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1 1

Sanjeev is an insurance expert who has rich experience in determining premium levels for product, what is

his profile like

an actuary loss adjuster risk mager underwriter 1 Actuaries Works on statistical data to arrive on

mortality , premium table etc Pg :27

2 1

The Non Government organizations(NGO) helps the insurance industry immensely in

Promotiol activities Drafting new regulations Linking buyers and sellers Linking third party administrators 3 NGO

NGO spread Awareness as well as In rural on deeper Penetration through Micro

Insurance

Pg :27

3

1 Investment by foreign direct investors

in to Insurance co's is restricted to 12% 25% 40% 26% 4 FDI

On recommendation of Mahlotra Committee , Under Joint venture , the foreign player can not have more than

26% stake

Pg :24

4

1 Which market does the Micro

Insurance Concentrate on ?

People with large families

People with Low Income Government Employees people living in Metro cities 2 Micro Insurance

Micro Insurance is for Low Income Group . Product ranges from 5K to 50 K .Premium is as low as Rs 15 and can be

collected weekly

Pg 24

5 1

What facility do the insurer use to

cover Risk beyond their Limits ? Re Insurance Banca assurance NGO RBI 1 Reinsurance

Reinsurance company is the Insurer for

the Insurance Company Pg :26

6

1 what is the max level under which

micro insurance can be done 5000 25000 50000 1 lac 3

Micro Insurance

Micro Insurance guidelines was issued in 2005 by IRDA . Minimum SA is Rs 5000

& Max is Rs 50,000

Pg :25

7

1 Who is the customer of a Re insurer High Networth Individual Insurance Companies Licenced Insurance Agents Non Government Organisation

2 Reinsurance Reinsurance company is the Insurer for

the Insurance Company Pg :26

8 1

Insurance company transfers the insurance which cannot bear by them

to

Bancassurance Reinsurance TPAs Actuaries 2 Reinsurance A re insurance company is the Insurer for

Insurance company Pg :26

9 1

What is the main objective of taking

the life insurance policy Tax benefit Savings Investment Protection 4

10 1

What is the maximum sum assured

under a micro insurance 10000 25000 50000 100000 3

11 1

Varun wishes to pursue a career in insurance and wishes to be in a department which calculates the level

of premium. In which department should he join?

Actuary Underwriter Claim

Department Accounts 1

12

1 According to Insurance Brokers Association of India, what is the most

appropriate relationship between Insurer and Broker?

Insurance broker represent the client and the

insurer remunerate the

broker

The client represent the broker and the

insurer remunerate the broker Insurer represent both client and broker remuneration Broker only service the client 1 13 1

If a client needs Mediclaim to cover health insurance which insurer he

needs to apply.

Non life insurer Life Insurance Reinsurer Any Insurer 1

14 1

Insurance agents are

Who work only for insurance

company

Who work for

customers Intermediaries

Who works for their own

interest.

3

15 1

Any assets, which are no longer suitable or are earning fewer returns

than expected, should be

Reviewed Cashed in for investment into other assets 2 16 1

If a client wants to compare between all fincial products then the best

person he can approach is

Individual agent Corporate agent Bank Broker 4

17 1

If the customer wants to seek information about all products, then

he can avail the services of

Agent Broker NGO Bank 1

18 1

To identify suitable products their main features and their tax treatments

is the role of:

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19 1

The main purpose of buying an insurance policy normally is

to develop the habit of savings to obtain Income Tax benefits for protection of fincial security to obtain loan as when required to meet fincial obligations 3 20

1 The basic elements of life insurance are: Accident benefit and riders. Pension and monthly income. Death cover and maturity benefit. Interest yield and variable income 3 21 1

Transactions of sale of life insurance products to the insurable clients are

viewed in the Insurance market mostly as Sales transactions Relationship transactions Monetary transactions Assured transactions 2 Discuss 22

1 A Professiol insurance market carries….. 1. Need – Based Selling 2. Product – Based Selling 3. Commission – Based Selling 4. Company – Based Selling. 1 23

1 Insurance Market divided into

1. Endowment and Money Back

Insurance 2. Life and General (non-life) Insurance 3. Government and Private Insurance Markets 4. Health and Saving Insurance Markets 2 24 1 What is Bancassurance? 1. Giving insurance policies to Banks. 2. Selling insurance policies through Banks. 3. Giving guarantee to policies by Banks. 4. None of the above. 2 25

1 Which of the following do not include the channel of indirect marketing?

1. individual agents 2. bancassurance 3. insurance brokers 4. through internet 3 Discuss 26

1 The business of Insurance is connected with... 1. physical values of assets 2. economic values of assets 3. metaphysical values of assets 4. market values of assets 2 27

1 Human beings need life insurance because... 1. death is certain 2. death is uncertain 3. the timing of death is uncertain 4. Death is the solution. 3 28

1 The timing of death is uncertain, so when one should take life insurance?

1. At the time of uncertainty 2. At an early age 3. Anytime in life 4. At the time when Advisor takes the decision 2 29

1 Insurance Protects which of the following?

1. The life of the person paying compensation 2. The risk retained person 's family 3. The fincial goal of the insured 4. The life of the nominee 3 30

1 Agent who is a licensed intermediary is actually is ? 1. A legal person to act on behalf of the re-insurer 2. B.A legal person to act on behalf of the insurer 3. C.A legal person to act on behalf of the contract 4. D. An authorized agent to act on behalf of the legal company 2 31 1

E-sales refers to sales of insurance products through 1. Insurance brokers. 2. Bancassurance. 3. Individual agents. 4. Internet. 4 32

1 Insurance business is classified into three main types:

1. Life, Non –life, Micro Insurance.

2. Life, Non Life, Miscellaneous 3. Life, Non life, Re-insurance. 4.Life, Health, Micro Insurance 3 33

2 lung cancer and smoking .

lung cancer is peril and smoking is moral

hazard

smoking is peril and lung cancer

is hazard

Death is certain Is occupatiol

hazard 1 Peril & Hazard

Peril refers to a specific event which might cause a Loss /Damage .A hazard is a condition that may Increase the chance

of perils to happen

Pg:41

34

2 The type of risk that can be insured

against is Speculative Risk Pure Risk

Pure & Speculative

risk

Non Fincial

Risk 2 Types of Risk

The types of risk that could be insured against are , fincial risk , pure Risk &

Particular risk

Pg :42

35 2

Pooling of risk in insurance means

The premium collected & deposited in a

pool

All similar risks are pooled together Premium is pool to make claims Contribution of insurance company 2

(3)

36 2 Pure risk is classified under Economic risk Speculative risk Fincial risk Insurable risk 4

37

2 The consequences of these risks which will affect specific individuals or

local communities in ture is called as

Pure risk Fincial risk Particular risk Physical

hazard 3

38 2

Law of Large number helps the insures to Calculate the premium Increase the profitability Ascertain the death ratio Declare the bonus 3 39 2

A person with a crimil background due to Fincial fraud would come under

which hazard

Physical Moral Occupation 2

40 2

How are perils and hazards normally distinguished under term insurance

policies?

