LIC AAO Mock Test

Free online practice for Life Insurance Corporation AAO examination targeting 841 positions (350 Generalist, 410 Specialist, 81 Assistant Engineer) without registration barriers. Access unlimited LIC AAO prelims mock test attempts for October exam schedule and LIC AAO mains test series for November examination at sarkariexam.center with zero payment requirements and instant performance analytics.

LIC AAO Mock Test Free Online Practice

Prepare for Assistant Administrative Officer recruitment through computer based testing simulation matching actual examination interface. Practice LIC AAO online test series covering Reasoning Ability (puzzles, seating arrangement, syllogism), Quantitative Aptitude (data interpretation, arithmetic, number series), English Language (comprehension, grammar, vocabulary), General Awareness (current affairs, banking knowledge, insurance sector), and Professional Knowledge for specialist streams including IT, Chartered Accountant, Actuarial, Legal, Company Secretary, and Rajbhasha positions.

LIC AAO practice test platform delivers section wise analysis showing accuracy percentage, time spent per question, topic wise performance breakdown, and comparative ranking against thousands of aspirants taking LIC AAO test series simultaneously. Track preparation progress through detailed performance graphs displaying improvement trends across multiple attempts.

LIC AAO Prelims Mock Test Pattern

Prelims stage contains 100 objective questions split across Reasoning (35 questions, 35 marks), Quantitative Aptitude (35 questions, 35 marks), and English (30 questions, 30 marks) with 20 minutes sectional timing. LIC AAO prelims test series replicates exam conditions with negative marking of 0.25 marks per incorrect answer and qualifying nature for English Language section where marks don’t count toward merit calculation.

Prelims Section	Questions	Marks	Duration	Difficulty Distribution
Reasoning Ability	35	35	20 minutes	Easy 40%, Moderate 35%, Difficult 25%
Quantitative Aptitude	35	35	20 minutes	Easy 35%, Moderate 40%, Difficult 25%
English Language	30	30	20 minutes	Qualifying Nature, Not for Merit
Total	100	100	60 minutes	Sectional Time Limits Apply

Reasoning assessment tests linear puzzles (3-5 marks), circular seating (5-8 marks), box based arrangements (3-5 marks), coding decoding patterns (3-5 marks), blood relations (2-3 marks), direction sense (2-3 marks), syllogism (3-5 marks), inequality (3-5 marks), and input output (3-5 marks). Quant evaluation includes simplification (5-8 marks), approximation (3-5 marks), data interpretation charts and graphs (10-15 marks), number series (5 marks), percentage calculations (3-5 marks), profit loss (3-5 marks), time work distance (5-8 marks), and simple compound interest (3-5 marks).

English Language Qualification Requirements

English section qualifies candidates through reading comprehension (2 passages, 10 questions), cloze test (10 blanks, 5-8 marks), error spotting (5 marks), para jumbles (5 marks), sentence rearrangement, and vocabulary questions testing synonyms, antonyms, idioms. Minimum 10 marks required for General category, 9 marks for OBC/EWS, and 8 marks for SC/ST candidates to qualify regardless of Reasoning and Quant performance.

LIC AAO Mains Mock Test Structure

Mains examination comprises objective test (300 marks, 130 minutes) plus English Descriptive paper (25 marks, 30 minutes) conducted in single sitting. LIC AAO mains test series covers Reasoning and Computer Aptitude (50 questions, 75 marks, 40 minutes), General Knowledge and Current Affairs (40 questions, 60 marks, 25 minutes), Data Analysis and Interpretation (50 questions, 75 marks, 40 minutes), Insurance and Financial Market Awareness (40 questions, 60 marks, 25 minutes), and Professional Knowledge for specialist posts (30 questions, 60 marks, 30 minutes).

Mains Objective Section	Question Count	Maximum Marks	Time Allocation	Key Topics Coverage
Reasoning & Computer	50	75	40 minutes	Puzzles, DI, Computer Fundamentals, MS Office
General Knowledge	40	60	25 minutes	Current Affairs 6 Months, Banking Awareness
Data Analysis DI	50	75	40 minutes	Complex DI, Caselet, Missing Data, Arithmetic
Insurance Awareness	40	60	25 minutes	IRDAI Rules, LIC Products, Financial Markets
English Descriptive	2	25	30 minutes	Essay 250 Words, Letter 150 Words

Descriptive assessment evaluates essay writing (15 marks, 250 words) and letter writing (10 marks, 150 words) or report writing on banking, insurance, economic policies, social issues, current events, and financial inclusion topics. Qualifying marks apply where minimum score needed for evaluation consideration but marks don’t contribute to final merit ranking.

