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1. If the date of birth is 24, June 1979, the proposal is dated
26.11.2004, the policy is to commence from 15th April 2004, and the
term of the policy is 30 years, which among the following would be
the correct statement.

   1. Age nearest birthday on maturity will be 55
   2. Age next birthday on maturity will be 56
   3. Age last birthday on maturity will be 55
   4. All the above statements are wrong




2. Calculate age nearer birthday, last birthday and next birthday,
incase date of proposal was 7.8.03 and date of birth was 8.4.1956.

   1. Age nearer birthday 47, next birthday 48, age last birthday 47
   2. Age nearer birthday 48, next birthday 49, age last birthday 48
   3. Age nearer birthday 46, next birthday 47, age last birthday 46
   4. none of the above
3. If the date of birth is 24. June 1979. the proposal is dated 16.8.2004
and the policy is to commence from 15 April 2004, which among the
following would be the correct statement

   1. Age nearest birthday is 24
   2. Age next birthday is 26.
   3. Age last birthday is 25.
   4. All the above statements are wrong



4. Calculate age next birthday if date of proposal is 12.05.2003 and
date of birth is 08.01.1953

    1. 51
    2. 52
    3. 50
    4. none of the above
5. If the date of birth is 24th January 1976, the proposal is dated
10.08.2004 and the policy is to commence from 10th April 2004, which
among the following would be the correct statement.


   1. Age nearest birthday is 28
   2. Age nearest birthday is 29
   3. Age last birthday is 29
   4. All the above statements are wrong




6. If the date of birth of a proposer is 30.7.1960, what is his age nearer
birthday on date 30.7.2002.


    1. 42 Years
    2. 41 Years
    3. 39 Years
    4. 41 Years
7. If the proposer wants insurance from 28-4-2000 his date of birth is
1-11-1975, what will his age taken for premium calculation.

   1. 24 Years
   2. 25 Years
   3. 26 Years
   4. 27 Years




8. If a person is born on 2.2.1979, his age nearer birthday on
5.11.2000 will be_______.


   1. 22
   2. 23
   3. 20
   4. 21
9. For a person born on 22.5.1985 then his age on birthday i.e.
22.5.2000 will be_______years


   1. 14
   2. 15
   3. 16
   4. 17




10. If a person is born on 4-7-1981, his age on nearer birthday on
25-11-2000 will be________.


    1. 21
    2. 19
    3. 20
    4. 18
11. Calculate the age next birthday,if; Date of birth is: 08- Jan-1953
Date of proposal is: 12- May-2003

   1. 51
   2. 52
   3. 50
   4. none of the above




12. If the Date of Birth is 24- Jan-1976, the proposal is dated 10-8-2004
and the policy is to commence from 10-Apr-2004, which among the
following would be the correct statement?

    1. Age nearest birthday is 28
    2. Age nearest birthday is 29
    3. Age last birthday is 29
    4. All the above statements are wrong
13. Given the following information, indicate which of the four options given
below would be the correct half yearly premium for an Endowment policy for Rs.
1 lakh, on the life of person born on 28.06.1974.
Term                                    : 35 year
Date of maturity                        : 24.12.2037
Tabular premium for age :-
nearest birthday 27                      : Rs. 27.46 per thousand
nearest birthday 28                      : Rs. 27.83 per thousand
nearest birthday 29                      : Rs.28.37 per thousand
Premium adjustment - 5% extra for monthly mode. Rs. 1 less for half yearly
mode and Rs. 1.50 less for yearly mode.
SA Rebate Rs. 1.50 less for Rs. 50,000 and above


   1. Rs. 1,266.50
   2. Rs. 1,246.50
   3. Rs. 1,293.50
   4. none of the above
14. Given the following information, indicate which of the four options given
below would be the correct annual premium (rounded off to the nearest ru­pee)
for an Endowment policy on the life of a person born on 28.06.1974. Sum
assured : Rs. 50,000 Policy taken on 3rd March, 2003 to be back dated by three
months.
          Tabular premium for age :­
nearest birthday 27                     : Rs. 27.46 per thousand
 nearest birthday 28                    : Rs. 27.83 per thousand
nearest birthday 29           : Rs.28.37 per thousand
 Premium adjustment ­ 5% extra for monthly mode. Rs. 1 less for half yearly mode
and Rs. 1.50 less for yearly mode.
SA Rebate Rs. 1.50 less for Rs. 50,000 and above