Perils are medical factors which influence the risk of dying and hazards are lifestyle activities which influence the risk of dying.

Perils are risks that policyholders will

die before a specified date and hazards are

factors which could influence

that risk.

Perils are factors which affect the risk being insured and hazards are the size of

the risk being insured. Perils are factors which could influence an insured event occurring and hazards are the actual events which will trigger a

payout

2

41

2 Law of large numbers is worked out by which of the following?

Pooling of risk Maintaining insurable interest

With utmost

good faith Randomness 1

42 2

With pooling of risks an insurance company pools the premium collected

from several individuals to insure them against similar risks. At what circumstances will the insurance companies pool the risk of a life insurance and health insurance

together? Under no circumstances Under conditions of the reinsurer As directed by actuary As per company policy 1 43 2

In life insurance industry which mechanism operates so as to eble the

individuals to reduce the impact of risks

Pooling of risk Transfer of risk Prevention of

risk Sharing of risk 2

44 2

Law of large numbers help in

calculating the severity of risk physical hazard moral hazard

Probability of

risk 1

45 2 Which is the best option to mage risk? Retain Transfer Avoid None 2

46 2

Viy doesn’t want to take insurance on himself. He feels that his family will survive with the funds available in the

bank and monthly rentals received from village. This comes under Risk

______

Transfer Control Retaining Avoidance 3

47 2

Insurance is a mechanism through which risk of an individual can

normally be

transferred prevented avoided reduced 1

48 2

In the context of Insurance terminology, how the meaning of ‘Peril’, ‘Risk’ and ‘Hazard’ is best

described?

Peril, Risk and Hazard are of the same meaning

Peril is the event, Risk is the loss of event and Hazard is the wrongful even

Peril is the event, Risk is

the cause of event and the

Hazard is an event of dangerous ture Peril is the event, Risk is the likely occurrence of the event and the Hazard increases the chances of happening of the event. 4

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49 2

Pooling of risks is one of the fundamental principles of insurance where the Insurers pool the premium

collected from all types of fincial risks the homogeneous risks the heterogeneous risks the speculative risks 2 50

2 Pooling of insurance applies to 1. all types insurance 2. All types of insurance except Motor insurance 3. Only life insurance 4. Only Non-life insurance 1

51 2 The “Risk” contains….

1. Peril and

Hazard 2. Level 3. Uncertainty

4. All of the

above. 4

52 2

Grouping the similar risks by Insurance Company is called as….

1. Grouping of

Risk 2. Risk Grading

3. Risk Assessment

4. Pooling of

Risk 4

53 2

The function of Insurance works

on….. 1. Risk Transfer 2. Risk avoid

3. Risk retention. 4. All of the above. 1 54 2

Mr. Mahesh is a software engineer. He has taken a term insurance for Rs.

30,000,00/- for 30 years. This is an example

for---1. Risk retention 2. Risk transfer 3. Risk avoidance

4. Risk

tolerance 2

55

2 Which of the following can be an example of moral hazard?

1. a family history of heart disease 2. a person working in a chemical factory 3. a person consuming alcohol 4. A teacher working in a primary school. 3 56

2 Life insurance the risk is determined

on the basis of ... 1. future data 2. past data

3. statistical data 4. mathematical data 2 57

2 Which one of the following is possible in retaining the risk?

1. Retaining the ownership in the

policy

2. Not possible as life has many

risks. 3.Is possible by transferring risk to the policy holder 4.Is possible by Re-insuring oneself 2 58 2

On 6th August there was a typhoon. Mr.Augustin who had insurance died

in typhoon. Now how will the insurance company will categories

this particular risk ?

1. Under the category of Pure risk 2. Under the category of peril risk 3. Under the category of particular risk 4. Under the category of Risk Transfer 1 59 2

Life insurance company determine the level of risk based on

1. Future expenses. 2. Claim experiences. 3. Present expenses. 4. Targeted bonus rates. 2 60 2

Ram works in a Fire cracker factory. He stocks the cracker in his house.

He runs which type of risk.

1. Speculative. 2. Particular. 3. Fincial. 4.

Fundamental. 3

61

2 In Insurance terms, pooling of risk is

1. Using the same pool for paying claims of

car & life insurance.

2. Using different pool for paying

claims of life insurance.

3. Using the same pool for paying claims of life & house insurance.

4. Using the same pool for paying claims of life insurance. 4 62 2

An Insurance company pools the premium collected from several Individual to insure them against

similar risk is called:

1. Pure Risk 2. Pooling of Risk 3. Insuraable Risk 4. Sharing of Risk 2 63 2

Which of the following Risk is associated with those events which are not in control of an individual and

also no possibility of making profit:

1. Pure Risk. 2. Particular

Risk. 3. Fincial Risk.

4. Insurable

Risk 1

64 2

which of the following refres to specific event which might cause a

loss ...

1. Peril 2. Hazard 3. Physical

hazards 4. Uncertinity 2

65 3:1

Harish takes a life insurance policy for Ramesh. Which of the following statement best describes the principle

of Insurable Interest.

Ramesh declares all his

liabilities Ramesh is elder than Harish Ramesh owes money form Harish Harish suffers fincial loss incase of death of Ramesh 4 Insurable Interest

Creditor has Insurable Interest on the Life of Debtor to the extend of the MONEY

lent to the debtor

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66

3:1 what is the min age to enter into the

contract of insurance 16 18 20 21 2

Insurance Contracts

Person entering contract should be competent enough . A person is competent when he is a Major ( above 18

years ) , sound mind ,not disqualified

Pg :53

67 3:1

In a whole life plan - The policyholider's responsibility to give

disclosure

at the beginning of the contract

through out the

contract Revival stage

beginning of

renewal 1

Utmost Good Faith

The proposer knows all the material facts about himself and has to disclose all information voluntarily at the time of completing the proposal form and

submitting the documents

Pg :57

68 3:1

Principle of utmost good faith will operate in existing policy

Every time premium is paid

If the policy has lapsed and it has

to be revived If the insured person falls sick and is admitted to hospital If the insured person changes his job 2 69

3:1 Both the parties to a contract must agree and understand the same thing and in the same sense which is called

Consideration Legality of an object

Consensus ad

idem Acceptance 3

70

3:1 In case of life insurance, Insurable interest must exist

At inception of

policy Not needed

At the time of claim

Any time during

the contract 1

71 3:1

Group Insurance can be taken in following relationship employee- employer Husband-wife family members society members 1 72

3:1 What amount of insurable interest does an individual have in his own life

20,000 50,000 Up to the sum assured taken in the plan Unlimited 4 73

3:1 With reference to the principle of indemnity a life insurance policy is a.

Insurance contract.

Indemnity

contract. Value contract.

Major life

contract 3

74 3:1

If Insurable interest does not exists at the time of inception of the life insurance policy then, life insurance

contract is

Voidable Invalid Valid Null & voidable 2

75 3:1

If a contract is signed by a 15 years

old boy, this contract will be Null and void Invalid Voidable Valid 2

76 3:1

1.     If the employer has insurable  interest in the life of an employee,

what kind of policy is this?