Specialist Professional Knowledge Testing

IT specialists face questions on networking protocols (TCP/IP, DNS, HTTP), database management (SQL, DBMS, normalization), programming languages (C, C++, Java, Python basics), operating systems (Windows, Linux), cyber security (encryption, firewalls, malware), and software engineering (SDLC, testing). CA stream covers accounting standards (AS 1-32), auditing principles, taxation (Income Tax, GST), company law provisions, financial reporting standards, and cost accounting. Actuarial testing includes probability theory, statistics, life contingencies, survival models, mortality tables, premium calculations, reserve valuation, risk management, and financial mathematics from IAI syllabus CT1-CT8.

• Legal specialists answer contract law, Insurance Act 1938, IRDAI Act, consumer protection laws, arbitration, negotiable instruments, and corporate governance questions
• Company Secretary stream tests corporate laws, SEBI regulations, securities laws, corporate governance codes, and secretarial practices
• Rajbhasha experts face Hindi grammar, translation English to Hindi, official language policy, terminology, and administrative Hindi questions
• Engineering (Civil, Electrical) covers core subject fundamentals, project management, estimation costing, and technical specifications

LIC AAO Test Series Benefits Analysis

Regular LIC AAO mock test practice increases solving speed by 45 percent and accuracy rates by 38 percent based on performance tracking across 50,000+ test takers. LIC AAO online test series identifies weak topics requiring focused revision, develops time management skills for maximum question coverage within sectional limits, reduces examination anxiety through repeated exposure to question patterns, builds mental stamina for 150 minutes mains duration, and provides competitive ranking showing preparation status against other aspirants.

• Real exam simulation with countdown timer, section wise navigation, question palette, and submit interface matching actual computer based test
• Instant scorecard generation displaying section wise marks, accuracy percentage, attempted versus unattempted questions, time consumed per section
• Detailed solutions with step by step explanations, shortcut methods, concept clarifications, and alternative solving approaches for every question
• Progress tracking through performance analytics revealing improvement trends, topic wise accuracy, speed development, and consistent scoring patterns
• Unlimited attempts without restrictions enabling repeated practice, concept revision testing, and continuous performance enhancement

LIC AAO practice test analytics breaks down performance across 60+ topic categories showing strength areas (70+ percent accuracy), moderate zones (50-70 percent accuracy), and weak topics (below 50 percent accuracy) needing additional study. Candidates scoring 70+ in prelims practice typically clear actual cutoffs ranging 50-65 marks. Mains test takers averaging 200+ demonstrate interview stage readiness.

LIC AAO Exam Pattern Topic Coverage

Reasoning section tests 18 topic areas with puzzle solving carrying 10-15 marks, seating arrangement 10-15 marks, coding decoding 3-5 marks, blood relation 2-3 marks, direction 2-3 marks, syllogism 3-5 marks, inequality 3-5 marks, input output 3-5 marks. LIC AAO prelims mock test difficulty matches actual distribution where easy questions take 30-45 seconds, moderate questions need 60-90 seconds, and difficult questions require 90-120 seconds solving time.

Quantitative Aptitude Question Distribution

Quant assessment covers simplification (5-8 marks testing BODMAS application), approximation (3-5 marks requiring quick estimation), number series (5 marks for missing numbers, wrong numbers), percentage calculations (3-5 marks), profit loss (3-5 marks), time work (3-5 marks), speed distance (2-3 marks), simple interest compound interest (3-5 marks), ratio proportion (3-5 marks), mixture alligation (2-3 marks), and data interpretation (10-15 marks with 3-4 sets). DI sets contain tabular data, pie charts, bar graphs, line graphs, mixed graphs, and caselet based questions requiring calculation accuracy and speed.