   1. Rs. 1,241.00
   2. Rs. 1,241.50’
   3. Rs. 1,242.00
   4. none of the above
15. Calculate premium from the following data.
         Sum Assured                  : Rs. 25000
         Plan                                  : Endowment 30 years
         Mode                         : Qly
         Tabular premium              : Rs. 34.40
         Proposal accepted with accident benefit and health extra of
          Rs. 2.10%c per year.
         Premium for accident benefit          Rs. l %
         Rebate for half yearly premium        Nil
         Rebate for 25000 S.A.                 Rs. 1 %



         1. Rs. 215
         2. Rs. 170
         3. Rs. 228.13
         4. Rs. 238
16. Calculate premium from the following data.
         Date of commencement        1.4.1992
         Date of birth               15.4.1961
         Plan                                  Endowment without profit
         Tabular premium
         for age 31                  Rs. 41.50
         for age 32                  Rs.41.65
         for age 33                  Rs. 41.80
         Sum assured                 Rs. 100000
         Mode                        Yearly
         Proposal accepted at ordinary rates without accident benefit.
         Rebate for large Sum Assured Rs. 2%o
         Rebate for Yly. mode        3%
         And double accident         Rs. 1 per thousand S.Assd.
          benefit is available at    annum

            1. Rs. 3840
            2. Rs. 4165
            3. Rs.3965
            4. Rs. 3825
16. Calculate premium from the following data.
         Sum assured                 Rs. 100000
         Plan                        Money back 20 years
         Mode                        Half­yearly
         Age nearer birthday                   36 years
         Proposal accepted at ordinary rates with double accident benefit.
         Tabular premium             Rs. 69.25
         Rebate for Hly. premium               1.5%
         Rebate for large S.Assd.      Rs. 2%o
         And premium for double       Rs. l%o
         sum accident benefit


           1. Rs. 3261
           2. Rs. 3461
           3. Rs. 3461
           4. Rs. 3361
17. Calculate the half­yearly premium payable for the following particulars :­
         Tabular premium               Rs. 36.19
         Adjustments allowed
         Extra for monthly mode        5% "
         Rebate for hly mode           l%o
         Rebate for yearly mode        1.50%o
         For sum assured of Rs.                  Rs. 2.00 less
         25000 and above
         Rs. 1.00%o sum assured for double accident benefit (max. limit Rs. 3
Lakh)
         Proposal for S.A. of Rs. 9.00 lakh has been accepted with D.A.B.
          and health
         extra of Rs. 1.75%o


          1. Rs.16188
          2. Rs. 15873
          3. Rs. 17888
          4. Rs. 15688
18. Calculate the yearly premium for
Sum assured                  :Rs 25000
Age nearer birthday                    :35
Riders desired ADB
The tab premium is                     :36.55/1000 SA
Rider Premium                : Re 1/1000 SA
High SA rebate               Rs 25,000 – Rs 49,999        Re 1
                                       Rs 50,000 – Rs 99,999   Rs 1.50
                                       Rs 100,000 and over     Rs 2
                                      Modal Rebate Yearly 1.5%
                                       Half Yearly 1%



     1. 900.5
     2. 875
     3. 1000
     4. nil
19. Calculate the premium from the following data:
Sum assured                 ­ Rs.25,000
Endowment plan              ­ Rs. 30 years
Mode                        ­ Quarterly premium
Tabular premium             ­ Rs. 34.40
Proposal accepted with accident benefit and health extra of Rs.2.10 per thousand
per year Charge for accident premium is Re.1/­ for thousand per annum, rebate for
sum assured Rs.25,000 is Rs.1/­ and no rebate for mode



     1. Rs.215.00
     2. Rs. 170.00
     3. Rs. 228.13
     4. Rs. 238.00
20. Calculate the half premium payable from the following particulars:
Tabular premium is                   ­ Rs. 36.19
Adjustment allowed                   ­5%extra for monthly mode, Re.1.00 for half
yearly mode and Rs 1.50 for yearly mode,
Rs. 2 lakh for sum Assured of Rs 25,000 and above
Re. 1.00per thousand SA of Rs. 9 lakh has been accepted with DAB n and health
extra of rs 1.75 Per thousand



     1. Rs. 15,688
     2. Rs. 16,188
     3. Rs. 15,873
     4. Rs. 17,888
21. Calculate the half yearly premium payable form the following particulars:
Tabular premium is Rs.36.19 Adjustment allowed 5% extra for monthly mode
Rs.1.00 half yearly mode and Rs. 1.50 for yearly mode, Rs. 2 less for sums
assured of Rs 25,000 and above Rs.1.00 per thousand S.A for double accident
benefit (Maximum limit Rs. 3 lakh) Proposal for SA of Rs. 9 lakh has been
accepted with DAB and health extra of Rs1.75 per thousand




