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Key Facts: GIC Re Assistant Manager Exam

123 Qs

Total Questions (120 Obj, 3 Desc)

GIC Re Recruitment Notification

150 min

Total Exam Duration

GIC Re Recruitment Notification

0.25

Negative Marking Penalty

GIC Re Marking Scheme

60%

Minimum General Qualifying Marks

GIC Re Recruitment Notification

Online exam for GIC Re Assistant Manager. 150 minutes for 120 objective questions and 3 descriptive questions. Followed by GD and Interview.

Sample GIC Re Assistant Manager Practice Questions

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1Statement: The company has decided to conduct a specialized stress management workshop for all its employees. Assumption I: Employees are currently experiencing high stress levels. Assumption II: Stress management workshops can help reduce employee stress.
A.Only assumption I is implicit
B.Only assumption II is implicit
C.Both assumptions I and II are implicit
D.Neither assumption I nor II is implicit
Explanation: Both assumptions are implicit. The company's decision to organize a stress management workshop assumes that employees need it (have stress) and that the workshop will be effective in reducing it.
2Statement: Please do not speed while driving in residential zones to ensure the safety of pedestrians. Assumption I: People generally drive at high speeds in residential zones. Assumption II: Pedestrians are at risk from speeding vehicles.
A.Only assumption I is implicit
B.Only assumption II is implicit
C.Both assumptions I and II are implicit
D.Neither assumption I nor II is implicit
Explanation: Only assumption II is implicit. The statement requests drivers not to speed for pedestrian safety, assuming speeding threatens safety. It does not necessarily assume that everyone is currently speeding (Assumption I).
3Statement: The municipal corporation has decided to introduce high-speed transit buses on dedicated lanes to ease traffic congestion. Assumption I: Dedicated lanes will allow transit buses to move faster than normal traffic. Assumption II: Commuters will choose buses over personal vehicles if travel times are reduced.
A.Only assumption I is implicit
B.Only assumption II is implicit
C.Both assumptions I and II are implicit
D.Neither assumption I nor II is implicit
Explanation: Both assumptions are implicit. For the plan to succeed in easing congestion, dedicated lanes must enable faster transit (Assumption I), and commuters must shift from cars to buses due to saved time (Assumption II).
4Statement: Switching to organic fertilizers is the only way to restore the soil health of our agricultural land. Assumption I: Soil health of the agricultural land has deteriorated. Assumption II: Chemical fertilizers are completely toxic to all forms of plant life.
A.Only assumption I is implicit
B.Only assumption II is implicit
C.Both assumptions I and II are implicit
D.Neither assumption I nor II is implicit
Explanation: Only assumption I is implicit. The statement talks about restoring soil health, which assumes it is currently degraded. Assumption II is an extreme statement and is not implicit.
5Statement: The central bank lowered benchmark interest rates today to stimulate credit demand and economic activity. Assumption I: Lower interest rates will encourage businesses to borrow more money. Assumption II: Commercial banks will immediately pass the full benefit of rate cuts to retail consumers.
A.Only assumption I is implicit
B.Only assumption II is implicit
C.Both assumptions I and II are implicit
D.Neither assumption I nor II is implicit
Explanation: Only assumption I is implicit. Lowering benchmark rates assumes that cheaper credit will stimulate demand (Assumption I). The central bank does not assume that commercial banks will immediately pass on the full benefit (Assumption II), as transmission is often lag-based.
6Statement: Implementing a carbon tax is necessary to compel companies to adopt cleaner technologies. Assumption I: Companies will not adopt cleaner technologies unless they face a financial penalty. Assumption II: A carbon tax is the most effective policy tool compared to all other regulatory approaches.
A.Only assumption I is implicit
B.Only assumption II is implicit
C.Both assumptions I and II are implicit
D.Neither assumption I nor II is implicit
Explanation: Only assumption I is implicit. The statement says the tax is 'necessary to compel' companies, implying they won't do it voluntarily without financial penalty. Assumption II is not implicit because the statement doesn't compare it to all other regulatory tools.
7Statement: Students who attend classes regularly tend to score higher on final examinations. Conclusion I: Regular class attendance is the only factor that guarantees high exam scores. Conclusion II: Regular class attendance helps in understanding topics, which translates to better scores.
A.Only conclusion I follows
B.Only conclusion II follows
C.Both conclusions I and II follow
D.Neither conclusion I nor II follows
Explanation: Only conclusion II follows. The statement suggests a positive relationship between attendance and scores. Conclusion I is incorrect because it uses extreme words like 'only' and 'guarantees'. Conclusion II represents a logical explanation of the trend.
8Statement: Despite a slowdown in the agricultural sector, the overall GDP growth rate remained high due to strong performance in manufacturing and services. Conclusion I: Manufacturing and services sectors contributed more to GDP than agriculture. Conclusion II: A slowdown in agriculture will never affect the growth of the manufacturing sector.
A.Only conclusion I follows
B.Only conclusion II follows
C.Both conclusions I and II follow
D.Neither conclusion I nor II follows
Explanation: Only conclusion I follows. The statement indicates that strong performance in manufacturing and services offset the agricultural slowdown, meaning their contribution was dominant. Conclusion II is a generalization about future relationships not found in the text.
9Statement: The clinical trials of the new anti-malarial drug showed a 95% efficacy rate with zero major side effects reported among the sample group. Conclusion I: The new drug is completely safe for all age groups. Conclusion II: The drug is highly effective in treating malaria in the trial population.
A.Only conclusion I follows
B.Only conclusion II follows
C.Both conclusions I and II follow
D.Neither conclusion I nor II follows
Explanation: Only conclusion II follows. The trial results directly support that the drug is highly effective (95% efficacy) in the trial population. Conclusion I is an extrapolation because we do not know if all age groups were tested.
10Statement: Major city reservoirs are filled to 90% capacity after continuous monsoon rains, ensuring water supply for the next twelve months. Conclusion I: The city will not face any drinking water shortages for the next year. Conclusion II: Rainwater harvesting is the only viable way to manage urban water demand.
A.Only conclusion I follows
B.Only conclusion II follows
C.Both conclusions I and II follow
D.Neither conclusion I nor II follows
Explanation: Only conclusion I follows. The statement explicitly states that the 90% capacity ensures water supply for the next 12 months, concluding that shortages won't occur. Conclusion II is out of context and not supported by the text.

