NIACL AO scorecard 2025 out for recruitment of 550 posts
Suviral Shukla | August 7, 2025 | 02:30 PM IST | 1 min read
The login details to download the NIACL AO 2025 scorecard include candidate’s roll number and date of birth.
The New India Assurance Company Limited (NIACL) has published the NIACL AO scorecard 2025 today. Candidates who appeared for the competitive exam for the recruitment to NIACL Administrative Officer (general and specialists) posts can download the scorecard through the official website at newindian.co.in.
The login details to download the NIACL AO 2025 scorecard for recruitment to a total of 550 vacancies include candidate’s roll number and date of birth.
The NIACL AO 2025 scorecards have been issued for phase 1, 2 exams and the interview stage. It consists of details such as section-wise marks, and total marks obtained in three stages, prelims, mains and interview.
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NIACL AO Scorecard 2025: How to download
Candidates can follow the steps given below to download their NIACL AO scorecard 2025 through the official portal.
- Go to newindia.co.in, and click on the ‘recruitment’ section on the homepage.
- A new page will open.
- Click on the section which says ‘recruitment-marksheet.’
- Move your cursor to ‘recruitment 2024-administrative officer.’
- On a new window, type login credentials such as roll number and date of birth.
- NIACL AO scorecard 2025 will appear on the screen.
NIACL AO Vacancies
Here is the table given below showing the number of available vacancies for the NIACL AO 2025 recruitment exam.
|
Name of the Post |
Available Vacancies |
|
Administrative Officers (Generalists & Specialists) |
550 |
|
Assistants |
TBA |
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