     1. Rs.15,688
     2. Rs. 17,888
     3. Rs 16,188
     4. Rs.15,873
22. Given the following information, indicate which of the four options given
below shows the monthly premium (rounded off to the nearest rupee) to be paid
by a person born on 28-6-1974, who has taken an Endowment policy on his life.
SA- Rs. 40,000; Term-35 yrs; Date of Maturity- 24-12-2037.
Tabular premium for age nearest birthday:
27 years - Rs.27.46 per thousand
28 years – Rs. 27.83 per thousand
29 years – Rs. 28.37 per thousand
Premium adjustment- 5% extra for monthly mode, Re.1 less for half- yearly mode
and 1.50 less for yearly mode.
SA Rebate Rs. 1.50 less for Rs. 50,000 and above



     1. Rs. 97.00
     2. Rs.97.40
     3. Rs.97.50
     4. None of the above
23. Calculate paid up value if :
Sum Assured                          :   Rs. 25,000
Plan and Term                        :   Endowment - 10 years
Date of commencement                     1st January, 1997
Date of 1st Unpaid Premium               1 January, 2000
Mode of Payment                          Quarterly

     1. Rs. 10,000
     2. Rs. 7,500
     3. Rs. 8,500
     4. nil

24. Calculate paid up value if :
Sum Assured                   :          Rs.10,000
Plan and Term                 :          Endowment - 20 years
Date of commencement             :       1st August, 1997
Date of 1st Unpaid Premium       :       1 February, 2001
Mode of Payment                  :       half yearly

     1. Rs. 1,500
     2. Rs. 2,250
     3. Rs. 2,000
     4. Rs. 1,750
25. From the following Calculate paid up value if :
Sum Assured                           :         Rs. 40,000
Plan and Term                         :         Endowment - 25 years
Date of commencement                  : 1st September, 2000
Date of 1st Unpaid Premium            :         1st April, 2002
Mode of Payment             :         half yearly
     1. Rs. 1600
     2. Rs.2400
     3. Rs.3200
     4. Rs. Nil


26. Sum assured            : Rs100000
         Mode                        : Yearly
         Plan                        : Endowment policy without profit
         Term                        : 30 years
         D.O.C.                      : 25.10.1993
         F.U.P.                      : 25.10.2001
         The paid up value will be_______

       1. Rs. 25666
       2. Rs. 26667
       3. Rs. 30
       4. Rs. 25667
27. What would be the paid up value of a 25 year endowment policy for Rs.50000
 taken in Oct. 1988, if the last half-yearly premium paid was in Oct. 2000?

       1. Rs. 25000
       2. Rs. 27000
       3. Rs. 24000
       4. Rs. 26000


28. From the following particulars, calculate the paid-up value:

         Sum assured                           Rs. 50000
         Plan                                  Endowment without profits
         Term                                  20 years
         Date of commencement         19-2-1994
         Last premium paid yearly     19-2-2000


       1. Rs. 50000
       2. Rs. 17500
       3. Rs. 15000
       4. Rs.18000
29. Given that :-
Sum assured               - Rs. 1,00,000
Premium payment           - yearly mode
Table Term                -endowment policy 30 years without profit.
Date of commencement      - 25.10.1993
First unpaid premium      -25.10.2001

The paid up value will be___________



    1. Rs. 26,667
    2. Rs. 30
    3. Rs. 25,667
    4. Rs. 25,666
30. Given the following data, what would be the maximum permissible loan
available under the policy on 5th July, 2004: SA- Rs. 2,00,000; Plan & term-
Endowment & 33 yrs; DOC- 19-4-1987; Premium Position- Half yearly premium
due in April 2003 paid. Bonus vested after valuation on 31-3-2003 Rs. 50,000, S.V.
Factor, Duration- 15yrs- 27%, 16 yrs-30%, 17yrs- 32%. Loan is upto maximum of
90% of SV (rounded upto next higher rupee)
     1.   Rs. 37,500
     2.   Rs. 40,000
     3.   Rs. 45,000
     4.   Rs. 48,000

31. If the policy for SA Rs. 50.000 had become paid up for Rs. 25,000, the bonus
vested till the date of last unpaid premium was Rs. 28,000, and further bonuses at
the rate of Rs. 40 per thousand SA had been declared by the insurer for the
remaining ten years till the date of maturity, what would be the amount receivable
on maturity.

