Start with the published basics
LIC's guideline page lists Standard 10th pass and age 18 or above as basic eligibility. This is the first filter only. Candidates should still confirm branch requirements, training schedule, documents, and current process through official or authorized channels.
Understand the general process
The usual path described by LIC includes branch interaction, training, the IRDAI pre-recruitment examination, and then appointment steps after successful completion. A guidance call can help you understand what to ask before you visit or speak with the relevant branch contact.
Think like a service professional
Agency work is not just filling forms. Candidates should be comfortable meeting people, explaining protection needs responsibly, following compliance rules, and serving policyholders over time.
Avoid unrealistic promises
Do not rely on anyone promising guaranteed appointment, fixed salary, or assured income. LIC agency work is generally commission-based and results depend on effort, market, persistency, client service, and applicable rules.
FAQs
What is the minimum age to become an LIC agent?
LIC's published guideline lists age 18 or above as basic eligibility.
Is there training?
LIC states that candidates complete 25 hours of training before the pre-recruitment examination.
Does this website appoint LIC agents?
No. This is an independent guidance and lead-generation website, not the official LIC website.