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IRDA Junior Officer Exam syllabus

The Selection Process of IRDA Junior Officer Recruitment 2016 is completed in 3 Phases.

Phase I: Objective Test (Qualifying in Nature)
Phase II: Descriptive Test
Phase III: Interview of Shortlisted Candidates

IRDA Junior Officer Phase 1 Exam (Prelims)

Name of the Section Questions Marks
Reasoning Ability 40 40
English Language 40 40
General Awareness 40 40
Quantitative Aptitude 40 40
Total 160 160

For right answer, 1 mark will be added to total score.

For wrong answer, 0.25 mark will be deducted from total score.

Total Time for IRDA Prelims 2016 is 100 minutes

Reasoning (Prelims Exam)

Analogies
Coding and Decoding
Similarities and Differences
Arrangements
Symbols and Notations.
Number Series
Non-Verbal Reasoning
Direction Sense Test
Blood Relation and Family Tree
Statements
Data Sufficiency

English Language (Prelims Exam)

Tenses
Subject-Verb Agreement
Fill in the Blanks
Unseen Passages
Vocabulary
Sentence Rearrangement
Grammar
Comprehension
Synonyms & Antonyms
Idioms & Phrases

General Awareness (Prelims Exam)

History – India & World
Current Events – National & International
Culture & Heritage
Geography – India & World
About India
Indian National Movement
Economy
Indian Constitution
Indian Polity & Governance
Science & Technology

Quantitative Aptitude (Prelims Exam)

Number Systems
Percentages
Ratio and Proportion
Simplification
Problems on Trains
Simple & Compound Interest
Profit and Loss
Average
H.C.F. and L.C.M
Problems on Ages
Pipes and Cisterns
Time and Distance
Boats and Streams
Time and Work
Mixture and Alligation
Data Interpretation

IRDA Junior Officer Phase 2 Exam-

Name of IRDA Phase II Paper Time Allotted Marks
Paper I: English 90 Minutes 100
Paper II: Economic and Social Issues impacting Insurance
90 Minutes 100
Paper III: Insurance and Management 90 Minutes 100

Paper I

Essay
Precise Writing
Comprehension and Business/ Office Correspondence

Paper II

Economic Growth
Financial Markets
Financial Institutions
Economic Capital
Risk-based Capital
Economic Reforms
Social Structure in India

Paper III

Insurance
History of Indian Insurance
Risk and Uncertainty
Legal Foundations of Insurance
Functions
Insurance Lines and Products
Management
Management Processes
Leadership
Human Resource Development
Performance Appraisal
Motivation
Role of Information Technology
Corporate Governance