     1.   Rs. 25,000
     2.   Rs. 53,000
     3.   Rs. 63,000
     4.   Rs. 73,000
32. If a policyholder asks for the surrender of a policy that has remained paid up
for Rs. 70,000 (after payment of 25 half yearly installments of premium of Rs. 2200
each) and the appropriate SA factor is 40%, what would be the amount of
surrender value payable
     1.    Rs. 25,800
     2.    Rs. 28,000 c
     3.    Rs. 25,800 plus vested bonus
     4.    Rs. 28,000 plus vested bonus

33. Given that the insurer calculates premium on the basis of age nearest
birthday, what would be the half-yearly premium on a policy Rs. 1 lakh for a
person born on 30th October 1980, whose proposal dated 21st August 2004 has
been accepted with extra of Rs.5 per thousand. Risk is to commence on 25th April
2004. Tabular premium is as follows. There are no rebates for large SA but 10% is
allowed for yearly mode of premium.
    Age 22 Rs. 60                Age 23 Rs. 65              Age 24 – Rs. 68

      1.   Rs. 2,925
      2.   Rs. 3,150
      3.   Rs. 3,250
      4.   Rs. 3,500
34. A death claim has arisen in a policy for SA Rs. 1 lac, 2 SBs of Rs 20000 each
have been paid. The bonus declared and vested till the payment of the first SB
was Rs. 400 per thousand SA and for the remaining 5 yrs till the 2nd SB the bonus
declared and vested was Rs. 250 per thousand SA. Since then, two yrs have
passed and Rs 50 had been declared as bonus in each of these 2 yrs. What
would be the amount of claim payable?


     1.   Rs 1,26,000
     2.   Rs 1,66,000
     3.   Rs 1,75,000
     4.   None of the ab
35. From the following particulars, calculate the amount of claim payable, if the
insured died on 27th Nov. 2000
         Date of commencement          : 13.12.1984
         Sum Assured                   : Rs. 30000
         Table-term                    : Endowment 25 years (with profit)
         Last premium paid             : 13.12.1999 (Hly)        -^^
         (Assume that the total bonus declared from 3/85 till 3/1999 is Rs. 600%c
          S.A. and the half yearly premium Rs. 400/- ignore interest if any)


     1.   Rs. 48000
     2.   Rs. 49400
     3.   Rs. 47600
     4.   Rs. 49800
36. From the following particulars, calculate the amount of claim payable, if the
insured died on 27th November 2000;
Date of commencement - 13.12.1984
Sum Assured                    - Rs.30,000
Table-Term                     - Endowment 30 years (with profit)
Last premium paid               - 13.12.1999(half yearly)
(assume that bonus declared from 3/85 till 3/99 is Rs. 60 per thousand ,and the
half yearly premium is Rs. 400/- Ignore interest, if any.)


      1.   Rs.49,400
      2.   Rs. 47,600
      3.   Rs. 49,800
      4.   Rs. 48,000
37. Form the following particulars , calculate the amount of claim payable , if the
insured died on 27th august 2000:-
Date of commencement-13.7.1984
Sum assuree                  -Rs.50,000
Table term                   - Money Back(with profit 25 years)
Last premium paid due        - 13.7.2000
Three installments of Rs. 10,000 each had been paid in 1989,1994 and 1999
(Assume that total bonus declared form 3/85 till 3/2000 is Rs.600 per thousand SA
and that premium is Rs. 2000/- Ignore interest, if any.)

      1. Rs. 78000
      2. Rs. 32,000
      3. Rs. 50,000
      4. Rs.62,000
38. If the policy for SA Rs. 50,000 had become paid up for Rs. 25,000, the bonus
vested till date of last unpaid premium was Rs. 32,000, and further bonuses at the
rate of Rs. 40 per thousand SA had been declared by the insurer for the remaining
ten years till the date of maturity, what would be the amount receivable on
maturity

      1.   Rs.25,000
      2.   Rs.41,000
      3.   Rs.57,000
      4.   Rs.67,000


39. If a policyholder asks for the surrender of a policy that has remained paid up
for Rs. 50,000 (after payment of 25 half yearly paid up for Rs. 2,000 each) and the
appropriate SV factor is 40%, what would be the amount of surrender value
payable.

      1. Rs. 20,000
      2. Rs. 20,000 less Rs.2000
      3. Rs. 20,000 plus vested bonus
      4. 20,000 plus vested bonus less Rs. 2,000
40. From the following data calculate paid up value: SA- Rs. 23,000; Plan & term-
Endowment & 15 yrs; Date of Commencement- 1-03-1973; Date of 1st Unpaid
Premium- 1-03-1982; Mode of Payment- Quarterly; Bonus Addition- @ Rs.75 per
thousand.