A.    Surety  insurance B.    Keyman  Insurance C.     Partnership Insurance D.    Debtor  Insurance 2 77

3:1 The concept of indemnity is based on the key principle that policyholders

should be prevented from

Insuring existing losses. Making false insurance claims. Paying excessively for insurance cover. Profiting from insurance. 4 78

3:1 Employee has insurable interest in the life of their employer to the extent of

Yearly Salary Monthly Salary Probation

Period Till Gratuity 2 Discuss

79 3:1

Mr Rohan takes an insurance policy due to heavy Debt on his business

with an intention of committing suicide. This is an example of the following Feature of a valid contract

Capacity to

Contract Legality of object

Capability of performance

Offer and

acceptance 2

80

3:1 An insurer can invoke indisputability clause in case of death only in

Non payment of due premium Breach of duty of disclosure of material facts 2 81

3:1 A proposer shows his age lesser than his actual age. This will be termed as

Breach of utmost

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82 3:1

 Mr. Mehra wants to insure his wife.  Previously his proposal was rejected by another company, but this time he submits the proposal form without showing this to a new company. This

is   Non-disclosure of material facts Concealment of material facts Fraudulent misrepresentati on of material facts Innocent misrepresentati on of material facts 2 83 3:1

In which type of insurance Insurable Interest exists at the time of claim?

Liability

Insurance Marine Insurance

Motor Insurance Travel Insurance 2 84 3:1

A proposal of life insurance is not accepted in the absence of Insurable interest which mainly depends on the

blood relation between the Proposer and the

Life assured

Proximity of relationship between the Proposal and the

Life assured Fincial relationship between the Proposer and the Life assured Emotiol relationship between the Proposer and the Life assured 3 85

3:1 Principle of utmost good faith is expected for max up to which stage

Before the contract is concluded

1 Discuss

86

3:1 A contract comes into existence when………

1. One party makes an offer which the other party accepts unconditiolly.

2. One party makes an offer which the other party put extra

conditions. 3. One party makes an offer where other party gives counter offer. 4. One party makes an offer which the other party receives

the offer. 1

87 3:1

Mr. Kumar’s wife is suffering from blood cancer. Doctors lost their hope

on her live. Mr. Kumar would like to take Life Insurance policy on wife’s me in order to get monitory benefit. Insurance company rejects this proposal on the grounds of…….

1. Anti Money Laundry 2. Legality of object or purpose 3. Capacity of paying future premiums. 4. All of the above 2 88 3:1

Under this situation may leads to breach of the duty of utmost good

faith. 1. Non disclosure of material facts. 2. Concealment of a material fact 3. Fraudulent misrepresentati on of facts. 4. All of the above. 4 89

3:1 The principle of utmost good faith is not applicable to 1. Facts of common knowledge 2. Facts of law 3. Facts those are not material. 4. All of the above. 4 90

3:1 Where do you not find insurable interest in the following options...

1. surety-co surety

2.

employee-employer 3. husband-wife 4. brother-sister 4

91

3:1 The principle of utmost good faith

applies to... 1. only insurers 2. only proposer

3. both insurers and proposer 4. neither insures nor proposer 3 92 3:1

Mr.Akash filled the proposal form but before submitting to the company he discussed with the agent that he is not

sure whether he can pay for 15 years . This attitude affects which part of the

contract? 1. Consideration in the contract 2. Capacity to contract 3. Consensus ad idem 4. Offer and Acceptance in the contract 4 93 3:1

Mr.Karan who has to go to abroad for 6 months on an official work decides

to leave his car with his friend Mr. Jim. What will be the validity of the

insurable interest in this case ?

1. The insurable interest between the car and jim is

valid for 6 months

2. The insurable interest between the car and karan is valid for

6 months

3. The insurable

interest between the car and karan is valid until he owns it 4. The insurable interest between the car and Jim is

valid until Karan’s return

3

94 3:1

Mr. Josh was filling the proposal form but as his mother was sitting beside

him, even though he drinks and smokes he ticked “NO” in smoking &

drinking column of proposal form. This indicates ? 1. He has breached the non-disclosure of the fact 2. He has breached the company by concealing the facts 3. He has breached the company by fraudulent information 4. He had done an innocent misrepresentati on 2

(7)

95

3:1 A contract exists between insurer and proposer when 1. A proposal has been accepted by insurer. 2. A policy document has been stamped by insurer. 3. A policy document has been received by the policyholder. 4. An insurer has made another proposal. 1 96 3:1

Rakesh purchased a life insurance policy. While writing a proposal form

he hide that he practices mountaineering. Sadly he died in an

accident while climbing Mount Everest. The insurers rejected the

claim.What is the reason for rejection? 1. Innocent misrepresentatio n. 2. Fraudulent misrepresentatio n. 3. Concealment. 4. Non-Disclosure. 4 97 3:1

Shamsher has a health insurance policy of ` 1, 00,000 individually and from his company for ` 2, 00,000. He

falls sick and got hospitalized. His hospital bill ran to ` 50,000. He

claimed this amount from his individual policy. Also, he placed the

request with his company for group policy claim, which was rejected. The

reason for rejection is.

1. Indemnity contract. 2. Value contract. 3. Deemed contract. 4. Rolling contract. 1

98 3:1 Life Insurance also known as:

1. Value

Contract. 2. Indemnity

3. Commercial

Contract 4. Speculative 1

99

3:1 Which option is not correct with regard to joint life insurance plan?

1. Plan offer insurance coverage for two

person in one policy

2. This plan is ideal for brother

& sister.

3. Each life will be underwritten separately. 4. A joint life policy may cover a partner in business under one policy. 2 100 3:1

Pooling of insurance applies to

all types insurance All types of insurance except Motor insurance Only life insurance Only Non-life insurance 1 101 3:1

The proposer can withdraw from the contract, if they disagree with the terms and conditions of the Policy,

within a ‘free look-in period’ of

15 days from the date of receipt of

the policy document

20 days from the date of receipt of the policy document 25 days from the date of receipt of the policy document 30 days from the date of receipt of the policy document 1

102 3:2 Types of assignment Absolute

Term

assignment Conditiol

Absolute &

Conditiol 4 Assignment

Sec 38 of Insurance Act 1938 Defines

Assignment and its types Pg:79

103

3:2 why does an insurer insist on age

proof document . To assess SA Risk assessment

Identity verification Fincial assessment 2 Insurance Documents

AGE is a factor for determining the Risk Profile of the Proposer , thus allowing the

underwriters to calculate the premium required for the plan

Pg :69

104 3:2

Mr A submitted the proposal form . When will the risk begins for the

company?

Submission of

proposal form FPR issued Policy issued

Agent accepts

money 2

Insurance Documents

FPR is an Important document which is also an evidence that Risk has begun Pg :70

105 3:2

The obligation of the insurer for the whole life policy is mentioned in

Operative

Clause Preamble Proviso Endorsement 1

Insurance Documents

The operative clause lays down the

Mutual obligation of the parties . Pg :71

106 3:2

Asvath is illiterate. He wants to take policy and surya is a friend of his help

him is answering questions and answers and also fills proposal . In

addition to this requirement is

Asvath photograph asvath thump impression Only policy document need to be registered Left thumb Impressionof Asvath along with a declaration of his friend 4 Key Documents

The proposal form and the proposer's Sigture is the basis of the contract . Pg :68

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107 3:2

For Logging a Policy , a person gives Baptism CERTIFICATE & Ration

Card . What is this ?

