IRDAI Assistant Manager mock test
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IRDAI Assistant Manager Syllabus 2026
The complete IRDAI Assistant Manager syllabus for 2026 — 6 sections and 45 topics in all, organised exactly as the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) prescribes. Use it as your revision checklist, then test yourself with a free IRDAI Assistant Manager mock below.
Phase I — Reasoning7 topics
- Puzzles — floor, box, day-month, year and comparison-based
- Seating arrangement — linear, circular, square, parallel rows
- Syllogism — including possibility-based and reverse syllogism
- Blood relations, direction sense, ranking and order
- Coding-decoding, inequalities, input-output, data sufficiency
- Logical reasoning — statement-assumption, statement-conclusion, course of action, cause and effect
- Critical reasoning — passage-based and paragraph completion
Phase I — Quantitative Aptitude7 topics
- Number series, simplification, quadratic equations
- Arithmetic — percentages, ratio-proportion, averages, ages, partnership, mixtures and alligation
- Time and Work, Pipes and Cisterns, Time-Speed-Distance, Boats and Streams, Trains
- Simple Interest, Compound Interest, Profit-Loss-Discount
- Data Interpretation — Tables, Bar/Line/Pie charts, Caselet DI, Mixed DI, Missing DI
- Data Sufficiency, Quantity-1 vs Quantity-2 comparison
- Permutation, Combination, Probability, Mensuration
Phase I — English Language6 topics
- Reading Comprehension — economy / insurance / general passages (300-500 words)
- Cloze Test (new pattern with logical fillers)
- Error spotting, sentence correction, sentence improvement
- Para-jumbles, paragraph completion
- Phrase replacement, fill-in-the-blanks, word usage, word swap
- Vocabulary — synonyms, antonyms, idioms and phrases
Phase I — General Awareness6 topics
- Insurance sector — IRDAI structure (Chairman + 4 whole-time + 4 part-time members, HQ Hyderabad), Master Regulations, recent circulars, Bima Sugam / Bima Vahak / Bima Vistaar, Insurance for All by 2047
- Banking and financial sector — RBI structure, MPC, monetary policy tools, SEBI, PFRDA, NABARD
- Insurance penetration (premium as percent of GDP) and density (premium per capita) — IRDAI Annual Report figures
- Government schemes — PMJJBY (Rs 436 premium, Rs 2L cover; revised May 2022 from Rs 330), PMSBY (Rs 20 premium, Rs 2L cover), Ayushman Bharat PMJAY, APY, PMFBY
- Current affairs of the last 6-12 months — national, international, awards, sports
- Static GK — Indian polity essentials, geography capsules, history milestones
Phase II Paper II — Economic and Social Issues impacting Insurance9 topics
- Indian economy structure — sectoral composition, growth drivers, GDP and GVA, real vs nominal
- Monetary policy — RBI, MPC, inflation targeting 4 percent +/- 2 percent, repo/reverse repo/CRR/SLR/MSF
- Fiscal policy — Union Budget structure, FRBM Act 2003, deficit metrics, fiscal consolidation
- Financial inclusion — Jan Dhan, RuPay, DBT, PMJDY, IRDAI Bima Vahak network and Bima Vistaar bundled product
- Social sector — poverty (Tendulkar/Rangarajan), unemployment (PLFS), MPI, healthcare access, ageing population (NSSO ageing data)
- Insurance penetration in India (2.7 percent of GDP in life + 1.0 percent non-life range; verify latest figure from IRDAI Annual Report)
- Climate-linked and parametric insurance, crop insurance (PMFBY), microinsurance
- Globalisation and reinsurance — GIC Re as the Indian reinsurer, FDI cap at 74 percent for private insurers (Insurance Amendment Act 2021)
- Sustainable development goals (SDGs), ESG in financial services
Phase II Paper III — Generalist Stream: Insurance & Management10 topics
- Insurance Act 1938 — key sections: 2(d) definition of insurer, 27A solvency margin (minimum 150 percent), 38 assignment, 39 nomination, 45 indisputability after 3 years, 64UM licensing of agents/brokers/surveyors, 64VB no risk without premium
- IRDA Act 1999 — structure of IRDAI, powers and functions, Insurance Advisory Committee
- Insurance Laws Amendment Act 2014 — renamed IRDA to IRDAI, raised FDI cap to 49 percent, surveyor licensing changes
- Insurance Amendment Act 2021 — raised FDI cap to 74 percent
- Principles of insurance — utmost good faith (uberrimae fidei), insurable interest, indemnity, subrogation, contribution, proximate cause
- Types of insurance — life (term, endowment, ULIP, annuity), general (motor, health, fire, marine, engineering, liability, misc), health, reinsurance
- IRDAI Master Regulations — Registration of Insurance Companies, Insurance Brokers, Insurance Surveyors and Loss Assessors, Investments (Sec 27A solvency framework), Linked and Non-Linked Insurance Products, Health Insurance, File-and-Use (now Use-and-File 2022 regime)
- Free-look period (30 days, revised from 15 days via 2024 IRDAI circular), grace period (30 days annual/half-yearly, 15 days monthly), revival, surrender, paid-up value
- Bima Sugam (announced 2022), Bima Vahak (POS distribution network), Bima Vistaar (bundled product) under the Insurance for All by 2047 vision
- Management fundamentals — organisational behaviour, HRM, marketing, financial management at conceptual level
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