      1. Rs. 30,858
      2. Rs.28,325
      3. Rs.29,325
      4. Rs.22,192


41. A death claim has arisen in a policy for SA Rs.1 Lakh, 2 survival benefits of
Rs.20, 000 each have already been paid. The bonus declared till the payment of
the first survival benefit was Rs.600 per thousand SA and for the remaining 5
years till the second survival benefit was Rs. 300 per thousand SA. Since then,
two years have passed and Rs. 80 had been declared as bonuses in each of these
two years. What would be the amount of claim payable?

      1. Rs. 1,53,600
      2. Rs. 1,93,600
      3. Rs. 2,06,000
      4. None of the above
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Insurance numerical problems

  • 1.
  • 2. 1. If the date of birth is 24, June 1979, the proposal is dated 26.11.2004, the policy is to commence from 15th April 2004, and the term of the policy is 30 years, which among the following would be the correct statement. 1. Age nearest birthday on maturity will be 55 2. Age next birthday on maturity will be 56 3. Age last birthday on maturity will be 55 4. All the above statements are wrong 2. Calculate age nearer birthday, last birthday and next birthday, incase date of proposal was 7.8.03 and date of birth was 8.4.1956. 1. Age nearer birthday 47, next birthday 48, age last birthday 47 2. Age nearer birthday 48, next birthday 49, age last birthday 48 3. Age nearer birthday 46, next birthday 47, age last birthday 46 4. none of the above
  • 3. 3. If the date of birth is 24. June 1979. the proposal is dated 16.8.2004 and the policy is to commence from 15 April 2004, which among the following would be the correct statement 1. Age nearest birthday is 24 2. Age next birthday is 26. 3. Age last birthday is 25. 4. All the above statements are wrong 4. Calculate age next birthday if date of proposal is 12.05.2003 and date of birth is 08.01.1953 1. 51 2. 52 3. 50 4. none of the above
  • 4. 5. If the date of birth is 24th January 1976, the proposal is dated 10.08.2004 and the policy is to commence from 10th April 2004, which among the following would be the correct statement. 1. Age nearest birthday is 28 2. Age nearest birthday is 29 3. Age last birthday is 29 4. All the above statements are wrong 6. If the date of birth of a proposer is 30.7.1960, what is his age nearer birthday on date 30.7.2002. 1. 42 Years 2. 41 Years 3. 39 Years 4. 41 Years
  • 5. 7. If the proposer wants insurance from 28-4-2000 his date of birth is 1-11-1975, what will his age taken for premium calculation. 1. 24 Years 2. 25 Years 3. 26 Years 4. 27 Years 8. If a person is born on 2.2.1979, his age nearer birthday on 5.11.2000 will be_______. 1. 22 2. 23 3. 20 4. 21
  • 6. 9. For a person born on 22.5.1985 then his age on birthday i.e. 22.5.2000 will be_______years 1. 14 2. 15 3. 16 4. 17 10. If a person is born on 4-7-1981, his age on nearer birthday on 25-11-2000 will be________. 1. 21 2. 19 3. 20 4. 18
  • 7. 11. Calculate the age next birthday,if; Date of birth is: 08- Jan-1953 Date of proposal is: 12- May-2003 1. 51 2. 52 3. 50 4. none of the above 12. If the Date of Birth is 24- Jan-1976, the proposal is dated 10-8-2004 and the policy is to commence from 10-Apr-2004, which among the following would be the correct statement? 1. Age nearest birthday is 28 2. Age nearest birthday is 29 3. Age last birthday is 29 4. All the above statements are wrong
  • 8. 13. Given the following information, indicate which of the four options given below would be the correct half yearly premium for an Endowment policy for Rs. 1 lakh, on the life of person born on 28.06.1974. Term : 35 year Date of maturity : 24.12.2037 Tabular premium for age :- nearest birthday 27 : Rs. 27.46 per thousand nearest birthday 28 : Rs. 27.83 per thousand nearest birthday 29 : Rs.28.37 per thousand Premium adjustment - 5% extra for monthly mode. Rs. 1 less for half yearly mode and Rs. 1.50 less for yearly mode. SA Rebate Rs. 1.50 less for Rs. 50,000 and above 1. Rs. 1,266.50 2. Rs. 1,246.50 3. Rs. 1,293.50 4. none of the above
