LIC English Preparation: Life Insurance Corporation is India’s largest Insurance Company in India. LIC Recruits for various Posts like AAO, AO, LIC ADO, LIC HFL, FSE, DO, and NIACL Assistant Exam. In all these Recruitment Exams English is a very important section. LIC exams are postponed due to the COVID-19 outbreak But are prepared for the exams as dated could be announced soon.
For LIC English Preparation we are sharing the complete syllabus and strategy. It is important for you to be well-versed in all the grammatical rules and other topics of English. Reading comprehension, para jumbles, fill up, Word Association, synonyms & antonyms Close Test, Sentence Rearrangement, etc. are some of the important topics asked in the LIC exam.
English Language Section is qualifying in nature in LIC exams that means the marks obtained in this section will not be added in the total marks scored by you. In this article, we will share with you LIC English preparation books, strategy, tips etc.
Page Contents
Topics | Weightage in the Exam |
Reading Comprehension, | 10-15 |
Sentence Arrangement, Para jumble | 5 |
Cloze Test, | 10 |
Spotting Error | 5 |
Sentence Improvement | 5 |
Synonyms-Antonyms | 3-5 |
Idioms & Phrases | 1-2 |
Fill UPS | 5 |
Word Association/Vocabulary | 5 |
Active/Passive Voice | 1-5 |
Elementary Grammar | 5-10 |
For the LIC English Preparation, you need to start reading newspapers, Editorial of newspapers, Novels, and English books. Reading something on a daily basis is a vital part of the LIC English preparation. There is a sectional Cut-off in the all the LIC exams you are required to clear the sectional cut-off which is 10 marks for English Language Section. Let’s start English Preparation with some preparation tip for all the topic:
i) Reading Comprehension: Reading Comprehension is a very important topic of the English Section. Its level is moderate to high in the exam. For solving reading comprehension in less time you need to develop a habit of reading when you start reading newspaper & English articles. Reading English Newspaper is the best way to prepare for this section. Reading not only increases your vocabulary part but also develop the habit of fast reading. Some tips for Reading Comprehension:
ii) Vocabulary: For preparing the Vocabulary part Reading daily English newspapers is the best way. Read the editorial of the newspaper. Note down new vocabs and learn and revise them regularly. A strong vocabulary helps you in many ways clearing English Section. It will help to solve fill-ups, close tests, Antonyms, and synonyms.
iii) English Grammar: You need to brush up your basics rules of English grammar. Noun, Pronoun, Adjective, Adverb, Conjunctions, Preposition, Active Passive Voice. The questions asked in spotting error and Para jumble will be solved easily you are well versed with these rules.
iv) Para Jumbles/ Sentence Rearrangement: here are some tips to solve Para jumble questions.
v) Close Test/ Fill Ups/ double fillers: For solving close tests or fill-ups you must have a strong grip on the vocabulary part. Here are some tricks you can use while solving a close test.
Follow the following tips it will help you Preparing English for LIC exams.
1. English Grammar – Wren & Martin |
2. Word Power Made Easy – Norman Lewis |
3. Objective General English – SP Bakshi |
LIC English preparation will also include the descriptive test for most exams. You will have to prepare for the descriptive test as well. You need to present your view suggestions and ideas very precisely while writing a descriptive paper. For achieving this you need to improve your writing skills. It is suggested to rewrite any article in the English language daily, choose any topic, and write on it. It will increase your writing speed and improves writing skills in the long run.
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Q. Is in LIC exam English is qualifying in nature?
A. Yes, English Language is qualifying in the LIC exam.
Q. Is there a Negative Marking in the LIC exam?
A. Yes. There is a negative marking of 0.25 marks on each wrong answer.
Q. Is there Sectional Cut- off in the LIC exam?
A. Yes, there is a sectional Cut-off in the exam.
Q. When will the LIC AAO exam 2020 schedule?
A. LIC AAO date will be announced soon as it was postponed due to COVID-19 Outbreak.
This post was last modified on October 6, 2020 10:41 am