Para 13.2 Exam Complete Syllabus – Assistant to AO Scale-I Promotion
The Para 13.2 competitive examination is an internal promotional exam conducted for employees of Public Sector General Insurance Companies (PSGICs) – NIACL, NICL, OICL, and UIIC – in the SCS (Supervisory, Clerical & Subordinate) cadre. This exam is your pathway from Assistant to Administrative Officer (Scale-I) position through the competitive channel under Para 13.2 of the Promotion Policy for SCS Staff.
This comprehensive guide covers the complete Para 13.2 exam syllabus, exam pattern, departmental subjects, and preparation strategy based on the official information handout issued by GIPSA (General Insurers Public Sector Association). Whether you’re an employee of NIACL, NICL, OICL, or UIIC, this guide will help you prepare effectively for your Para 13.2 promotion exam.
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What is Para 13.2 Exam?
Para 13.2 is the competitive channel for internal promotion from Assistant (Class 3) to Administrative Officer Scale-I (Class 1) in Public Sector General Insurance Companies. Unlike Para 13.1 (departmental channel based on seniority), Para 13.2 is a merit-based examination where candidates compete based on their performance in a written test.
Key Facts About Para 13.2 Exam:
- Conducting Body: GIPSA (General Insurers Public Sector Association)
- Eligible Companies: NIACL, NICL, OICL, UIIC
- Promotion Route: Assistant → Administrative Officer (Scale-I)
- Exam Mode: Online (Computer-Based Test)
- Conducted By: Insurance Institute of India (III)
- Exam Nature: Internal competitive examination
- Career Progression: SCS staff to Officer cadre (Class 3 to Class 1)
Official Para 13.2 Exam Pattern & Structure
According to the official Information Handout, the Para 13.2 examination is conducted in TWO sessions on the same day, consisting of Paper 1 (Departmental Subjects) and Paper 2 (English and General Knowledge). Both papers are conducted through online mode without pen and paper.
Exam Schedule (Typical Pattern):
| Time | Activity |
|---|---|
| 09:00 AM | Reporting time for Paper 1 |
| 09:45 AM | Entry gate closes for Paper 1 |
| 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM | Paper 1 – Departmental Subjects (120 minutes) |
| 12:00 PM – 01:00 PM | Lunch Break |
| 01:00 PM | Reporting time for Paper 2 |
| 01:45 PM | Entry gate closes for Paper 2 |
| 02:00 PM – 03:15 PM | Paper 2 – Objective Part (75 minutes) |
| 03:15 PM – 04:30 PM | Paper 2 – Descriptive Part (75 minutes) |
⚠️ Important: Candidates must report 30 minutes before each session. Entry gates close 15 minutes before the exam starts. Late entry is NOT permitted.
Paper 1 – Departmental Subjects (100 Marks, 120 Minutes)
Paper 1 is the most critical component of the Para 13.2 exam syllabus, testing your knowledge of insurance subjects. This paper consists of 6 Groups, each containing 40 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs).
Paper 1 Structure:
| Component | Details |
|---|---|
| Total Groups | 6 Groups (40 questions each) |
| Groups to Choose | Any 3 Groups out of 6 |
| Total Questions Available | 120 MCQs (from 3 selected groups) |
| Questions to Attempt | 100 questions out of 120 |
| Marks per Question | 1 mark |
| Total Marks | 100 marks |
| Duration | 120 minutes (2 hours) |
| Negative Marking | NO negative marking |
| Language | Bilingual (English & Hindi) |
💡 Group Selection Strategy:
- You can attempt questions from any or all 3 groups – there’s no minimum/maximum from each group
- If you attempt more than 100 questions, only the first 100 in order will be evaluated
- Recommendation: Don’t attempt more than 100 to avoid losing marks on questions you wanted to skip
Para 13.2 Departmental Subjects – Complete Syllabus (6 Groups)
Here’s the detailed syllabus for all 6 groups in Paper 1 of Para 13.2 exam. Choose any 3 groups based on your strength and interest:
Fire Insurance
Complete coverage of fire insurance principles, policies, and practices for general insurance companies.
