ratio 4:7, respectively. Three years ago from now, age of ‘C’ was 20% less than that of ‘A’. If the sum of present ages of ‘B’ and ‘C’ is 123 years, then find the present age of ‘A’.

A) 54 years

B) 36 years

C) 40 years

D) 48 years

E) 32 years

Bar DI

Directions: Answer the questions based on the information given below.

Different numbers of vehicles (truck + van) are transported from four different cities. The following bar graph shows the total number of vehicles transported and number of trucks transported from the respective cities.

Question 1: Number of vans transported from city ‘A’ is how much percent of number of trucks transported from city ’C’?

A) 60%

B) 70%

C) 80%

D) 90%

E) 100%

Question 2: Find the ratio of number of trucks transported from city ‘A’ to total number of vehicles transported from city ‘D’.

A) 1:2

B) 2:3

C) 3:5

D) 5:8

E) None of these

Question 3: Find the sum of number of vans transported from city ‘C’ and city ‘B’.

A) 4600

B) 4700

C) 4800

D) 4900

E) 5000

Question 4: Find the average of the number of trucks transported from city ‘B’ and number of vans transported from city ‘D’.

A) 2200

B) 2300

C) 2400

D) 2500

E) 2600

Question 5: If number of trucks transported from city ‘E’ is 770, then find the difference between number of trucks transported from city ‘D’ and ‘E’.

A) 1130

B) 1180

C) 1230

D) 1280

E) None of these

Pie Chart DI

Directions [Set of 5 Questions]: Answer the questions based on the information given below.

The pie chart given below shows the degree distribution of the number of notebooks (single line + double line) sold by 4 different shops out of total number of notebooks sold by all the given four shops together which equals 5400.

The table given below shows the number of single line notebooks sold by each of the given 4 shops.

Shop	Number of single line notebooks sold
A	350
B	900
C	500
D	800

Question 1: Find the sum of total number of notebooks sold by shop ‘B’ and the number of single line notebooks sold by shop ‘A’.

A) 1800

B) 2000

C) 2100

D) 1900

E) 2400

Question 2: If the average number of double line notebooks sold by shops ‘D’ and ‘F’ together is 850, then find the number of double line notebooks sold by shop ‘F’.

A) 750

B) 1100

C) 900

D) 800

E) 700

Question 3: Find the ratio of total number of notebooks sold by shop ‘A’ to the number of single line notebooks sold by shop ‘C’.

A) 3:5

B) 3:2

C) 9:8

D) 5:3

E) 2:3

Question 4: The number of double line notebooks sold by shop ‘D’ is how much percent more than the number of single line notebooks sold by the same shop?

A) 20%

B) 35%

C) 15%

D) 25%

E) 10%

Question 5: Find 60% of the number of double line notebooks sold by shop ‘B’.

A) 450

B) 550

C) 400

D) 600

E) 480

NOTE:

For more details, you can download the PDF, which provides topic-wise practice for various types of questions. It will help you identify the sub-topics you need to focus on and ensure that you don’t miss any important questions in the final moments of preparation.

Reasoning Paper

In the LIC AAO Prelims, the Reasoning section plays a major role in deciding your score.

This section mainly has two parts

• Puzzles & Seating Arrangements
• Miscellaneous Questions

From the last few years’ trend, puzzles and seating arrangements make up the biggest portion, often carrying more than half of the reasoning marks. Meanwhile, the miscellaneous part, which includes topics like syllogism, inequality, blood relation, direction sense, and coding-decoding, generally comes for about 10 to 15 marks. So, if you want to maximise your score, you should give extra time to puzzles and seating while also revising the smaller miscellaneous topics to secure quick marks.

English Paper

The English Language section of LIC AAO Prelims is primarily a qualifying section, which means you need to score the minimum required marks to clear it, but it can also help boost your overall score if attempted carefully. This section can be divided into three main parts: Reading Comprehension (RC), Grammar, and Vocabulary.

In LIC AAO Prelims, the English section is a qualifying section, which means you don’t need to focus on high scores but must clear the minimum cutoff. To do this effectively:

• Focus on easy-to-solve questions like error spotting, fill in the blanks, and cloze tests.
• Maintain accuracy, as incorrect answers can unnecessarily reduce your score.
• Attempt questions quickly and confidently, without spending too much time on difficult passages.

By concentrating on scoring areas and accuracy, you can easily qualify the English section and dedicate more time to the scoring Quant and Reasoning sections.

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Conclusion

In the final phase of preparation for the LIC AAO Prelims, smart and focused practice is the key to success. By using the LIC AAO Expected Paper, Rank Booster Mock Tests, and topic-wise practice PDFs, aspirants can simulate the real exam environment, strengthen weak areas, and improve time management. Focusing on high-weightage sections like Quantitative Aptitude and Reasoning while ensuring accuracy in the English section can significantly boost your overall score. Remember, consistent practice, careful analysis of previous trends, and strategic revision in the last days will help you enter the exam hall with confidence and perform at your best. Stay focused, practice smartly, and make every moment count in your LIC AAO 2025 preparation journey.

Disclaimer: The expected paper, exam analysis, and practice questions provided in this article are based on student feedback, expert insights, and previous exam trends. Difficulty levels and question patterns are indicative and meant only for guidance. They should not be considered official or final. The actual exam paper, results, and notifications will be released solely by the Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC). Candidates are strongly advised to rely on official updates for confirmed information.

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