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IRDAI Assistant Manager mock tests - Phase 1, Phase 2 and stream practice.
Full-length IRDAI Assistant Manager mocks for the 160-mark Phase I objective test and all three Phase II descriptive papers: English, Economic & Social Issues impacting Insurance, and Insurance & Management. IRDAI has committed to recruiting Assistant Managers regularly through 2027, and final merit weights the 300-mark Phase II and Interview 85:15.
160 marks
Phase I
3 papers · 300 marks
Phase II
Phase II 85% · Interview 15%
Merit Split
~₹1.46L CTC/month
Salary
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Why candidates fail IRDAI Assistant Manager
Phase II is fully descriptive across all three papers, so candidates who only drill MCQs for Phase I arrive unpractised at writing full-length answers.
Economic & Social Issues impacting Insurance and Insurance & Management need insurance-specific depth; generic bank or SSC current-affairs prep misses IRDAI's actual focus areas.
The 85:15 Phase II-to-Interview weighting means a strong interview can't rescue weak descriptive papers, yet most preparation still treats the interview as the deciding stage.
How IRDAI Assistant Manager is actually structured
Three stages. Phase I is a 160-mark, 160-question objective online test (90 minutes, ¼ negative marking) that only qualifies candidates for Phase II. Phase II is fully descriptive across three 100-mark papers: English, Economic & Social Issues impacting Insurance, and a stream-oriented Insurance & Management paper. Final merit combines Phase II and the Interview in an 85:15 ratio, with Phase I marks dropped entirely.
Full syllabus coverage
Reasoning, English & Quantitative Aptitude
- check_circlePuzzles & seating arrangement
- check_circleReading comprehension & grammar
- check_circleData interpretation & arithmetic
General & Insurance Awareness
- check_circleInsurance industry & IRDAI news
- check_circleInsurance terminology & regulations
- check_circleBanking & financial current affairs
Economic & Social Issues impacting Insurance
- check_circleIndian economy & growth-development
- check_circleInsurance penetration & density
- check_circleFinancial inclusion & social security
Insurance & Management (stream)
- check_circlePrinciples & practice of insurance
- check_circleInsurance Act, IRDAI Act & regulations
- check_circleManagement: organisation, leadership, governance
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Phase I full mocks
160-mark objective mocks across Reasoning, English, General Awareness and Quant, scored with negative marking.
Phase II descriptive banks
Model answers and structured practice for English, Economic & Social Issues impacting Insurance, and Insurance & Management.
Insurance-sector current affairs
IRDAI regulations, insurance-industry news and penetration/density data curated to the Phase II syllabus.
Stream-specific coverage
Insurance & Management depth for Generalist, Actuarial, Finance, Law, IT and Research streams.
IRDAI plans to recruit Assistant Managers every year through 2027, but each cycle still has only a few dozen posts nationwide. Premium costs ₹599, once.
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What is the IRDAI Assistant Manager salary?
Basic pay is ₹44,500 (scale ₹44,500-89,150); gross monthly CTC is about ₹1.46 lakh including DA, HRA and allowances, among the highest for a Grade A regulatory post.
IRDAI Assistant Manager vs RBI Grade B - which is easier?
IRDAI is generally considered slightly more approachable: Phase I is easier than RBI's, and the insurance-focused Phase II rewards focused preparation. RBI has more vacancies but far more applicants. The aptitude and ESI syllabi overlap, so many aspirants attempt both.
What is the minimum qualification for IRDAI Assistant Manager?
A relevant bachelor's degree (or professional/PG qualification for specialist streams) with at least 60% marks, relaxed for SC/ST/PwBD; the Generalist stream accepts any degree. Age must be 21-30 with category relaxations.
Is there an attempt limit?
IRDAI does not specify a fixed attempt cap; candidates can apply in any cycle while within the age limit.
How many streams are there?
Six: Generalist, Actuarial, Finance, Law, IT and Research; the Generalist stream usually carries the most vacancies.
How much does the interview count?
Phase II (descriptive) and the Interview are combined in an 85:15 ratio; Phase I is only qualifying.
Is Phase I counted in the final merit?
No, Phase I is qualifying only. Final selection is based on the three Phase II descriptive papers (300 marks, 85%) plus the Interview (15%).
How hard is the IRDAI Assistant Manager exam?
Phase I is a standard bank-PO-level objective test, but the fully descriptive Phase II and stream-specific depth make overall competition high against a small number of posts.
How long does IRDAI Assistant Manager preparation take?
Typically 4-6 months: 2 months for Phase I aptitude and insurance awareness, then sustained descriptive-writing practice on ESI and Insurance & Management. Benchmark your level with free mock tests and practice questions on PrepClever.
What does ₹599 unlock?
All Phase I mocks, the complete Phase II descriptive banks for English, ESI and Insurance & Management, and curated insurance-sector current affairs. One payment, no subscription.
Phase II is 85% descriptive. Practice writing it, not just recalling it.
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