Syllabus Topics:
- Fire Insurance Fundamentals:
- Principles of fire insurance
- Concept of insurable interest in fire insurance
- Proximate cause and loss assessment
- Perils covered and exclusions
- Fire Insurance Policies:
- Standard Fire & Special Perils (SFSP) Policy
- Consequential loss policies (Loss of Profits)
- Industrial All Risk (IAR) policies
- Fire policy coverage and extensions
- Underwriting in Fire Insurance:
- Risk assessment and hazard classification
- Occupancy classification
- Construction classification (Class A, B, C)
- Fire protection systems and their impact on premium
- Sum insured determination methods
- Fire Insurance Claims:
- Claims procedure and documentation
- Surveyors’ role and reports
- Average clause application
- Salvage and subrogation
- Total loss vs partial loss assessment
- Special Topics:
- Co-insurance and reinsurance in fire
- Fire tariff and rating structure
- Fire brigade charges
- Terrorism pool coverage
Marine Insurance
Comprehensive coverage of marine cargo and hull insurance for import-export trade and shipping.
Syllabus Topics:
- Marine Insurance Principles:
- Marine Insurance Act provisions
- Principles of utmost good faith
- Insurable interest in marine insurance
- Doctrine of warranties
- Perils of the sea vs perils on the sea
- Marine Cargo Insurance:
- Institute Cargo Clauses (ICC A, B, C)
- Coverage under different ICC versions
- All Risks vs Named Perils coverage
- Open policies and specific voyage policies
- War and strike clauses
- Marine Hull Insurance:
- Ship/hull insurance principles
- Total loss and constructive total loss
- General average and particular average
- Running down clause (RDC)
- Protection and Indemnity (P&I) coverage
- Documentation & Procedures:
- Bill of lading and its importance
- Certificate of insurance
- Survey reports and claims procedure
- Marine claims handling
- Aviation Insurance (if included):
- Aviation hull insurance
- Aviation liability coverage
- Airport liability
Miscellaneous Insurance
Coverage of motor, health, liability, and other non-fire/non-marine insurance products.
Syllabus Topics:
- Motor Insurance:
- Motor Vehicles Act provisions
- Third-party liability (mandatory coverage)
- Own Damage (OD) coverage
- Comprehensive motor insurance
- No Claim Bonus (NCB) system
- Insured Declared Value (IDV) calculation
- Motor insurance claims and investigation
- Health Insurance:
- Mediclaim policies (individual and family floater)
- Critical illness insurance
- Personal accident insurance
- Hospital cash policies
- Pre and post hospitalization coverage
- Waiting periods and exclusions
- Liability Insurance:
- Public liability insurance
- Product liability
- Professional indemnity
- Directors’ and Officers’ (D&O) liability
- Workmen’s compensation
- Engineering Insurance:
- Contractors’ All Risk (CAR) policy
- Erection All Risk (EAR) policy
- Machinery breakdown insurance
- Electronic Equipment Insurance (EEI)
- Other Miscellaneous Covers:
- Burglary and theft insurance
- Travel insurance
- Property insurance
- Fidelity guarantee insurance
- Credit insurance
Accounts & Investment
Financial accounting, insurance accounting, investment regulations, and financial management.
Syllabus Topics:
- Financial Accounting Basics:
- Accounting principles and concepts
- Double entry bookkeeping
- Journal, ledger, trial balance
- Final accounts preparation
- Profit and Loss account
- Balance sheet
- Insurance Accounting:
- Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDAI) accounting guidelines
- Revenue recognition in insurance
- Unearned premium calculation
- Claim reserves and provisions
- Reinsurance accounting
- Incurred But Not Reported (IBNR) reserves
- Investment Regulations:
- IRDAI investment regulations for insurers
- Pattern of investment (debt, equity, government securities)
- Solvency margin requirements
- Asset-liability management
- Investment income accounting
- Financial Ratios & Analysis:
- Combined ratio, loss ratio, expense ratio
- Return on Investment (ROI)
- Liquidity ratios
- Solvency ratios
- Financial statement analysis
- Taxation:
- Income tax provisions for insurance companies
- GST applicability in insurance
- TDS provisions
Personnel & Legal (Labour Laws)
Human resource management, industrial relations, and labour law compliance.