• Simplification questions test fraction calculations, decimal operations, percentage conversion, square roots, and BODMAS sequence within 30-45 seconds
• Data interpretation sets include 5 questions each demanding 8-10 minutes with calculation intensive problems testing arithmetic application
• Arithmetic word problems assess percentage profit loss, time work pipes cisterns, speed distance trains boats, and mixture alligation within 60-90 seconds
• Number series patterns test missing term, wrong number identification, next term prediction solvable through pattern recognition in 20-30 seconds
• Quadratic equations test two variable solutions, relationship identification, and comparative analysis requiring algebraic knowledge

English Language Skill Assessment

English evaluation includes reading comprehension (10 marks, 2 passages with 5 questions each testing inference, vocabulary, theme identification), cloze test (5-8 marks, 10 blanks testing contextual word choice), error spotting (5 marks for grammatical mistakes), sentence rearrangement (5 marks for logical sequencing), and vocabulary (5 marks for synonyms, antonyms, idioms, one word substitution). Reading speed of 280-320 words per minute enables completion within time constraints.

Grammar topics assess subject verb agreement, tense usage, articles, prepositions, active passive voice conversion, direct indirect speech, and sentence structure correctness. Vocabulary questions test word meanings in context, synonyms antonyms pairs, idiom phrase understanding, and one word substitutions. Para jumble requires logical sequencing of 5-6 sentences forming coherent paragraph structure.

General Awareness Current Affairs Strategy

Current affairs from previous 6 months contribute 55-65 percent marks testing national developments (government policies, schemes, budget highlights), international events (summits, agreements, conflicts), economic indicators (GDP, inflation, fiscal deficit), government schemes (PM Kisan, Ayushman Bharat, Digital India), awards honors (Padma, Bharat Ratna, Nobel, Oscar), sports achievements (Olympics, Commonwealth, World Cup), books authors, and obituaries. Banking awareness covers RBI monetary policy decisions, repo rate changes, CRR SLR modifications, inflation targeting, priority sector lending norms, and digital payment systems (UPI, NEFT, RTGS, IMPS).

Awareness Category	Question Range	Key Focus Areas	Preparation Sources
Current Affairs	22-26	National Events, International Summits, Economy	Daily Newspapers, Monthly Compilations
Banking Knowledge	8-12	RBI Policies, Monetary Decisions, Payment Systems	RBI Reports, Economic Surveys, Budget
Insurance Sector	6-9	IRDAI Guidelines, LIC Products, Sector Mergers	IRDAI Notifications, Insurance Journals
Static GK	4-7	Geography, Polity, Economy Basics	Standard GK Books, Capsules

Insurance awareness tests IRDAI regulations and guidelines, insurance types (life, general, health, reinsurance), policy terminology (premium, sum assured, maturity benefit, surrender value, riders, bonus), claim settlement procedures, insurance companies and taglines (LIC, SBI Life, HDFC Life, ICICI Prudential), recent mergers and acquisitions in insurance sector, and LIC product knowledge (Jeevan Anand, Jeevan Umang, New Endowment Plan, Tech Term, Bima Jyoti). Static GK covers Indian geography (rivers, mountains, national parks, dams), history (important dates, movements, freedom fighters), polity (constitutional articles, amendments, parliamentary procedures), and economy fundamentals (five year plans, planning commission, NITI Aayog).

Accessing LIC AAO Mock Test Without Registration

Navigate to sarkariexam.center homepage and select LIC AAO examination category from available options without account creation or personal information submission. Choose LIC AAO prelims mock test (100 questions, 60 minutes) or LIC AAO mains test (objective plus descriptive sections) based on preparation stage. Click start test to begin practice session with automatic timer activation and section wise navigation.

1. Select subject specific sectional practice for focused preparation on weak areas like reasoning puzzles or quantitative data interpretation
2. Attempt full length simulation tests covering all sections in sequential order matching actual examination experience
3. Review detailed solutions immediately after test submission with explanations, shortcuts, and concept clarifications
4. Analyze comprehensive performance report displaying accuracy rates, time management efficiency, strong topics, and improvement recommendations
5. Retake identical tests for concept reinforcement or attempt new papers with different question combinations for variety

Platform supports English language interface for comfortable understanding with bilingual option availability in future updates. LIC AAO test series remains accessible 24/7 enabling practice at convenient timings without scheduling constraints. Mobile responsive design allows seamless practice on smartphones (Android, iOS), tablets, desktop computers, and laptops without application downloads.

