Want To Sell Insurance? Know How To Become A LIC Agent

namit singh sengar namit singh sengar | 04-26 00:11

Life Insurance Corporation of India is the largest state-owned insurance company in India, offering various insurance products and services to individuals and groups. Established in 1956, LIC plays a crucial role in the Indian insurance sector and is known for its wide network of agents and offices across the country.

While becoming a Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) agent can offer various benefits, it’s important to note that success in this role requires dedication, good communication skills, and the ability to understand and fulfill the insurance needs of clients. Income as an LIC agent can vary based on individual effort and market conditions. Prospective agents should thoroughly research the role and consider their skills and motivations before pursuing this career path.

Benefits of LIC agent

According to LIC, Being an agent offers flexible working hours, allowing individuals to manage their time according to their convenience. This flexibility can be appealing to those who have other commitments or responsibilities. LIC agents have flexibility in their work schedules and operate somewhat independently. This can be appealing to those who want more control over their work hours and career path.

Keep in mind that becoming a LIC agent requires dedication, good communication skills, and the ability to understand and fulfil the insurance needs of clients. It’s also a profession that requires building trust and maintaining long-term relationships with clients.

Process to become LIC agent

Become a LIC Agent in easy 5 steps;

1. Eligibility: You should have at least passed the 10th standard or SSC. There is no upper age limit, but the minimum age is 18 years.

2. Registration: Contact the nearest LIC branch office and meet the development officer (DO) with the basic documents. Get in touch with a LIC DO in your area. They will guide you through the application process. There might be a registration fee involved.

LIC Development Officers are responsible for overseeing and managing a team of LIC agents. They play a crucial role in recruiting, training, and motivating agents to achieve sales targets and meet business objectives. Development Officers also provide guidance and support to agents in building their client base and selling insurance policies.

3. Training: You’ll need to complete 25 hours of mandatory training provided by LIC either online or through classrooms. This training will equip you with the knowledge of LIC products and the insurance industry.

4. Examination: After the training, you’ll need to pass an online exam conducted by IRDA (Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority) to test your understanding of insurance regulations and LIC products.

5. Licence: Upon successfully passing the exam, you’ll receive your LIC agent licence. This allows you to officially sell LIC insurance policies.

As an LIC agent, it’s important to stay updated with changes in the insurance industry, products, and regulations. Continuous learning and skill development will help you succeed in your role.

For more details, people can visit the official website of LIC (https://www.licindia.in/) and get more information about the agent recruitment system.

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Namit Singh Sengar
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