LIC Assistant Recruitment 2019: 8000 posts at licindia.in, Oct 1 last date
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LIC recruitment 2019: The Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) of India has released the recruitment notification for 8,000 posts of LIC assistants on its official website licindia.in. LIC has invited online applications from eligible candidates to fill up the vacancies in the divisional offices of the organisation under the Central, Eastern, East-Central, Northern, Northern Central, Southern, South Central and Western Zones.
All government job seekers can apply for LIC assistant posts 2019 as October 1 is the last date for registration. The post of LIC assistant requires performing the various duties of clerical staff including customer service executive, cashier, single window operator, etc. for its several LIC branch offices located across India. The online registration process of LIC assistant vacancies 2019 began on September 17, 2019, and will close on October 1, 2019.
The LIC assistant will be given a monthly stipend of Rs 14,435.
The selection process will be based on two computer-based tests (CBT) after which they will undergo a pre-recruitment medical examination. Candidates should apply for one LIC division only as multiple applications can be rejected. Applicants are advised to visit the LIC website at regular intervals for information regarding the date of online examination.
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