  • 9. 14. Given the following information, indicate which of the four options given below would be the correct annual premium (rounded off to the nearest ru­pee) for an Endowment policy on the life of a person born on 28.06.1974. Sum assured : Rs. 50,000 Policy taken on 3rd March, 2003 to be back dated by three months. Tabular premium for age :­ nearest birthday 27 : Rs. 27.46 per thousand nearest birthday 28 : Rs. 27.83 per thousand nearest birthday 29 : Rs.28.37 per thousand Premium adjustment ­ 5% extra for monthly mode. Rs. 1 less for half yearly mode and Rs. 1.50 less for yearly mode. SA Rebate Rs. 1.50 less for Rs. 50,000 and above 1. Rs. 1,241.00 2. Rs. 1,241.50’ 3. Rs. 1,242.00 4. none of the above
  • 10. 15. Calculate premium from the following data. Sum Assured : Rs. 25000 Plan : Endowment 30 years Mode : Qly Tabular premium : Rs. 34.40 Proposal accepted with accident benefit and health extra of Rs. 2.10%c per year. Premium for accident benefit Rs. l % Rebate for half yearly premium Nil Rebate for 25000 S.A. Rs. 1 % 1. Rs. 215 2. Rs. 170 3. Rs. 228.13 4. Rs. 238
  • 11. 16. Calculate premium from the following data. Date of commencement 1.4.1992 Date of birth 15.4.1961 Plan Endowment without profit Tabular premium for age 31 Rs. 41.50 for age 32 Rs.41.65 for age 33 Rs. 41.80 Sum assured Rs. 100000 Mode Yearly Proposal accepted at ordinary rates without accident benefit. Rebate for large Sum Assured Rs. 2%o Rebate for Yly. mode 3% And double accident Rs. 1 per thousand S.Assd. benefit is available at annum 1. Rs. 3840 2. Rs. 4165 3. Rs.3965 4. Rs. 3825
  • 12. 16. Calculate premium from the following data. Sum assured Rs. 100000 Plan Money back 20 years Mode Half­yearly Age nearer birthday 36 years Proposal accepted at ordinary rates with double accident benefit. Tabular premium Rs. 69.25 Rebate for Hly. premium 1.5% Rebate for large S.Assd. Rs. 2%o And premium for double Rs. l%o sum accident benefit 1. Rs. 3261 2. Rs. 3461 3. Rs. 3461 4. Rs. 3361
  • 13. 17. Calculate the half­yearly premium payable for the following particulars :­ Tabular premium Rs. 36.19 Adjustments allowed Extra for monthly mode 5% " Rebate for hly mode l%o Rebate for yearly mode 1.50%o For sum assured of Rs. Rs. 2.00 less 25000 and above Rs. 1.00%o sum assured for double accident benefit (max. limit Rs. 3 Lakh) Proposal for S.A. of Rs. 9.00 lakh has been accepted with D.A.B. and health extra of Rs. 1.75%o 1. Rs.16188 2. Rs. 15873 3. Rs. 17888 4. Rs. 15688
  • 14. 18. Calculate the yearly premium for Sum assured :Rs 25000 Age nearer birthday :35 Riders desired ADB The tab premium is :36.55/1000 SA Rider Premium : Re 1/1000 SA High SA rebate Rs 25,000 – Rs 49,999 Re 1 Rs 50,000 – Rs 99,999 Rs 1.50 Rs 100,000 and over Rs 2 Modal Rebate Yearly 1.5% Half Yearly 1% 1. 900.5 2. 875 3. 1000 4. nil
  • 15. 19. Calculate the premium from the following data: Sum assured ­ Rs.25,000 Endowment plan ­ Rs. 30 years Mode ­ Quarterly premium Tabular premium ­ Rs. 34.40 Proposal accepted with accident benefit and health extra of Rs.2.10 per thousand per year Charge for accident premium is Re.1/­ for thousand per annum, rebate for sum assured Rs.25,000 is Rs.1/­ and no rebate for mode 1. Rs.215.00 2. Rs. 170.00 3. Rs. 228.13 4. Rs. 238.00
  • 16. 20. Calculate the half premium payable from the following particulars: Tabular premium is ­ Rs. 36.19 Adjustment allowed ­5%extra for monthly mode, Re.1.00 for half yearly mode and Rs 1.50 for yearly mode, Rs. 2 lakh for sum Assured of Rs 25,000 and above Re. 1.00per thousand SA of Rs. 9 lakh has been accepted with DAB n and health extra of rs 1.75 Per thousand 1. Rs. 15,688 2. Rs. 16,188 3. Rs. 15,873 4. Rs. 17,888
  • 17. 21. Calculate the half yearly premium payable form the following particulars: Tabular premium is Rs.36.19 Adjustment allowed 5% extra for monthly mode Rs.1.00 half yearly mode and Rs. 1.50 for yearly mode, Rs. 2 less for sums assured of Rs 25,000 and above Rs.1.00 per thousand S.A for double accident benefit (Maximum limit Rs. 3 lakh) Proposal for SA of Rs. 9 lakh has been accepted with DAB and health extra of Rs1.75 per thousand 1. Rs.15,688 2. Rs. 17,888 3. Rs 16,188 4. Rs.15,873