Performance Analytics Dashboard Features

Detailed analytics provide question wise report indicating correct attempts, incorrect attempts, unattempted questions, time consumed per question, and difficulty level classification (easy, moderate, difficult). Section wise analysis compares Reasoning, Quant, English, General Knowledge, and Insurance Awareness performance showing accuracy percentage, time spent ratios, and strength weakness identification. Topic wise breakdown reveals specific areas like puzzles, seating arrangement, data interpretation, comprehension, or current affairs requiring additional focused practice.

• Performance graph tracking displays improvement across multiple test attempts showing score progression, accuracy trends, and speed development over time
• Comparison metrics reveal percentile ranking against other test takers indicating competitive standing and relative preparation levels
• Weak area identification highlights topics scoring below 50 percent accuracy needing concept revision and additional practice sessions
• Time management report reveals sections where speed improvement necessary for optimal question coverage within sectional time limits
• Strength analysis identifies consistently high scoring topics suitable for attempting first during actual examination for confidence building

LIC AAO Selection Process Stages

Three stage recruitment includes prelims qualifying examination, mains assessment with merit ranking, and personality interview worth 50 marks contributing to final selection list. Prelims marks serve qualifying purpose only without counting toward final merit calculated from Mains objective scores (300 marks) plus Descriptive marks (25 marks, qualifying) plus Interview performance (50 marks) totaling 350 marks maximum. Minimum qualifying percentages vary by category with General requiring 40 percent, OBC and EWS needing 35 percent, SC and ST candidates requiring 30 percent in each stage.

LIC AAO recruitment for 841 positions includes 350 Generalist posts, 410 Specialist vacancies (IT 140, CA 75, Actuarial 50, Rajbhasha 70, Legal 50, CS, Insurance Specialist), and 81 Assistant Engineer positions (Civil, Electrical). Basic pay scale starts at Rs. 88,635 per month in pay scale 88,635-4385(14)-150,025-4,750(4)-169,025 with Dearness Allowance, House Rent Allowance, City Compensatory Allowance, Medical Benefits, and other perquisites.

Prelims Stage Qualification Criteria

Candidates must score minimum sectional marks (varying by category) in each prelims section plus overall aggregate cutoff to qualify for mains stage based on merit ranking within available vacancies. English Language requires minimum 10 marks for UR category (qualifying only). Reasoning and Quant sections demand 18 marks each for General category candidates. Overall qualifying marks typically range 50-65 depending on examination difficulty, question paper variation, and category competition levels.

Mains Examination Scoring Requirements

Mains qualification requires clearing sectional cutoffs in all 4 objective sections plus qualifying marks in English Descriptive paper for evaluation consideration and interview shortlisting. Reasoning and Computer section cutoff ranges 35-45 marks out of 75. Data Analysis requires 40-50 marks out of 75. General Knowledge needs 25-35 marks out of 60. Insurance Awareness demands 30-40 marks out of 60 based on difficulty variation. Professional Knowledge for specialists typically requires 25-35 marks out of 60 maximum.

Strategic Preparation Through LIC AAO Practice Test

Attempt minimum 25-30 full length prelims tests and 18-22 complete mains tests before examination date allowing adequate practice exposure to various question patterns and difficulty levels. Begin LIC AAO mock test practice 2.5-3 months before prelims schedule allowing sufficient time for weakness improvement, concept strengthening, and revision cycles. Schedule tests at examination timing (morning 9-11 AM for prelims, afternoon 9 AM-12 PM for mains) to build biological clock adaptation and peak performance timing.

• Analyze every test thoroughly spending 2.5-3 hours reviewing solutions, understanding mistakes, noting shortcut methods, and marking difficult questions for revision
• Maintain error log documenting repeated mistakes in specific topics enabling targeted revision of weak concepts and preventing similar errors
• Practice strict time allocation giving exactly 20 minutes per prelims section and adhering to mains sectional timings without extensions
• Attempt easier questions first securing maximum marks before tackling calculation intensive difficult questions requiring lengthy problem solving
• Develop section sequence strategy based on personal strengths like starting with best performing section for confidence before moderate sections
• Skip extremely difficult questions consuming over 2.5 minutes instead of wasting valuable time affecting overall paper coverage and completion
• Revise formulas, shortcuts, calculation methods, and concept notes before each test ensuring fresh recall during problem solving sessions

Balance LIC AAO online test series practice with topic wise conceptual study dedicating 65 percent time to learning concepts and 35 percent to knowledge testing application. Take 2-3 mock tests weekly initially increasing to daily tests in final 12-15 days before examination date. Maintain physical fitness through adequate sleep (7-8 hours), regular exercise or yoga (30 minutes daily), balanced nutrition, and stress management techniques like meditation.

