TIER-I

The TIER-I exam consists of the following sections:-

  • English: The number of questions asked in this section is 30 and each question is of 1 mark.
  • Reasoning: The number of questions asked in this section is 35 and each question is of 1 mark.
  • Numerical Ability: The number of questions asked in this section is 35 and each question is of 1 mark.

These three sections are there in the TIER-I exam. Each question is of 1 mark thus making a total of 100 marks and 1/4th mark is deducted if the candidate has given a wrong answer. The time duration of TIER-I exam is 60 minutes (1 hour). Now, let’s jump to TIER-II exam.

NIACL Entrance Exam Experience For Assistant

The New India Assurance Company Limited or in short NIACL is an undertaking of the Government of India. The post for which NIACL rolled out the application forms was Assistant. There were a total of 300 posts of Assistant for which the application forms were rolled out.

In this article, I will discuss many things related to this exam i.e. the registration fees, different sections of this exam, etc. So, this exam was expected to be held in March 2024. As far as I remember, the TIER-I exam was scheduled for 02nd March 2024. Talking about the registration fees, it was Rs. 850 for General/ OBC and for SC/ST it was Rs. 100. The registration process started on 01st February and concluded on 15th February 2024. So, the candidates only had 15 days to register for this entrance exam. One thing that is different in this entrance exam is that if a candidate is applying against the vacancies in for example Delhi State, then they can opt for the centre in Delhi only and that candidate would be considered for employment in Delhi only. The candidates are finally selected when they pass all three stages: TIER-I, TIER-II and Regional Language Test. So, now let’s talk about all the three stages:-

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