Both are Standard Age

Proof

Both are Non standard Age Proof Baptism Certificate is Standard & Ration Card is Non Standard Age Proof Baptism Certificate is Non Standard & Ration card is Standard

Age Proof

3 Key

Documents Age proof are standard and non standard Pg :69

108

3:2 To be a valid contract ,the declaration

is necessary in which document Policy Document proposal form FPR RPR 2

Key Insurance Documents

The proposal form and the sigture of the proposer will form the basis of Insurance

contract .

Pg 68

109 3:2

Mr. ABC buying Term insurance policy, insurer should mention Ombudsman address in which part of

policy document?

operative clause Preamble Information

statement schedule 3

Key Insurance Documents

Policy Information statement includes :facility available for frequency and method of premium payment ,contact for

service and inquiry related to policy ,Ombudsman location and contact

Pg :72

110

3:2 Zaib takes insurance in the life of

Jasmeet. Zaib will be called as Proposer Nominee Appointee Trust 1

Key terminologies

The person seeking insurance is a Proposer . Proposer & Life assured could

be the same or different

Pg 66

111 3:2

Mr.Suresh dies one day before the grace period without paying the premium, what is th claim payable

No claims payable

All premiums

paid Sum assured

Sum Assured less the latest

premium

4 Lapse

A grace period normaly is of One month , not more than 30 days for YEARLY , HALF , Qtrly mode of premium payment .

Pg :74

112 3:2

Loan is available for a policy in which

there is a feature of Fund switch Savings Element

Partial

withdrawal Surrender 2

Loans & Foreclosure

loan is given as a certain %age of

Surrender value Pg :79

113 3:2 Appointee's role

Sigture on the

proposal Medical exams

insurable interest

when Nominee

is Minor 4 Nomition

An appointee has to be appointed in

case the Nominee is a Minor Pg :74

114

3:2 how many nominees can be attached

to a term insurance policy one two three many 4 Nomition

Any number of nomitions can be attested on the policy . However No % age of share can be mentioned per nominee

Pg :78

115 3:2

if a policy has two nominee mentioned what should be the Min

allocation Each nominee to get Min 10% Each Nominee to get Min 25% the first nominee should have more than second No such conditions 4 Nomition & Assignments

No specific Shares in Multiple Nomitions however can be done for successive

nomitions

Pg:78

116 3:2

a Policy holder takes a insurance contract for 30 years and the SA reduces after 25 years what could be

the likely reason

No bonus accumulated

Age proof was substantially

wrong

Policy has become paid

up

Its a Ulip Plan 3 Paid Up &

Lapse

Lapsed policy will be made Paid Up and the SA reduced to an amount based on

Premiums Paid

Pg :75

117 3:2

A life insurance policy can only be made paid up if what particular policy

feature exists?

Indexing

contribution. Nomition facility. Rider benefits.

Savings

element. 4

Paid Up policies

Policy which have A value , ie endowment and having saving component can be made paid up in case it lapses during the term after completion

of 3 policy years

Pg :75

118

3:2 Reasons for surrender of the policy SA advisor induced no commission Has Fincial

Problems 4

Surrender value

Also known as Cash Value . The Option for the policy holder to close the Plan during the Term .due to either Persol Fincial problems or policy being mis sold

and benefits not up to the clients needs

Pg :76

119 3:2

If a life insurance policy is issued with

a lien, it will be mention in Proviso Schedule

Terms &

conditions Endorsement 2

120

3:2 Available Loan amount under a life Insurance policy is generally based on

Total paid

premium Sum Assured

Surrender

value Paid up value 3

121 3:2

If a customer has mentioned he is a drinker in the proposal form, the insurance company can exclude this hazard and mention it in which part of

the policy document?

Provisio Endorsements Operative

clause

Terms and

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122 3:2

Mr. shailsh has an endowment policy with 30 years policy term, he has paid

for eight years. The sum assured Rs.8,00,000/- and accumulated bonus

Rs.60,000/-. What is the paid up value if bonus accumulated and if not

bonus accumulated? 213333 & 273333 213333 & 229333 229333 & 273333 229333 & 293333 1 123

3:2 Whose sigture is required on attestation of the policy?

Agent Policy holder

Authorized officials of insurer

Proposer 3

124 3:2

The mutual obligation of the parties is laid down in?

Operative

Clause Heading Proviso Attestation 1

125 3:2

The Insurance companies allow modification/alteration of the origil

policy documents through...

Surrender Paid Up Endorsement Assignment 3

126 3:2

In case the customer has stopped making payment for the premium of

the policy. What are the two most important things required in order to

reinstate the policy?

Reinstatement Fee and Proof of

continuing good health Premium cheque and health declaration Only health certificate Premium cheque with arrears 1 127 3:2

A and B start their policies on the same date and surrender on 22nd anniversary of the policy. But A’s surrender value is higher than B. the

reason was ;

A’s health was better than B

A’s term was longer than B

B’s term was

longer than A 3 Discuss

128 3:2

Which from the following would help best the underwriter to know whether the proposer had applied previously

and his application was rejected

Medical reports Proposal form Policy

document 2

129

3:2 A policyholder wants to change the nomition after 5 years of the policy.

What would happen

Change not allowed Can be done through endorsement Can be done through an affidavit sworn in A simple application would do. 2 130 3:2

Mr. Anil has a money back policy and a whole life policy. He is planning to take some loan from both the policies

as he was regularly paying the premium. What is your suggestion?

He regularly pays premium so he can take loan from both the

policies

He can surrender whole life policy

and can take loan from Money

back policy

He can’t take loan from money back but can avail loan from Whole life policy He can’t take loan from whole life policy but can avail loan from Money back

policy

3

131

3:2 When does nomination get

invalidated

On assignment

If more than one person is

nomited

1

132 3:2

If 5% bonus is given every year then for a SA of 1 lakh, what will be the payout after 15 years in a simple

revisiory bonus system?

60000 75000 100000 5000 2

133 3:2

Vijay received his policy bond on 11th June, 2011. Due to some persol problems he has decided to cancel the policy on 8th July, 2011. Can he

cancel or return the policy?

No, as 15 days period is over Yes, as it is within 1 year No, as 20 days period is over Yes, as it is within 3 months 1 134 3:2

Rohit, 17 years old, submitted a proposal for Endowment plan of Rs.1

lac to AB Insurance Co. In the absence of an essential ingredient of a valid contract, the proposal was not accepted. Which factor caused the

insurer for non-acceptance of the proposal?

Capability of

performance Legality of object

Capacity to

(10)

135 3:2

A nomition is not required if

Policy is taken under joint life

basis

1

136 3:2

What is the main source for insurance company to get information of

proposer?

1.

Advertisements. 2. Proposal form.

