Q1 How the membership to Insurance Institute Of India to be obtained?
Membership to Insurance Institute of India is through its associated institutes which are located in all important places of India . Click for list.
http://www.insuranceinstituteofindia.com/
InsuranceInst/AssociateInstitutes/ASPX/IIIAssociateInstList.aspx
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Q2 What kind of membership is allowed & what are the current fees? India , Nepal , Bhutan Bangladesh (Rs.) Foreign (Rs) Life Membership fee 500.00 500.00 3500.00
Only life membership is allowed i.e. one time payment .
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Srilanka (Rs.)
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Q3 Is there any form to be filled up to become a life member?
Yes. For those who want to become life members have to buy compulsorily the Examination Hand Book (EHB) the current price is Rs. 50/- from the associated institutes or they can remit the amount to the Insurance Institute of India at Mumbai with a request letter by demand draft. Membership enrollment form is attached in the EHB which should be filled up in duplicate & submitted to the associated institute where the membership is sought.
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Q4 From where can I get the study books for the examinations of the Institute?
The study books, subject wise of all the examinations of the Institute published by us. Candidates can buy the books from the associated Institutes.
http://www.insuranceinstituteofindia.com/
InsuranceInst/AssociateInstitutes/ASPX/IIIAssociateInstList.aspx
In case books are not available they can forward the cost of the books to Insurance Institute of India by demand draft with a request letter. Normally it will take at least one week's time to supply the books. Cost of books is available in the EHB. Cost of books for licentiate & CIS examinations is Rs. 75/- each, for associateship cost is Rs. 100/- each (except subject no. IC21, cost is Rs. 125/-) and for fellowship Rs. 125/- each. Books are available in Hindi language also except of fellowship.
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Q5 Is there any additional study material published by Insurance Institute of India?
The study books, subject wise of all the examinations of the Institute published by us. Candidates can buy the books from the associated Institutes. In case books are not available they can forward the cost of the books to Insurance Institute of India by demand draft with a request letter. Normally it will take at least one week's time to supply the books. Cost of books is available in the EHB. Cost of books for licentiate & CIS examinations is Rs. 75/- each, for associateship cost is Rs. 100/- each (except subject no. IC21, cost is Rs. 125/-) and for fellowship Rs. 125/- each. Books are available in Hindi language also except of fellowship.
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Q6 Is the cost for the books for the foreign candidates are different?
Yes. Cost of books for foreign candidates for licentiate examination is Rs.1100/- each, for associateship Rs.1250/-, fellowship Rs.1350/-, unsolved question papers Rs.500/-& EHB Rs.500/-. Candidates require the books may send the request letter directly to the Insurance Institute of India, Mumbai with the cost by DD in equivalent Indian Rupees.
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Q7 From where can I get the details of the courses conducted by the Insurance Institute of India? From the EHB & from the website www.insuranceinstituteofindia.com
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Q8 After passing the examination do we get any qualification title?
After passing the associateship examination and after getting elected you may add with your name A.I.I.I. and on completion of fellowship and election F.I.I.I.
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Q9 What is meant by election? Fee structure for award of Associateship /Fellowship Diploma India , Nepal , Bhutan , Bangladesh (Rs.) Srilanka (Rs.) Foreign (Rs.) Duplicate Associatship/Fellowship Card 50.00 150.00 1000.00 Life Membership Fee 500.00 500.00 3500.00 Assocaietship Diploma 1000.00 1500.00 7500.00 Fellowship Diploma 600.00 900.00 3500.00 Duplicate Diploma 500.00 600.00 2000.00
On passing associateship and fellowship examination, the respective candidates are provided with the result certain forms commonly known as election forms & life membership forms which they have to fill up and return to either Insurance Institute of India, Mumbai or submit to the associated Institute where they are member along with the prescribed fees within the speculated time. The current fees to get elected as associates & fellows are :
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Life membership payment Details/proof required i.e. Life membership Card/ Life Mem no/ Receipt Xerox
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Q10 In case I have lost the original associateship & fellowship diploma & life membership card what is the way out? Apply for duplicate with prescribed fees. Fee structure for award of Associateship /Fellowship Diploma India , Nepal , Bhutan , Bangladesh (Rs.) Srilanka (Rs.) Foreign (Rs.) Duplicate Associatship/Fellowship Card 50.00 150.00 1000.00 Duplicate Diploma 500.00 600.00 2000.00 Duplicate Life Membership Card 15.00 115.00 300.00
The amount to be remitted to Insurance Institute of India directly with a request letter. Fee Type
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Q11 Is there separate election fees for foreign candidates? Yes. The rates are: Fee structure for award of Associateship /Fellowship Diploma Foreign (Rs.) Duplicate Associatship/Fellowship Card 1000.00 Life Membership Fee 3500.00 Assocaietship Diploma 7500.00 Fellowship Diploma 3500.00 Duplicate Diploma 2000.00 Duplicate Life Membership Card 300.00 For overseas candidates ($1 = INR 50)
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Life membership payment Details/proof required i.e. Life membership Card/ Life Mem no/ Receipt Xerox Top
Q12 Is there any journal published by the Insurance Institute of India?
Yes. Published twice in a year for the period January-June & July-December. Top
Q13 Can I subscribe for the journal?
Yes. Cost is Rs. 50/- per copy. The cost may be remitted to Institute office at Mumbai indicating number of copies required. The cost may be remitted sometime in 1st week of July for Jan-June issue & 1st week of January for July-Dec. issue
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Q14 Is there any tie up with the Chartered Insurance Institute, London & the Insurance Institute of India ?
There is no tie up as such. We conduct CII examination in Mumbai under their instructions. The fellows and associates of the Insurance Institute of India enjoys the exemptions in seven and four subjects respectively out of ten subjects to become an associate of CII. Top