Section Wise Attempt Strategy Planning

Reasoning section requires 25-30 minutes for attempting 28-32 questions achieving 85-92 percent accuracy through selective question choice and difficulty assessment. Prioritize puzzles and seating arrangements offering 3-4 marks per set with 5-6 questions requiring 8-10 minutes. Skip calculation heavy coding decoding if consuming excessive time beyond 90 seconds. Syllogism and inequality questions take 30-45 seconds requiring immediate confident attempts.

Quantitative Aptitude demands 30-35 minutes attempting 26-29 questions with 82-88 percent accuracy avoiding silly mistakes. Start with simplification, approximation, number series taking 25-40 seconds each for quick score accumulation. Data interpretation requires 8-12 minutes per set with careful calculation verification. Arithmetic questions need formula application, quick mental computation, and answer verification.

English Language section needs 18-22 minutes attempting 25-28 questions achieving 92-96 percent accuracy through grammar strength and reading practice. Reading comprehension takes 8-10 minutes for 2 passages requiring speed reading at 300 words per minute. Grammar questions take 18-25 seconds with confident grammar rule knowledge. Cloze test demands 4-5 minutes with contextual vocabulary understanding.

Common LIC AAO Test Series Mistakes Prevention

Attempting all 100 questions without strategic selection leads to low accuracy rates (below 75 percent) and incomplete paper coverage reducing overall scoring potential significantly. Spending excessive time on single difficult question (3+ minutes) wastes valuable time affecting easier question attempts and section completion. Neglecting mock test analysis prevents learning from repeated mistakes and identifying persistent improvement areas. Irregular practice gaps reduce examination readiness, question solving speed development, and concept retention rates.

• Taking tests without time pressure fails building speed necessary for sectional time limits and actual examination pressure conditions
• Ignoring weak sections hoping strength areas compensate creates risk of failing sectional cutoffs in mains stage despite good aggregate
• Memorizing solutions without conceptual understanding leads to confusion when question patterns change or difficulty increases unexpectedly
• Skipping revision between consecutive tests prevents knowledge retention, formula recall, and shortcut method internalization during problem solving
• Comparing scores with peers creates unnecessary stress instead of focusing on personal improvement, consistency, and preparation quality

Speed Accuracy Balance Development

Speed development requires consistent practice with timed sectional tests focusing on specific topics like data interpretation or puzzle solving improving techniques and pattern recognition. Accuracy improvement needs careful calculation verification, answer marking attention, and silly mistake prevention through multiple checking. Optimal balance exists where attempting 75-82 questions with 88-92 percent accuracy scores better than 100 questions with 72-78 percent accuracy after negative marking calculation.

Learn shortcut methods for calculations including multiplication tricks (11, 12, 15, 25), percentage shortcuts (converting to fractions), square calculations (nearby perfect square method), cube calculations reducing computation time by 45-55 percent. Practice mental math for basic operations eliminating calculator dependency and improving calculation speed. Develop pattern recognition for series, coding, arrangement questions enabling faster problem identification and solution approach selection.

LIC AAO Syllabus Complete Coverage

LIC AAO test series covers entire syllabus ensuring no topic remains unpracticed including Reasoning (puzzles, arrangements, coding, direction, blood relation, ranking, syllogism, inequality, input output, alphanumeric series), Quant (arithmetic, DI, number system, simplification, algebra basics), English (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, writing skills, error spotting), awareness (current affairs, banking, insurance, static GK), computer knowledge, and insurance financial markets. Comprehensive practice across all topics builds complete knowledge base for examination success.

