NICL AO mains result 2025 out; 834 qualify for generalist, specialist interview
Vaishnavi Shukla | November 7, 2025 | 03:12 PM IST | 1 min read
NICL AO 2025: Candidates can access their mains result on the official website, nationalinsurance.nic.co.in, and find their roll number and interview date in the PDF available.
The National Insurance Company Limited (NICL) has declared the NICL Administrative Officer (AO) mains result 2025. Candidates can access their NICL AO 2025 result PDF on the official website, nationalinsurance.nic.co.in. A total of 834 have qualified for the interview round.
A link to download the call letters for candidates will be made available under the recruitment section of the official website shortly. The interview will commence on November 26.
However, candidates' admission to the interview is strictly provisional. Appearing in the interview will not automatically confer any right to be selected for the post.
Additionally, a separate declaration sheet, instruction sheet, and interview data sheet for the candidates will be uploaded to the official website in due course. Five copies of the duly filled and signed interview data sheet have to be submitted at the venue on the day of the interview.
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NICL AO Result 2025: Interview venues
The interview venues for the north, west, south, and east zones are as follows.
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Zones |
Addresses |
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North zone |
NICL, Delhi Regional Office-II,
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West |
NICL, Mumbai Regional Office-III,
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South |
NICL, Chennai Regional Office,
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East |
NICL, Head Office,
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Candidates appearing for the interview will be reimbursed to-and-fro sleeper class railway ticket fare, bus fare by the shortest route, from their place of residence, on production of evidence of travel.
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