No. You don't need sales experience, as long as you meet the basic eligibility criteria. Prior experience can help, but it isn't required.

You need these skills -
— Problem-solving
— Customer service
— Communication
— Negotiation

As a Life Advisor, you're the final link between policy buyers and the insurance company — a role with monetary, personal, and social benefits:

1. Start earning at 18: Minimum age is 18, after class 10th/12th — an early start toward financial independence.
2. Be your own boss: Build your own client base and set up your own way of working.
3. Build a stable income: Earn from new policy sales and ongoing renewals over time.
4. Flexible work timings: Set your own schedule, or work from home — ideal for homemakers, retirees, teachers, and the self-employed.
5. Make a difference: Secure people's financial futures while building your own stability and earnings.