3. Conducting interviews. 4. Telephonic conversations. 2 137 3:2

What are the factors involved in calculating Surrender Value of the

Policy? 1. Number of year’s premium paid. 2. Number of premiums payable. 3. Sum Assured 4. All of the above. 4 138 3:2

Mr. Kumar is taken one life insurance policy with ABC Company. But he is not satisfied with the policy benefits. What Mr. Kumar can do under this

situation? 1. He can not do any thing, because be received the policy bond. 2. He can file a complaint against insurance company in court. 3. He can send back the policy document to insurance company with in 15 days from policy receiving date. 4. Serve notice to insurance company on policy benefits. 3 139

3:2 When an illiterate person wants to have a policy...

1. an impression of the left thumb is taken and third party has to

attest it

2. an impression of the left thumb is taken and the advisor has to

attest it

3. an impression of the left thumb is sufficient and need not be attested 4. A relative of the illiterate person has to sign on behalf of that illiterate person. 1 140 3:2

Mr.Shanth has taken an endowment policy of 15 years with ABC insurance company. He has paid premium for 4 years and he could not pay premium for 5th and 6th year. In the 7th year he approaches the company to renew the policy. Now which of the following

options will apply to him?

1. The policy will be renewed on

the existing terms and conditions.

2. Mr. Shanth cannot renew the

policy 3. the policy may be renewed on different terms and conditions 4. Mr. Shanth can renew the policy only on the approval of

the insurer 3

141

3:2 Which of the following statement is not true in connection with nomition?

1. The life insured can nomite one or more than one person as nominees.

2. Nomition can be done either at

the time the policy is bought or later. 3. A person having a policy on the life of another should make a nomition. 4. The section 39 of the Insurance Act 1938 speaks about the nomition. 3 142 3:2

Which of the following statements in correct in connection with

assignment? 1. Assignee cannot make fresh nomition in the policy 2. The assignor need not be major at the time

of assignment. 3. Section 45 of the insurance act speaks about assignment. 4. Conditiol assignment and absolute assignment are

one and the same.

1

143 3:2

Mr. Shanth has taken an endowment policy of 20 years. He has paid premium for 10 years and now the policy is in force. At this point of time

can Shanth take loan?

1. Mr. Shanth will not be granted

any loan

2. Mr. Shanth can take loan which should be certain percentage of the surrender value of the policy. 3. There is no concept of loan in insurance policy 4. loans are allowed only in term plans 2 144 3:2

Mrs.Shwetha has taken a loan from her policy. Later stage she neither paid back neither the loan nor she paid the premium for a very long time. What will happen to her policy?

1. Policy will be surrendered by the insurer 2. Policy will be surrendered by the nominee 3. Policy will be surrendered by the company 4. Policy will be surrendered by the heir 1

(11)

145 3:2

Which of the following information does not appear in the First Premium

Receipt? 1. method and frequency of premium payment 2. Date of commencement of last premium 3. Date the policy matures

4. Date the last premium will be

paid

2

146 3:2

Mr. Raj has taken a policy of 15 year term. He has paid the premium for 9 years. But now unfortutely he has lost

his job. He is uble to pay the premium. What can be the best

solution from the following ?

1. Converting the policy to Term policy 2. Converting the policy to Paid up 3. Converting the policy to money back 4. Converting the policy to whole Life 2 147

3:2 Payment of premium and sum

assured are laid down in

1. Heading of policy document. 2. Proviso of policy. 3. Operative clause. 4. Schedule of policy document. 3 148

3:2 An insurance contract commences when 1. Quotation is signed by proposer. 2. First Premium Receipt is issued. 3. Proposal Form is signed. 4. Policy Document is received by policyholder. 2 149

3:2 When is premium considered / deemed to be paid? 1. When insured writes a cheque in favor of insurer. 2. When cheque amount is deposited in insurer account. 3. When the cheque is deposited with insurer office. 4. When cheque is posted/couriere d by the insure4. 2 150 3:2

Ram Lal is an insurance policyholder. He has recently shifted his home from New Delhi to Noida. He wants the address to be changed. This change

in policy document will be effective through? 1. Terms & Condition. 2. Preamble. 3. Endorsement. 4. Schedule. 3 151 3:2

Lalu Yadav is having a saving plan with 20 years tenure. He has paid 5 annual premiums but due to fincial crisis is uble to make future premium.

His policy 1. Acquires surrender value. 2. Contract comes to an end. 3. Moneys will be forfeited. 4. Acquires paid up value. 4 152

3:2 How assignment distinguishes itself from nomition?

1. Nomition does not transfer the

title while assignment

does.

2. Nomition transfers the title while assignment does not. 3. Nomition is made after policy is issued while assignment is done before it is issued. 4. Nomition need not be informed but assignment needs to be informe4. 1 153 3:2

Manish took a loan from Pankaj of Rs.10 lac, Pankaj transferred his Insurance policy to Manish of Rs.10 lac as a security with the agreement Of when Loan is fully paid, policy title will be revert back to me of Manish is

called: 1. Loan assignment 2. Conditiol Assignment 3. Loan Agreement 4. Absoulte Assignment 2 154 3:2

Which clause lays down the mutual obligation of the parties regarding, Payment of Premium by Life assured

& payment of Sum Assured by

1. Lien Clause 2. Opertaive Clause 3. Proviso Clause 4. Schedule of Policy 2 155 3:2

Prab is not able to pay premium for continue his policy due to some Fincial problem, so he rather than surrendering the policy, what Option

he has to convert ……….? 1. In to paid up and reduced Sum Assured would be payable on maturity. 2.Return of Premium on maturity 3. Deduct the underpaid premium from Sum assured and payable on Maturity 4. Policy was subject to lien. 1

(12)

156 3:2

Ajay has bought an endowment with profit plan for 20 year .if he took a Loan after 5th of commencement of

policy and died before 2 year of Maturity .what would be payable on

maturity? 1. only Sum assured 2.Sum Assured + Bonus 3. Sum assured plus vested bonus minus any outstanding loan/premium & Interest. 4. Paid up value only. 3 157 4

While calculating Human life value (HLV) two components need to be kept in mind , the one is take home

salary and other is

Bank Fixed

deposit rate discount rate

Estimated life expectancy Estimated amount at retirement 1 Human Life Value

HLV assumes if the event happens Today how much money one should have in the BANK to get the monthly expenses of the

family to continue .

Pg 95

158 4

Annual premium of insurance product is Rs. 32,000, 4% loading on Quarterly mode of payment What is

the quarterly premium?

7680 8000 8320 8500 3 Premium

Calculations

Adjustment to take into account of Expenses & profits of the insurer is called

loading

Pg :100

159

4 why ACR To calculate

Premium

To Calculate the commission due for the agent

To verify the Plan proposed

To help the underwriter to asses the Risk

4 Primary

Underwriter

Agent Confidentiality Report is mandatory as It helps the Underwriters to have additiol Information about the Proposer as the agent is in better position having

met / known the client

Pg :102

160 4

In a 20 year with profit policy,persist

ency Bonus is paid at the end of 1st Year 10th Year 15th Year 20th Year 4 Types of Bonus

Persist ency or termil bonus is given at

maturity of the policy Pg :101

161 4

While Underwriting Mr X proposal , its found that there has been CRIMIL case against him in Fraudulent act .What type of Risk this will be

categorized Into ? Fraudulent Hazard Occupatiol Hazard Physical

Hazard Moral Hazard 4

Types of Hazards

Moral Hazard relates to attitude or

Intentions & conduct Pg :91

162 4

Mr A wants insurance cover . But he is drinks alcohol frequently . What kind of hazard you may categorize?

