Hi the GIC and LIC both are the central level exam below I have given you the details for the qualification and the exam pattern

GIC Exam Pattern

Educational Qualifications:

Pass in Higher Secondary with 60% marks of Graduate of a recognized University.

Scheme of the Examination:

The examination comprises:

Written Examination in the subjects set out in Para 7 below

Interview of such candidates, who qualify in the Written Test.

Examination Papers:


The written test will be Objective Type consisting of Test of Reasoning, Numerical
Ability, Clerical Aptitude, English Language and General Knowledge; and

Descriptive Test on Essay, Letter Writing and Precise Writing in English. Objective
tests except English will be bilingual, i.e., both in English and Hindi.


LIC Exam Pattern

Educational Qualifications:

Pass in Higher Secondary with 60% marks of Graduate of a recognized University

Plan of the Examination:

The subjects of the written test, time allowed and the maximum marks for each paper will be as under:

Sl.No. Subject Language Maximum Time Marks Allowed

PAPER I-OBJECTIVE
1. Reasoning Ability (Bilingual)
2. Numerical Ability "
3. General Knowledge " 150 2 hours
4. English English
5. Hindi (for A and B states only).

PAPER II Descriptive (qualifying)
1. English or Hindi English
2. Official Language Hindi or
of the State, (e.g., Regional 50 1 hour
Punjabi in Punjab) Language
except in States
where Hindi is the
official language

(i) The candidate is required to pass in each of the Tests separately.
(ii) The merit order of the candidates will be decided by the aggregate score in Paper I.
(iii) Candidates, who pass in each test separately and rank sufficiently high in the
merit list, would be called for personal interview/trade test (wherever applicable).
(iv) Final Selection will be on the basis of the overall performance in the written test, Trade Test (where applicable) and the interview