  • 18. 22. Given the following information, indicate which of the four options given below shows the monthly premium (rounded off to the nearest rupee) to be paid by a person born on 28-6-1974, who has taken an Endowment policy on his life. SA- Rs. 40,000; Term-35 yrs; Date of Maturity- 24-12-2037. Tabular premium for age nearest birthday: 27 years - Rs.27.46 per thousand 28 years – Rs. 27.83 per thousand 29 years – Rs. 28.37 per thousand Premium adjustment- 5% extra for monthly mode, Re.1 less for half- yearly mode and 1.50 less for yearly mode. SA Rebate Rs. 1.50 less for Rs. 50,000 and above 1. Rs. 97.00 2. Rs.97.40 3. Rs.97.50 4. None of the above
  • 19. 23. Calculate paid up value if : Sum Assured : Rs. 25,000 Plan and Term : Endowment - 10 years Date of commencement 1st January, 1997 Date of 1st Unpaid Premium 1 January, 2000 Mode of Payment Quarterly 1. Rs. 10,000 2. Rs. 7,500 3. Rs. 8,500 4. nil 24. Calculate paid up value if : Sum Assured : Rs.10,000 Plan and Term : Endowment - 20 years Date of commencement : 1st August, 1997 Date of 1st Unpaid Premium : 1 February, 2001 Mode of Payment : half yearly 1. Rs. 1,500 2. Rs. 2,250 3. Rs. 2,000 4. Rs. 1,750
  • 20. 25. From the following Calculate paid up value if : Sum Assured : Rs. 40,000 Plan and Term : Endowment - 25 years Date of commencement : 1st September, 2000 Date of 1st Unpaid Premium : 1st April, 2002 Mode of Payment : half yearly 1. Rs. 1600 2. Rs.2400 3. Rs.3200 4. Rs. Nil 26. Sum assured : Rs100000 Mode : Yearly Plan : Endowment policy without profit Term : 30 years D.O.C. : 25.10.1993 F.U.P. : 25.10.2001 The paid up value will be_______ 1. Rs. 25666 2. Rs. 26667 3. Rs. 30 4. Rs. 25667
  • 21. 27. What would be the paid up value of a 25 year endowment policy for Rs.50000 taken in Oct. 1988, if the last half-yearly premium paid was in Oct. 2000? 1. Rs. 25000 2. Rs. 27000 3. Rs. 24000 4. Rs. 26000 28. From the following particulars, calculate the paid-up value: Sum assured Rs. 50000 Plan Endowment without profits Term 20 years Date of commencement 19-2-1994 Last premium paid yearly 19-2-2000 1. Rs. 50000 2. Rs. 17500 3. Rs. 15000 4. Rs.18000
  • 22. 29. Given that :- Sum assured - Rs. 1,00,000 Premium payment - yearly mode Table Term -endowment policy 30 years without profit. Date of commencement - 25.10.1993 First unpaid premium -25.10.2001 The paid up value will be___________ 1. Rs. 26,667 2. Rs. 30 3. Rs. 25,667 4. Rs. 25,666
  • 23. 30. Given the following data, what would be the maximum permissible loan available under the policy on 5th July, 2004: SA- Rs. 2,00,000; Plan & term- Endowment & 33 yrs; DOC- 19-4-1987; Premium Position- Half yearly premium due in April 2003 paid. Bonus vested after valuation on 31-3-2003 Rs. 50,000, S.V. Factor, Duration- 15yrs- 27%, 16 yrs-30%, 17yrs- 32%. Loan is upto maximum of 90% of SV (rounded upto next higher rupee) 1. Rs. 37,500 2. Rs. 40,000 3. Rs. 45,000 4. Rs. 48,000 31. If the policy for SA Rs. 50.000 had become paid up for Rs. 25,000, the bonus vested till the date of last unpaid premium was Rs. 28,000, and further bonuses at the rate of Rs. 40 per thousand SA had been declared by the insurer for the remaining ten years till the date of maturity, what would be the amount receivable on maturity. 1. Rs. 25,000 2. Rs. 53,000 3. Rs. 63,000 4. Rs. 73,000