Physical hazard Moral Hazard fincial risk Pure risk 1 Underwiting

Physical Hazard refers to the physical characteristic of the risk associated with

the proposer

Pg :91

163

4 Who IS the primary underwriter of

the customer? Underwriter Insuranc eCo Agent Actuary 3 Underwiting

Agents are in direct contact with the Customer and have an important role to

play in assessing the risk

Pg :102

164 4

Claim was settled however full Sum assured not paid though the policy

was in force due to

Lien Bonus Surrender Accidental

death 1 Underwiting

Lien is a clause where the underwriter feels the risk will wear out in time Pg :95

165

4 Lien can be considered an altertive of

which of the following Clause Rejection Acceptance Time barred 1 Underwriting

LIENS are clauses which Underwriters apply to the proposal where they feel the

RISK will wear off after certain time duration l

Pg :95

166 4

what is the special report that is asked by the underwriter from the officer of

the insurer HLV report Client confidentiality report moral hazard

report medical report 3 Underwriting

Special reports from senior officials or agents are taken by underwriters sometimes if the risk on the policy

solicited is high . Informations on Occupation, habits , lifestyle , income

would be asked through this

Pg :90

167 4

As per the norms of risk assessment by U/W both the parents of a policy holder died in their early 30s due to Heart disease, what is the risk

assessed

Moral Hazard Medical Hazard Occupatiol Hazard

Physical

Hazard 4 Underwriting

Under Physical hazard , the Underwriter looks into medical history of the family of the proposer to asses the risk due to

heredity

Pg :91

168 4

Net premium is equal to

Premium plus interest earning Risk premium plus interest earning Premium minus interest earning Risk premium minus interest earning 3 169 4

Where annually increasing flexible premiums operate under a life

insurance policy, what rate of increase will generally apply

(13)

170 4

The regulations issued by the IRDA, require that the decision on the proposal must be conveyed to the

proposer within 15 days of receiving the proposal 20 days of receiving the proposal 25 days of receiving the proposal 30 days of receiving the proposal 1 171 4

If bonus is given under a plan the

additiol premium added is known as Loading Investment Frequency 1

172 4

Certificate from the village panchayat

Will be considered as standard age proof Will be considered as non standard age

proof

Will not be

accepted 2

173 4

What will be lien amount in 3rd year as compared to the 4th

year of lien. It is higher Decrease Slightly higher Slightly lower 2

174 4

When an individual gets older, chances of obtaining life and health

protection will be

Increases Reduces Remains same Depends on

insurer 2

175 4

What key event is most likely to prevent insurer from ensuring that

each insured person brings a fair premium to the pool for the risk

presented? A policy Assignment A Fradulent Claim A steep rise in inflation A sudden illness 2 176 4 HLV is used as a Yardstick to determine Emotion Loss can be compensated for The correct cover needed to compensate economical loss to their family in case of death of the earning member A lump sum amount that the

person will get from the insurance company 2 177 4

While calculating HLV along with future income, no of years of work, increments in salary what is also to be

taken in to account?

Inflation. Interest. Discount rate Compounding. 3

178 4

Vishal and sandeep applied for a health plan in XYZ Life Insurance Company. Vishal is asked to undergo a medical checkup but Sandeep is not

asked to do so. What will be most possible reason?

Sandeep has taken another policy from XYZ

Life Insurance Company Vishal is older than Sandeep Sandeep is earning more then Vishal Vishal is working in a MNC 2 179 4

Mr. Kul used to participate in Car race. While taking up the Insurance policy he disclosed this information. What kind of hazard does it refers to

Physical hazard Fraudulent

representation Moral hazard Peril 1

180

4 If the sum assured remains the same, what will be impact of net premium if the age of the policyholder increases

It rises It falls It remains

constant Gross premiums increases 3 181 4

For which of the following reasons, the underwriter should ask beyond

agent’s confidential report.

Physical Hazard Moral Hazard SA is too high Pure Risk 3

182 4

An insurance agent sold two policies to two different persons having the same policy term. He declares the commission to each of them. The commission of one of the policy is more than the other. What should be

the reasons for this difference?

Risk profile of both the policyholder are

different

Age of both the candidate are

different

One has chosen Single premium policy

and other has chosen regular premium policy Both have chosen different kind of policies. 4 183 4

Compound reversiory bonus of 4 % will be calculated on

Sum assured

Sum assured plus bonus till

date

Premiums paid till date

Sum assured minus bonuses

paid till date 2

(14)

184 4

A lien is generally used as a substitute to charging

a high premium for a high risk

for reduction in

sum assured 1

185 4

In a process of completion of an insurance proposal, an agent finds that the intention of the proposer was not genuine. In this case what should

the agent do?

Contact the Regulators Issue a wrong note Refuse to proceed Inform the insurer 3 186 4

The documents likely to provide the underwriter of an insurance company,

the details relating to the previous subject application, which have been

accepted as non-standard..

Quotation

Request Form Proposal Form

Policy

Document Claim Form 2

187 4

In a case, the underwriter felt that the risk associated with the person would decrease with time, then he would

accept the case with

A clause A Lien A Loading Level Premium 2

188 4 Maximum Life cover

20 times annual

salary 500000 1500000 4000000 1

189 4

What role an agent is likely to play in the process of underwriting?

To see that the proposal is accepted by the

underwriter at OR

To ensure that his client is not burdened with extra premium

To give truthful report to the

Insurer all about the life to

be insured

To see that the plan as proposed by the client is not

changed on underwriting 3 190 4 In insurance, HLV is a known abbreviated term. How the meaning

of HLV can best be described in relation to a income earning

proposer? Sum assured is the HLV of the proposer Yearly income is the HLV of the proposer Difference between the Assets and Liabilities is the HLV of the proposer Present value of the future earnings less persol expenses is the HLV of the proposer 4 191 4

Out of all the factors that affect the needs of different life stages of an individual, which is the most common factor that is likely to exist throughout

the life span of an individual?

Employment Age Marital Status Liability 2

192 4

While calculating HLV along with future income, no of years of work, increments in salary what is also to be

taken in to account?

1. Inflation. 2. Interest. 3. Discount rate 4.

Compounding. 3

193

4 Moral Hazard reflects the …….

1. Intentions and attitude of Proposer. 2. Habits and Hobbies of Proposer. 3. Occupation and Residence of Proposer. 4. Medical and Persol History of Proposer. 1 194

4 Income replacement methods

equates Human Life Value (HLV) to

1. Future value of Present earnings. 2. Present value of future earnings. 3. Present value of previous earnings. 4. Future value of previous earnings. 2

195 4 Agent will be called as…..