Syllabus Topics:
- Labour Laws:
- Industrial Disputes Act, 1947
- Trade Unions Act, 1926
- Payment of Wages Act, 1936
- Minimum Wages Act, 1948
- Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF) Act
- Employees’ State Insurance (ESI) Act
- Payment of Gratuity Act, 1972
- Payment of Bonus Act, 1965
- Maternity Benefit Act, 1961
- Workmen’s Compensation Act, 1923
- Industrial Relations:
- Collective bargaining
- Standing orders
- Disciplinary proceedings
- Grievance handling mechanism
- Strikes and lockouts
- Conciliation and arbitration
- Human Resource Management:
- Recruitment and selection
- Training and development
- Performance appraisal
- Compensation management
- Employee welfare measures
- Retirement and separation
- Contract Laws (Basics):
- Indian Contract Act, 1872 (basic provisions)
- Law of agency
- Service conditions and employment contracts
Data Processing / Mechanization & Management Information System
Information technology, computer systems, database management, and MIS in insurance.
Syllabus Topics:
- Computer Fundamentals:
- Computer hardware and software basics
- Input/output devices
- Storage devices and memory
- Operating systems (Windows, Linux basics)
- Computer networks (LAN, WAN, Internet)
- Data Processing:
- Data vs Information
- Data processing cycle
- Batch processing vs online processing
- Data entry and validation
- Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)
- Database Management:
- Database concepts (DBMS)
- Relational database models
- SQL basics (queries, tables)
- Data security and backup
- Data integrity and normalization
- Management Information System (MIS):
- MIS definition and importance
- Decision Support Systems (DSS)
- Executive Information Systems (EIS)
- MIS reports for management
- Insurance MIS applications
- IT in Insurance:
- Core insurance systems
- Policy administration systems
- Claims management systems
- CRM (Customer Relationship Management)
- Digital insurance and online portals
- Insurance aggregators and comparison portals
- Cybersecurity & Data Protection:
- Information security basics
- Data privacy and protection
- Cyber threats and safeguards
- Disaster recovery and business continuity
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Paper 2 – English and General Knowledge (100 Marks, 150 Minutes)
Paper 2 consists of TWO parts – Objective (MCQs) and Descriptive (Essay, Précis, Letter). Both parts are conducted in online mode with separate time allocations.
Paper 2 Structure:
| Part | Sections | Questions | Marks | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Objective Part | English (25) + GK (50) | 75 MCQs | 75 marks | 75 minutes |
| Descriptive Part | Essay + Précis + Letter | 3 questions | 25 marks | 75 minutes |
| Total Paper 2 | 100 marks | 150 minutes | ||
Paper 2 – Part (i): Objective Part (75 Marks, 75 Minutes)
Section 1: English (25 Questions, 25 Marks)
- Reading Comprehension: Passage-based questions (5-8 questions)
- Vocabulary:
- Synonyms and antonyms
- One-word substitution
- Idioms and phrases
- Word usage
- Grammar:
- Error spotting
- Sentence correction
- Fill in the blanks
- Active-passive voice
- Direct-indirect speech
- Tenses
- Articles and prepositions
- Sentence Rearrangement: Para jumbles and sentence sequencing
Section 2: General Knowledge (50 Questions, 50 Marks)
- Insurance Sector GK:
- IRDAI updates and circulars
- Insurance statistics (penetration, density)
- New insurance products and schemes
- Insurance companies’ developments
- Government insurance schemes
- Banking & Financial Sector:
- RBI policies and guidelines
- Banking terminology
- Monetary policy updates
- Economic indicators
- Current Affairs (Last 6-8 Months):
- National and international news
- Awards and honors
- Sports events
- Books and authors
- Appointments and resignations
- Government schemes and policies
- Static GK:
- Indian geography (rivers, mountains, states, capitals)
- Indian history (independence movement, important dates)
- Indian polity (Constitution basics)
- International organizations (UN, WHO, IMF, World Bank)
- Countries, capitals, and currencies
- Important days and dates
📖 All Questions Compulsory: Unlike Paper 1, all 75 questions in the Objective Part of Paper 2 are compulsory. There is NO negative marking for wrong answers.
Paper 2 – Part (ii): Descriptive Part (25 Marks, 75 Minutes)
The descriptive part is typed on the computer screen using the keyboard. This tests your English writing skills, comprehension, and expression abilities.
