Best Reference Books to Prepare for LIC AAO 2019 exam
TOI-Online | Apr 1, 2019, 12:22 IST
LIC AAO (Assistant Administrative Officer) Prelims 2019 exam is scheduled on 04th and 5th May 2019. Nearly a month is left for the examination, so it becomes essential to prepare smartly to crack the exam. For effective preparation, you should choose your study material in a way that it covers the latest syllabus and contains a sufficient amount of questions for practice.
Thus, to help you with your exam preparation, here we have shared the sets of books you can count on to score marks in the LIC AAO 2019 exam. Let’s take an overview to understand the various factors to prepare for the LIC AAO 2019 exam.
LIC AAO 2019: exam Overview
Books to prepare for LIC AAO 2019 exam
Now that we know the subjects of the LIC AAO Prelims examination, let’s quickly check out the most recommended books for the same:
Books for English Language
To prepare for this subject, you should have a good knowledge of Vocab as well as Grammar. Since marks obtained in this subject won’t be added to the final merit list, therefore you only need to crack the cut off as described by LIC exam.
This section requires a lot of practice therefore, to score marks you should be clear with the basics first. Below is the list of books which will help you to practice more questions and fasten your calculations in order to get better accuracy:
To score better in this subject, you must be clear with the basic concepts first. Practicing different types of questions through these books will assure you with good marks in the examination.
Thus, to help you with your exam preparation, here we have shared the sets of books you can count on to score marks in the LIC AAO 2019 exam. Let’s take an overview to understand the various factors to prepare for the LIC AAO 2019 exam.
LIC AAO 2019: exam Overview
| Name of the examination | LIC AAO |
| Conducting Authority | Life Insurance Corporation of India |
| Post | Assistant Administrative Officer |
| Prelims examination | 04, 05 May 2019 |
| Mode of Selection | Online |
| Phases of Selection | 3 (Prelims, Mains, Interview) |
| Total Subjects in Prelims exam | 3 (English Language, Reasoning Ability, Quantitative Aptitude) |
| Total number of questions | 100 |
| Negative Marking | 1/4th for every wrong answer |
Books to prepare for LIC AAO 2019 exam
Now that we know the subjects of the LIC AAO Prelims examination, let’s quickly check out the most recommended books for the same:
Books for English Language
To prepare for this subject, you should have a good knowledge of Vocab as well as Grammar. Since marks obtained in this subject won’t be added to the final merit list, therefore you only need to crack the cut off as described by LIC exam.
- Word Power Made Easy by Norman Lewis
- English Grammar & Composition by Wren & Martin of S. Chand Publication
- Objective English by S. P. Bakshi of Arihant Publication
This section requires a lot of practice therefore, to score marks you should be clear with the basics first. Below is the list of books which will help you to practice more questions and fasten your calculations in order to get better accuracy:
- Quantum CAT by Sarvesh Verma
- Fast track Mathematics by Rajesh Verma
- Magical book on Quicker Mathematics by M. Tyra
- Data Interpretation by Arun Sharma
- Quantitative Aptitude by R. S. Aggarwal
To score better in this subject, you must be clear with the basic concepts first. Practicing different types of questions through these books will assure you with good marks in the examination.
- Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning
- A New Approach to Reasoning Verbal and Non-Verbal by BS Sijwali, Indu Sijwali
- Analytical Reasoning by M K Pandey
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