1. Primary Underwriter 2. Main Underwriter 3. Chief Underwriter. 4. Information Underwriter. 1 196 4

Mr. Rajesh has taken policy from ABC insurance company for Rs. 500000 Sum Assured by paying Rs. 50,000 premium per year. Company declared 5% Simple Reversiory

bonus, what is bonus amount?

1. Rs. 2500/- 2. Rs. 25000/- 3. Rs. 250000/- 4. Rs. 5000/- 2

197 4

The underwriter can get the required

information about the proposer in... 1. Proposal form.

2. renewal

(15)

198 4

Mr. Ramesh works in a mining company. So he is exposed

to...

1. moral hazard 2. physical hazard 3. mental hazard 4. Ethical hazard. 2 199

4 Lien is imposed on a policy when underwriter feels that...

1. the risk associated might increase 2. the risk associated might decrease 3. the risk associated might not be harmful 4. the risk associated might be general 2 200

4 What does the mortality tables contains ? 1. Tables of death occurring in various circumstances 2. Tables of details of various probabilities of death 3. Tables of details of underwriter’s calculation on death 4. Tables of details of actuarial calculation on death 4 201 4

Mr. Guptha is recently detected with lung cancer. He would like to take an insurance. What is your suggestion?

1. Time of death is uncertain, so insurance can be given 2. Only lung is affected so health insurance can be given. 3. He can take insurance after submitting health certificate 4. Cannot give insurance for health reason 4 202 4

Mr.Santhosh working as a head master who is around 52 years had requested for an Insurance cover for Rs.1 crore. He insisted that his brother’s son should be the nominee

not his wife. Underwriter will verify this case for which one of the

following: 1. A . Physical hazard, as he is old 2. B. Moral hazard, as he is 52 years old and wife is not the

nominee 3. C. Moral hazard, as coverage is high and brother’s son is the nominee 4. D. Moral hazard, as he is a head master and 52 years old 3 203 4

Mr.Feroz has applied for an insurance cover of Rs.4 crores. The

Company will accept or reject the proposal only after confirming from

one of the following agencies.

1. Fincial Inspection agencies 2. Specialized inspection agencies 3. Credit worth inspection agencies 4. Insurance Investigation Agencies 4 204 4

The responsibility for classification and alysis of the proposal form lies

with whom? 1. Risk Alysis Department 2. Classification of Risk Department

3. Underwriter 4. Actuary who alysis the risk 3

205

4 In underwriting the economic value of the person is determined by what?

1. The occupation of the person 2. The fincial history of his family 3. The income that he earns 4. Human Life Value 4 206

4 When an underwriter may consider Moral Hazard? 1. An individual is proposing SA 15 times his annual income. 2. Insurance is taken out by an individual with dependents. 3. A nominee is not a dependent. 4. A medical checkup is carried out nearby place of residence. 3 207 4

Level Premium is calculated based

on 1. Risk Premium. 2. Net Premium.

3. Loading of Premium. 4. Gross Premium. 1 208 4 MPL abbreviates 1. Minimum Possible Loss. 2. Major Possible Loss. 3. Minor Possible Loss. 4. Maximum Possible Loss. 4 209 4

What is generally considered as a substitute to charging a high premium

for a high risk?

1. Clause. 2. Assignment. 3. Lien. 4. Level

Premium. 3

210 4

Jyoti is submitting is copy of permanents account number card as age proof for buying an money back

plan .her age consider as a

1. Non Standard Age Proof 2. Standard Age proof 3. an Address proof 4. Proof of Income tax payer 2 211 4

Which one of the following bonuses is given by insurer as an incentive to the

insured to for long term:

1. Simple Revisiory bonus 2. Compound Revisiory bonus 3. Persistency Bonus 4. Interim bonus 3 Discuss 212 4

Ramesh bought an endowment plan for ten year he pays the same Amount

in every year is called:

1. Gross Premium

2. Level Premium

3. Risk

Premium 4. Net Premium 2

213

4 Which one of the following is not

source of information about the 1. Proposal Form

2. Insurance agent 3. neighbor of proposer 4. Medical of examition report 3

(16)

214 4

Manish being a sole earning member of his family not insured himself But looking for insurance for his son who

is student .there is possibility of

1. Physical

Hazard 2. Moral Hazard 3. Medical

4. No

underwriting 2

215 4

An underwriter accepts the proposal with certain modified terms and

coditions,What it denotes

Lien Counter offer Decline Postpontment 2

216 4

Loading in a term plan is more likely

beacause of Morbidity Mortality

Admin expenses Investment expenses 217 4

In case of lien,the risk will classified as per underwriting standards

better than average risk,at the early stage of

life

better than the average risk ,at the later stage of

the life

Higher than the average risk,at the early stage

Higher than the average risk at the later stage

of life

3

218 4

Sarath is the client and looking for large SA, and the proposal to be

certified in the context of confidentiality report with relavent to

moral hazard,who is concerned

person to do! ACR Sarath nominee

Superior of the Sarth's insurance agent Insurance company 3 219

4 If a person have motoring sport as hobby before taking insurance

policy,then what it implicates

Moral hazard is Sport and it influence the risk

of life motoring sport is risk and influences moral hazard motoring sport is risk and influences physical hazard motoring sport is a physical hazard and it influences risk 4 220 4

If a policy of term 30yrs is imposed

with lien, what will be the lien period 5 10 15 20 1

221 4

A gave an offer to B and B made changes to the same and returned it

to A. It will be called

modified

acceptance Counter offer Rectified offer

Rectified

Acceptance 2

222 5

Hari wants a constant life cover till his 31st birthday. But he cant afford to pay high premiums. The best suited

products for him would be

Pure Endowment Anticipated

endowment term plan ULIP 3

Insurance products

Term product is the simplest and the cheapest Insurance plan which gives Life

cover

Pg :112

223 5

At the time of maturity , quarter of the SA is paid though the policy was in

force

Endowment Lien Money back Surrender 3 Insurance

Products

In money back plan , payouts are given at fixed intervals called survival benefits .

Usually 25% of SA is paid in equal interval of the term

Pg :117

224 5

Weekly premiums are generally collected for which type/range of

palns

Banca assurance Health plans Micro

Insurance Term Insurance 3

Micro Insurance

Micro Insurance is for Low Income Group . Product ranges from 5K to 50 K Pg:113

225 5

Mr A is planning to invest and his needs are :1 Protection for is Income ,

during his absence 2.children education

Children Plan Retirement Plan Ulip Plan Term Insurance 3 Protection

Needs

Term Insurance will help in protecting the

future loss of Income Pg :109 Discuss

226 5

What tax rate,if any,will be applicable to a life insurance policy holder for the maturity proceeds of a Rs 5000 life

insurance policy

Nil 10% 20% 30% 1 Tax & Inflation The Proceeds of Life Insurance are

exempted under Sec 10 (10D) Pg :118

227 5

A policy holder can pay the premium of Rs 5,00,000 and what could be the

max tax efficiency he is entitles to

500000 50000 100000 300000 3 Tax & Inflation

Under Sec 80 C , the max Amount under Tax deduction through Life Insurance

premium will be Rs 1 Lk

Pg 118

228 5

Ram has Invested Rs 5000 in PPF & Rs 1 Lakh in Life insurance premium . In which he will get maximum Tax

Benefit Life Insurance Premium PPF 50% on each 95% on Life Insurance Premium & 5% on PPF 1 Tax Implications

Under Sec 80 C , the maximum deductible Income from tax in a given

year is Rs 1 Lk .

