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FAQs for IRDAI Assistant Manager Preparation
Yes, there is negative marking i.e. 1/4th or 0.25 marks will be deducted for each wrong answer. So, it’s recommended to attempt the paper carefully.
Mock tests should be a crucial aspect of your preparation strategy for the IRDAI assistant manager exam.
Attempting mock tests under time-constraints can help you simulate an exam-like environment, boosting your time management skills, essential for clearing the exam. Moreover, mock tests help you test your preparation, identify and fix any gaps. In a nutshell, mock tests boost the chances of you clearing the IRDAI Grade A exam.
No. The ESI component in the IRDAI Grade A exam is different from RBI and NABARD as it targets economic and social issues specifically impacting the insurance industry. Therefore, you need to prepare for the ESI impacting Insurance for IRDAI Grade A, even if you have studied the ESI component in RBI or NABARD.
The IRDAI Grade A notificaion is expected to be released in June/July 2025. Where Phase is expected in August and Pahse 2 is expected in October.Â
The cut-off for the 2024 IRDAI Assistant Manager exam will be released along with the declaration of the 2024 result. However, for the 2023 exam, theÂ
- The subject-wise cut-off for Phase 1 was 25% i.e. you needed a minimum of 10 marks in each subject to satisfy the sectional cut-off.
- The overall cut-off for Phase 1 was 87.25 marks i.e. the total of marks scored in all 4 subjects of Phase 1 should be equal to or higher than 87.25.
- The overall cut-off for Phase 2 was 61% of the overall marks i.e. total of marks scored in all 3 subjects of Phase 2 should be equal to or higher than 183.
The basic pay of an IRDAI assistant manager starts at ₹44,500. If you add allowances like the HRA, dearness allowance, the gross monthly salary can reach approximately ₹1,46,0₹00.
The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) is a public authority as defined in the Right to Information Act, 2005.