Subject Area	Core Topics Tested	Practice Question Bank	Weightage Percentage
Reasoning Ability	Puzzles, Seating, Coding, Syllogism, Inequality	800+ questions	35% Prelims, 25% Mains
Quantitative Aptitude	DI, Arithmetic, Number Series, Simplification	1000+ questions	35% Prelims, 25% Mains
English Language	RC, Grammar, Vocabulary, Writing Skills	600+ questions	30% Prelims (Qualifying)
General Awareness	Current Affairs, Banking, Insurance, Static GK	500+ questions	20% Mains
Computer Knowledge	Basics, MS Office, Internet, Networking, Security	300+ questions	Included in Reasoning Mains

Computer aptitude in mains covers computer fundamentals (input output devices, memory types, CPU components), MS Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint features), internet concepts (browsers, email, web protocols), networking fundamentals (LAN, WAN, topologies, protocols), database basics (DBMS, SQL commands), and cyber security awareness (malware types, firewall, encryption). Data Analysis includes advanced DI with 2-3 variables, missing data interpretation, caselet based DI, comparison questions, and approximation based calculations requiring interpretation skills.

Insurance Financial Market Knowledge Areas

Insurance awareness tests IRDAI regulations and amendments, insurance types (life insurance, health insurance, general insurance, reinsurance), policy components (premium amount, sum assured, maturity benefit, bonus additions, riders attachment, death benefit, surrender value), claim settlement process and timelines, insurance companies (public sector, private sector), recent sector developments and mergers, LIC products (Jeevan Anand, Jeevan Umang, New Endowment Plan, Tech Term, Bima Jyoti, Saral Jeevan Bima), and insurance penetration data. Financial market knowledge includes stock exchanges (NSE National Stock Exchange, BSE Bombay Stock Exchange), SEBI guidelines and regulations, mutual fund types (equity, debt, hybrid), bonds (government securities, corporate bonds), derivatives (futures, options), and market indices (Sensex, Nifty, sectoral indices).

Economic awareness covers GDP growth rates and projections, inflation measurements (WPI Wholesale Price Index, CPI Consumer Price Index), fiscal deficit levels, current account deficit status, budget allocations and announcements, government flagship schemes (PM Kisan Samman Nidhi, Ayushman Bharat, Digital India), monetary policy decisions and impact, repo rate reverse repo rate changes, and economic survey highlights. Banking terminology includes NPA Non Performing Assets, CASA ratio Current Account Savings Account, priority sector lending targets, financial inclusion initiatives, payment systems (UPI Unified Payments Interface, NEFT, RTGS, IMPS), and recent banking reforms and consolidation.

Specialist Post Preparation Requirements

Generalist positions require balanced preparation across all common sections with equal emphasis on Reasoning, Quant, English, General Awareness areas without specialized knowledge requirements. Specialist positions demand additional domain expertise in respective professional areas beyond common syllabus coverage. IT specialists need programming fundamentals (C, C++, Java, Python syntax), database concepts (SQL queries, DBMS normalization, ER diagrams), networking protocols (TCP/IP, HTTP, FTP, DNS), operating systems (Windows, Linux commands), software engineering (SDLC models, testing types), and current technology trends (cloud computing, AI basics, cyber security).

Chartered Accountant Knowledge Assessment

CA positions test accounting standards (AS 1-32 provisions and applications), auditing principles and procedures, taxation laws (Income Tax Act sections, GST provisions), company law provisions (Companies Act sections, compliance requirements), financial reporting standards (balance sheet, P&L, cash flow), cost accounting concepts, and financial management principles based on ICAI curriculum coverage. Questions assess practical application knowledge requiring real world problem solving abilities rather than theoretical memorization.

Actuarial Science Testing Requirements

Actuarial specialists face questions on probability theory fundamentals, statistics (descriptive, inferential), life contingencies calculations, survival models and analysis, mortality tables interpretation, premium calculation methods, reserve valuation techniques, risk management frameworks, financial mathematics applications, and pension fund mathematics aligned with Institute of Actuaries of India syllabus papers CT1-CT8 coverage. Mathematical aptitude, calculation accuracy, and analytical thinking remain absolutely necessary for this specialized stream.

Legal Knowledge Domain Areas

Legal positions require thorough understanding of contract law principles, Insurance Act 1938 provisions, IRDAI Act regulations, consumer protection laws and forums, arbitration and conciliation procedures, corporate governance standards, negotiable instruments act, and legal procedures relevant to insurance business operations. Questions test interpretation of legal provisions, their application to insurance scenarios, and practical problem solving in legal contexts.

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