(17)

229 5

Mr.Sumesh takes a policy and pays premium of 20000 with a sum assured

of 300000, what will be the tax implication on his maturity amount

Fully taxable 10% 20% Tax fully

exempted 4

Tax Implications

The premium should be 20% or less than 20% of the SA to avail the tax benefit of

Sec 10 10 d

Pg :118

230 5

without submitting any form of claim,a life insurance policy holder received payments of survival then what type

of policy he is holding

ULIP Term Money Back Health 3 Types of Plans

Partial Survival Benefits are paid at fixed intervals without any formalities to be

completed by the Policyholders

Pg :117

231 5

what is the special feature of ulip that ensures customer risk profile for long

time insurance policies

fund switching partial with drawl premium

holiday riders 1 Ulip

Ulip offers protection with Investment and flexibilities to mage the Investment to the

customers

Pg :116

232 5

Kamal is willing to pay 60000/- per annum for his ULIP policy. What should be the SA in case he wants to

avail the tax benefits

1 lac 3 lacs 2 lacs 1.50 lacs 2

233 5

Suresh is suffering from Asthma and the policy in been done on joint life basis and the need for nomition under

the plan is less as

Joint life policy Has physical

ailment 1

234 5

After maturity In a Unit Linked Life Insurance Policy, customer does not get received Maturity in a lump sum. What is the possibility of receiving it in installments if it is not a annuity

plan

He has switched his fund

He has opted for Settlement option He has redirected his past premium Policy was lapsed on the time of maturity 2 235 5

A customer gets periodic benefits without any claim and then when he dies during the term of the policy, his nominees gets the sum insured. What

type of policy is this ?

Endowment Term Money Back Whole of Life 3

236 5

For assessing the risk of a group health insurance policy, which of the

following information is the most critical

Group lifestyle Employees Age of the group

Medical history

of group 3

237 5

Rakesh wants to buy a policy primarily for Risk Cover but at the end

of the term he wants to get at least some return. Under which policy he

will get these benefits

Endowment plan ROP plan Whole life plan Ulip 2

238 5

Prashant buys an Endowment Plan with a sum assured of Re. 100000 and wants to make use of tax benefit

under the policy for whole SA. How much premium would help him avail

this benefit

Less than 10000 More than 10000 Less than 20000

More than

20000 3

239 5

What is the ceiling of tax exemption

under 80 c. 1 lakh 1.5 lakhs 2 lakhs 3 lakhs 1

240 5

The agent can use the benefit illustration document to show the

client the projected growth of investment at the rate of –

6% and 10% 5% and 10% 6% and 12% 5% and 12% 1

241 5

Suresh has adequate reserve capital with him and he wishes to protect his income, moreover he feels that if he does not die then he would need the amount. What type of plan should he

opt for?

Term Insurance

Plan Endowment plan

Return of

premium plan Pension plan 3

242 5

Frequent switching is not advisable in

ULIP plan because it increase Investment Risk Risk of death

Uncertainty of return

Chances of

(18)

243 5

Mr. Kartik got a job recently, he can’t afford to pay to pay the higher premium as of now but in future once

he settles down with his job he can pay higher premium. Which one will

be the best plan?

Convertible Endowment plan Convertible Term plan Convertible pure Endowment Convertible money back plan     2 244 5

What is the minimum Sum Assured

allowed for Micro Insurance? 5000 10000 15000 20000 1

245 5

Pick the wrong answer. In a child plan: Deferred date is a policy anniversary. On vesting date policy has to be assigned to the life assured. After vesting the contract is between the insurer and the

life assured.

Deferred date is date on which the risk

commences. 2

246 5

Which tax rate is applicable, in case of Client pays the premium of 5000/- and suffers illness before maturity?

1. Nil 2. 10% 3. 20% 4. 30% 1

247 5

For assessing the risk of a group health insurance policy, which of the

following information is the most critical

1. Group lifestyle 2. Employees 3. Age of the group

4. Medical history of group 3

248 5 Term Insurance Plan will give….

1. Only Death Benefit. 2. Only Maturity Benefit. 3. Only Bonus Benefit. 4. Only Tax Benefit. 1

249 5 Low risk products give….. 1. High Returns 2. Low Returns

3. Moderate Returns

4. Good

Returns 2

250

5 The income of an individual can be protected with the help of...

1. a unit linked policy 2. a term life policy 3. an endowment policy 4. a money back policy 2 251 5

Mr. Shanth has got a pure endowment policy for 30 years for the sum assured of Rs. 75,000,00/-. It can be

paid to him...

1. when he dies 2. when he survives the term

3. when he is hospitalized

4. when he

loses his job 2

252 5

Flexibility like partial withdrawal and taking premium holidays is possible

with....

1. Fixed deposits 2. Unit linked Insurance plans 3. Term Insurance 4. Endowment plans 2 253 5

Mr. Varun who own a multi chain company would like to take an insurance. What will be the best option for him from the following ?

1. He can take Surety insurance 2. He can take Business Partner insurance 3. He can take Key man Insurance 4. He Can take company insurance 3 254 5

Mr. Kumar decides that his employees should have SSS scheme.

What type of plan is SSS?

1. Salary saving Life plan 2. Not a specific plan 3. Salary insurance plan 4. Salary Specific plan 2 255 5

Manmohan has recently purchased a house worth ` 50, 00,000 on loan. Which insurance product you as an

adviser will suggest?

1. Endowment Plan.

2. Money Back Plan.

3. Whole Life

Plan. 4. Term Plan. 4

256 5

To avail the income tax benefit at investment stage, premium should be

maximum

1. 10% of S1. 2. 20% of SA. 3. 30% of SA. 4. 40% of SA. 2

257 5

Rakesh has bought an Endowment, Money back, Term & Annuity Plan he

would like to avail Loan from:

1. Endowment

Plan 2. Term Plan

3. Money Back

Plan 4. Annuity Plan 1

258 5

In Group insurance plans contract of insurance between …………?

1. Master Policy holder & insurer

2. Employer & Employee 3. Employee & Insurer 4. Creditors & Debtors 1 259 6

The best way to overcome the problem of investment decision depends mainly on peer influence is

By Canvassing wide peer group

Seeking professiol advise Go for a low investment tranchee Postponement of investment decision 2 Benefits of Professiol Advise

A agent is a Professiol and gives Need

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A person who has a temporary job Loss , where should he look for

Investing other than FD

Debt Funds of

MF Govt Securities Equities Gold 1

Emergency funds

Investment for emergency funds should be invested in saving products that offer easy liquidity and can be converted to

Cash without much loss in value

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