About the GIC Re Assistant Manager Exam

The GIC Re Assistant Manager Scale I Exam is a competitive test for recruiting officers. It includes objective sections on Higher-Order Reasoning, Reasoning Ability, English Language, General Awareness, and Numerical Ability & Computer Literacy, along with a descriptive test. This practice set provides 100 objective questions covering these topics.

Questions

123 scored questions

Time Limit

150 minutes

Passing Score

Sectional and overall cut-offs apply

Exam Fee

₹1,000 for General/OBC (General Insurance Corporation of India)

GIC Re Assistant Manager Exam Content Outline

33%

Higher-Order Reasoning Ability

Critical thinking and analytical puzzles.

17%

Reasoning Ability

Standard logical reasoning.

21%

English Language

Grammar, vocabulary, reading comprehension.

17%

General Awareness

Current affairs and insurance awareness.

12%

Numerical Ability & Computer Literacy

Arithmetic and basic computer knowledge.

How to Pass the GIC Re Assistant Manager Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: Sectional and overall cut-offs apply
  • Exam length: 123 questions
  • Time limit: 150 minutes
  • Exam fee: ₹1,000 for General/OBC

Keys to Passing

  • Complete 500+ practice questions
  • Score 80%+ consistently before scheduling
  • Focus on highest-weighted sections
  • Use our AI tutor for tough concepts

GIC Re Assistant Manager Study Tips from Top Performers

1Focus on Higher-Order Reasoning Ability as it carries 33% of the total marks in the objective paper.
2Practice descriptive writing tasks such as essays and précis regularly to score well in Part C.
3Keep yourself updated with the last 6 months of current affairs, financial markets, and insurance-specific updates.
4Practice numerical and logical reasoning questions to improve calculation speed and accuracy.
5Solve full-length mock tests under timed conditions to improve your overall test-taking strategy.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the selection process for GIC Re Assistant Manager Scale I?

The selection process consists of an online written examination (objective and descriptive), followed by a group discussion and a personal interview.

Is there any negative marking in the objective test?

Yes, there is a penalty of 0.25 marks (1/4th of the marks assigned to the question) for each incorrect answer in the objective exam.

What are the passing marks or qualifying criteria?

Candidates must secure a minimum of 60% marks in the written test (50% for SC/ST category) to be considered for group discussion and interview.

What is the educational eligibility for the Generalist stream?

Candidates must have a Bachelor's degree in any discipline with a minimum of 60% marks (55% for SC/ST candidates) from a recognized university.

What are the key subjects covered in the objective written exam?

The objective exam covers Higher-Order Reasoning Ability, Reasoning Ability, English Language, General Awareness, and Numerical Ability & Computer Literacy.