Question 1: Essay Writing (10 Marks)
- Format: Choose 1 topic out of 4 given topics
- Word Limit: Typically 250-300 words
- Topics Include:
- Social issues (technology, education, health)
- Economic topics (inflation, GST, digital economy)
- Insurance industry topics
- Current affairs and government policies
- Environmental issues
- Assessment Criteria:
- Content relevance and depth
- Structure and organization
- Language quality and grammar
- Originality of thought
Question 2: Précis Writing (10 Marks)
- Format: Summarize a given passage in one-third of its original length
- Original Passage: Typically 300-400 words
- Your Précis: 100-130 words approximately
- Key Skills Tested:
- Comprehension ability
- Identifying main ideas
- Eliminating redundant information
- Concise expression
- Maintaining original meaning
- Important Rules:
- Write in third person
- Use indirect speech
- No personal opinions
- No examples from outside the passage
- Give a suitable title
Question 3: Letter Writing (5 Marks)
- Types of Letters:
- Formal business letters
- Official correspondence
- Letters to authorities
- Complaint letters
- Request letters
- Format Required:
- Proper address format (sender and receiver)
- Date
- Subject line
- Salutation
- Body (introduction, main content, conclusion)
- Complimentary close
- Signature
- Word Limit: 150-200 words typically
⚠️ Critical Note for Descriptive Part:
- Answers are typed on computer using keyboard – check keyboard functionality before starting
- No spell-check or grammar-check available in most exam interfaces
- Type carefully and proofread mentally before submitting
- Time management is crucial – allocate time wisely (Essay 35 min, Précis 30 min, Letter 10 min)
Para 13.2 Passing Marks & Qualification Criteria
Understanding the passing marks is critical for your Para 13.2 exam preparation strategy. You must qualify in BOTH papers separately.
Official Passing Criteria:
| Category | Paper 1 (Out of 100) | Paper 2 (Out of 100) | Aggregate (Out of 200) |
|---|---|---|---|
| General Category | Minimum 50 marks | Minimum 50 marks | Minimum 120 marks |
| SC/ST Category | Minimum 40 marks | Minimum 40 marks | Minimum 100 marks |
🎯 Important Qualification Rules:
- You must score minimum qualifying marks in EACH paper separately
- You must also achieve the aggregate minimum (both papers combined)
- There is NO requirement for minimum marks in individual groups within Paper 1
- There is NO requirement for minimum marks in individual sections/questions within Paper 2
- If you fail in even one paper, you will NOT qualify – even if you score very high in the other paper
Para 13.2 Exam Language – Bilingual Option
The Para 13.2 exam provides bilingual question papers to help candidates attempt questions comfortably in their preferred language.
Language Details:
- Paper 1 (Departmental Subjects): Bilingual – English & Hindi
- Paper 2 – Objective Part GK: Bilingual – English & Hindi
- Paper 2 – Objective Part English: English only (obviously!)
- Paper 2 – Descriptive Part: Questions in English, answers also in English
How Bilingual Works:
- You will select a default language (English or Hindi) at the start
- All questions will appear in your default language
- You can change the language of individual questions using a button on the screen
- The default language selected on the instructions page cannot be changed later
- In case of any ambiguity, the English version will prevail
How to Prepare for Para 13.2 Exam – Complete Strategy
1. Group Selection Strategy (Most Critical Decision)
Choosing the right 3 groups out of 6 can make or break your Paper 1 performance.
