In 2025, an IRDAI Grade A (Assistant Manager) officer plays a crucial role in regulating and promoting the insurance industry in India. Their job profile includes framing and implementing policies, monitoring insurance companies for compliance with regulations, handling consumer grievances, managing financial reporting, conducting inspections, and working on areas like actuarial analysis, legal matters, finance, and IT, depending on their stream. They also assist in drafting guidelines, market supervision, and ensuring transparency in the insurance sector. The salary structure is highly attractive, with a basic pay of around ₹44,500 per month in the pay scale of ₹44,500–2500(4)–54,500–2850(7)–74,450–EB–2850(4)–85,850–3300(1)–89,150, along with allowances such as Dearness Allowance, House Rent Allowance, Local Allowance, Grade Allowance, and other perks. The gross monthly salary can go above ₹1 lakh, depending on posting location, making it a financially rewarding and prestigious career in the regulatory domain.

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