  • 24. 32. If a policyholder asks for the surrender of a policy that has remained paid up for Rs. 70,000 (after payment of 25 half yearly installments of premium of Rs. 2200 each) and the appropriate SA factor is 40%, what would be the amount of surrender value payable 1. Rs. 25,800 2. Rs. 28,000 c 3. Rs. 25,800 plus vested bonus 4. Rs. 28,000 plus vested bonus 33. Given that the insurer calculates premium on the basis of age nearest birthday, what would be the half-yearly premium on a policy Rs. 1 lakh for a person born on 30th October 1980, whose proposal dated 21st August 2004 has been accepted with extra of Rs.5 per thousand. Risk is to commence on 25th April 2004. Tabular premium is as follows. There are no rebates for large SA but 10% is allowed for yearly mode of premium. Age 22 Rs. 60 Age 23 Rs. 65 Age 24 – Rs. 68 1. Rs. 2,925 2. Rs. 3,150 3. Rs. 3,250 4. Rs. 3,500
  • 25. 34. A death claim has arisen in a policy for SA Rs. 1 lac, 2 SBs of Rs 20000 each have been paid. The bonus declared and vested till the payment of the first SB was Rs. 400 per thousand SA and for the remaining 5 yrs till the 2nd SB the bonus declared and vested was Rs. 250 per thousand SA. Since then, two yrs have passed and Rs 50 had been declared as bonus in each of these 2 yrs. What would be the amount of claim payable? 1. Rs 1,26,000 2. Rs 1,66,000 3. Rs 1,75,000 4. None of the ab
  • 26. 35. From the following particulars, calculate the amount of claim payable, if the insured died on 27th Nov. 2000 Date of commencement : 13.12.1984 Sum Assured : Rs. 30000 Table-term : Endowment 25 years (with profit) Last premium paid : 13.12.1999 (Hly) -^^ (Assume that the total bonus declared from 3/85 till 3/1999 is Rs. 600%c S.A. and the half yearly premium Rs. 400/- ignore interest if any) 1. Rs. 48000 2. Rs. 49400 3. Rs. 47600 4. Rs. 49800
  • 27. 36. From the following particulars, calculate the amount of claim payable, if the insured died on 27th November 2000; Date of commencement - 13.12.1984 Sum Assured - Rs.30,000 Table-Term - Endowment 30 years (with profit) Last premium paid - 13.12.1999(half yearly) (assume that bonus declared from 3/85 till 3/99 is Rs. 60 per thousand ,and the half yearly premium is Rs. 400/- Ignore interest, if any.) 1. Rs.49,400 2. Rs. 47,600 3. Rs. 49,800 4. Rs. 48,000
  • 28. 37. Form the following particulars , calculate the amount of claim payable , if the insured died on 27th august 2000:- Date of commencement-13.7.1984 Sum assuree -Rs.50,000 Table term - Money Back(with profit 25 years) Last premium paid due - 13.7.2000 Three installments of Rs. 10,000 each had been paid in 1989,1994 and 1999 (Assume that total bonus declared form 3/85 till 3/2000 is Rs.600 per thousand SA and that premium is Rs. 2000/- Ignore interest, if any.) 1. Rs. 78000 2. Rs. 32,000 3. Rs. 50,000 4. Rs.62,000
  • 29. 38. If the policy for SA Rs. 50,000 had become paid up for Rs. 25,000, the bonus vested till date of last unpaid premium was Rs. 32,000, and further bonuses at the rate of Rs. 40 per thousand SA had been declared by the insurer for the remaining ten years till the date of maturity, what would be the amount receivable on maturity 1. Rs.25,000 2. Rs.41,000 3. Rs.57,000 4. Rs.67,000 39. If a policyholder asks for the surrender of a policy that has remained paid up for Rs. 50,000 (after payment of 25 half yearly paid up for Rs. 2,000 each) and the appropriate SV factor is 40%, what would be the amount of surrender value payable. 1. Rs. 20,000 2. Rs. 20,000 less Rs.2000 3. Rs. 20,000 plus vested bonus 4. 20,000 plus vested bonus less Rs. 2,000
  • 30. 40. From the following data calculate paid up value: SA- Rs. 23,000; Plan & term- Endowment & 15 yrs; Date of Commencement- 1-03-1973; Date of 1st Unpaid Premium- 1-03-1982; Mode of Payment- Quarterly; Bonus Addition- @ Rs.75 per thousand. 1. Rs. 30,858 2. Rs.28,325 3. Rs.29,325 4. Rs.22,192 41. A death claim has arisen in a policy for SA Rs.1 Lakh, 2 survival benefits of Rs.20, 000 each have already been paid. The bonus declared till the payment of the first survival benefit was Rs.600 per thousand SA and for the remaining 5 years till the second survival benefit was Rs. 300 per thousand SA. Since then, two years have passed and Rs. 80 had been declared as bonuses in each of these two years. What would be the amount of claim payable? 1. Rs. 1,53,600 2. Rs. 1,93,600 3. Rs. 2,06,000 4. None of the above