Recommended Group Combinations:
- For Insurance Operations Employees:
- Fire Insurance + Marine Insurance + Miscellaneous Insurance (All insurance subjects)
- Fire Insurance + Miscellaneous Insurance + Accounts & Investment
- For Accounts Department Employees:
- Accounts & Investment + Fire Insurance + Miscellaneous Insurance
- Accounts & Investment + Personnel & Legal + MIS
- For IT/Computer Background:
- Data Processing/MIS + Accounts & Investment + Fire/Miscellaneous
- For HR Department Employees:
- Personnel & Legal + Accounts & Investment + Fire/Miscellaneous
💡 Group Selection Tips:
- Choose based on your daily work – subjects you deal with regularly
- Don’t avoid all insurance subjects – at least select 2 insurance groups (Fire/Marine/Miscellaneous)
- Balance difficulty – mix easier and harder subjects
- Consider scoring potential – some groups have more direct questions
- Practice extensively for your chosen 3 groups before final selection
2. 6-Month Preparation Plan
Months 1-2: Foundation & Group Selection
- Study basics of all 6 groups (20-25 days)
- Attempt practice questions from each group
- Identify your strengths and weaknesses
- Finalize your 3 groups by end of Month 2
- Start English grammar revision
- Begin daily current affairs reading
Months 3-4: Intensive Subject Study
- Deep dive into your selected 3 groups
- Complete syllabus coverage for all 3 groups
- Practice 50-60 MCQs daily from chosen groups
- English: Reading comprehension practice
- GK: Monthly current affairs compilation
- Descriptive: Essay writing practice (1 essay per week)
Month 5: Mock Tests & Descriptive Practice
- Take full-length Paper 1 mock tests (weekly)
- Take Paper 2 objective mock tests (weekly)
- Practice essay, précis, letter writing (daily)
- Analyze mock test performance
- Work on weak topics
- Time management practice
Month 6: Revision & Final Preparation
- Complete revision of all 3 groups
- Take 2-3 full mock tests per week
- Daily descriptive writing practice
- Current affairs final revision
- Formula and concept revision
- Relax in last 3-4 days
3. Subject-wise Preparation Tips
For Paper 1 (Departmental Subjects):
- Focus on practical aspects: Relate theory to your daily work
- Make short notes: Key formulas, definitions, important points
- Practice MCQs extensively: Solve 1000+ questions from each group
- Understand, don’t memorize: Conceptual clarity is more important
- Current developments: Keep updated with IRDAI circulars
For Paper 2 – English:
- Read English newspaper daily (The Hindu, Economic Times)
- Learn grammar rules systematically
- Practice reading comprehension passages
- Build vocabulary through word lists
- Practice error spotting daily
For Paper 2 – General Knowledge:
- Focus on last 6-8 months current affairs
- Prioritize insurance and banking sector news
- Make monthly current affairs notes
- Revise static GK topics
- Use GK apps and current affairs PDFs
For Paper 2 – Descriptive:
- Essay: Practice 20-25 essays on diverse topics
- Précis: Practice 30-40 précis exercises
- Letter: Learn standard formats for different letter types
- Typing speed: Improve typing speed and accuracy
- Time allocation: Practice completing all 3 in 75 minutes
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Important Para 13.2 Exam Rules & Guidelines
Documents Required at Exam Center:
- Photo Admit Card:
- Issued by your company
- Must have your photograph attested
- Must be countersigned by competent officer
- Same admit card used for both Paper 1 and Paper 2
- Employee Identity Card:
- Company-issued ID with photograph (mandatory)
- If not issued, bring PAN Card / Passport / Driving License / Voter ID
⚠️ No Entry Without Documents: You will be debarred from the exam if you fail to bring either the Admit Card or valid photo ID.
Items Allowed & Prohibited:
| Allowed Items | Strictly Prohibited Items |
|---|---|
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📝 Rough Work: A sheet of paper will be provided for rough work. You MUST hand it over to the test administrator before leaving – don’t take it with you!
Online Exam Procedure:
- Login: Use Roll Number, SR NO, Email ID, and Password from admit card
- Verification: Check that your name and roll number displayed are correct
- Instructions: Read on-screen instructions carefully
- Mock Tests: Practice with official mock tests before exam day
- Technical Issues: Don’t panic – wait for administrator’s instructions
Para 13.2 Mock Tests – Practice Before Exam
The official Para 13.2 Information Handout mentions that mock tests are available for practice. These give you a feel of the actual online exam interface.
Why Mock Tests are Critical:
- Familiarize with online exam interface
- Practice time management (120 min for Paper 1, 75+75 min for Paper 2)
- Understand question navigation
- Test your group selection strategy
- Identify weak areas before actual exam
- Reduce exam day anxiety
- Practice typing for descriptive paper
🎯 Mock Test Strategy:
- Start taking mocks 2 months before exam
- Take at least 10-15 full-length mocks
- Analyze each mock thoroughly – spend 2-3 hours on analysis
- Track your progress – maintain a score sheet
- Simulate actual exam conditions (timing, environment)
- Practice Paper 1 and Paper 2 on the same day (with lunch break)
Para 13.2 Exam FAQs – Common Questions Answered
Q1: What is the difference between Para 13.1 and Para 13.2?
Answer: Para 13.1 is the departmental channel based on seniority, qualifications, and service record. Para 13.2 is the competitive channel based on written examination performance. Para 13.2 is merit-based and requires clearing a competitive exam.
Q2: Which groups should I choose in Para 13.2?
Answer: Choose groups based on your daily work and expertise. Popular combinations are: (1) Fire + Marine + Miscellaneous for operations staff, (2) Fire + Miscellaneous + Accounts for accounts staff, (3) Accounts + Personnel + MIS for admin staff. Practice all 6 groups initially, then select your best 3.
Q3: Is there negative marking in Para 13.2 exam?
Answer: No, there is NO negative marking in either Paper 1 or Paper 2. You can attempt all questions without worry of losing marks for wrong answers.
Q4: Can I attempt questions from all 3 groups or must I stick to one?
Answer: You can attempt questions from any or all 3 groups you’ve selected. There’s no minimum or maximum requirement from each group – just ensure you don’t attempt more than 100 total questions.
Q5: What happens if I attempt more than 100 questions in Paper 1?
Answer: Only the first 100 questions in order will be evaluated, NOT the first 100 correct answers. So avoid attempting more than 100 to prevent unwanted questions from being scored.
Q6: Is the descriptive paper handwritten or typed?
Answer: The descriptive paper is typed on computer using keyboard. There is no handwritten component. Make sure to check keyboard functionality before starting.
Q7: How much time for each part of Paper 2?
Answer: Paper 2 Objective Part has 75 minutes (for 75 MCQs). Paper 2 Descriptive Part has separate 75 minutes (for essay, précis, letter). You cannot use time from one part in another.
Q8: What is the passing aggregate for Para 13.2?
Answer: For General category: 50% in each paper + 120/200 aggregate. For SC/ST: 40% in each paper + 100/200 aggregate. You must qualify in BOTH individual paper marks AND aggregate.
Q9: How many times can I appear for Para 13.2 exam?
Answer: There is no limit on attempts for Para 13.2 internal promotion exam. You can appear every year as long as you meet the eligibility criteria.
Q10: Which companies’ employees can appear for Para 13.2?
Answer: Employees of all four Public Sector General Insurance Companies – NIACL, NICL, OICL, and UIIC – who are in SCS cadre and meet eligibility can appear for Para 13.2 exam.
Compensatory Time for Candidates with Benchmark Disabilities
Candidates with certain benchmark disabilities are entitled to additional time for the examination.
Eligible Disabilities:
- Blindness (VI)
- Locomotor disability – both arms affected (OC – BA)
- Cerebral palsy (CP)
- Physical limitation to write (LW) – as certified by CMO/Civil Surgeon/Medical Superintendent
Additional Time Provided:
- Paper 1: 40 minutes extra (total 160 minutes instead of 120)
- Paper 2 – Objective Part: 25 minutes extra (total 100 minutes instead of 75)
- Paper 2 – Descriptive Part: 25 minutes extra (total 100 minutes instead of 75)
Important: Candidates must ascertain their eligibility for compensatory time from their company in advance. No requests for compensatory time will be entertained at the test venue.
Final Tips for Para 13.2 Exam Success
15 Days Before Exam:
- Complete all syllabus revision
- Take 1 full mock test every alternate day
- Revise short notes and formulas daily
- Practice essay, précis, letter daily
- Stay updated with current affairs
- Don’t start any new topics
1 Day Before Exam:
- Light revision only – don’t overburden yourself
- Check exam center location and travel route
- Arrange transport to reach 30 minutes early
- Keep documents ready (Admit card + ID)
- Sleep well – minimum 7-8 hours
- Stay calm and confident
Exam Day:
- Reach venue at least 30 minutes before reporting time
- Carry admit card and photo ID
- Don’t bring any prohibited items
- Check PC, keyboard, mouse before exam starts
- Read on-screen instructions carefully
- Manage time wisely in both papers
- Don’t panic if you face technical issues
- Attempt all questions (no negative marking!)
💪 Remember: You have years of practical experience working in insurance. Use that advantage! Para 13.2 tests what you already know from your daily work. Stay confident and give your best!
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