Assam ASSEB HS Class 11-12 Insurance study materials
Assam ASSEB HS Class 11-12 Insurance study resources

Assam ASSEB HS Class 11-12 Insurance study plan

Assam ASSEB HS Class 11-12 Insurance · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 7 hours per week

Week 1

Introduction to Insurance and Risk Management & Principles of Insurance (insurable interest, indemnity, utmost good faith, subrogation, contribution, proximate cause)

  • Define risk, uncertainty, peril and hazard, and classify five pure risks as insurable or non-insurable with written justification

  • Distinguish risk transfer, retention, avoidance and reduction, and state which method each of six everyday situations uses

  • Explain insurable interest and identify at least four relationships where it exists at inception versus at the time of loss

  • State the principle of indemnity and show with two worked numeric examples how it caps recovery for property but not for life insurance

  • Write a one-page glossary of 15 core insurance terms using your own wording

Your checkpoint

A two-page risk-and-principles summary sheet with a table mapping six risks to treatment methods and a 15-term glossary

Week 2

Principles of Insurance (insurable interest, indemnity, utmost good faith, subrogation, contribution, proximate cause) & Insurance Contract and Policy Documents (proposal, policy, endorsements, clauses, warranties)

  • Apply utmost good faith to three fictional proposal scenarios and decide whether non-disclosure makes the contract voidable

  • Explain subrogation and contribution and solve two numerical problems where two policies cover the same loss

  • Trace proximate cause in a chain of events and pick the nearest efficient cause in three case-style questions

  • Label the parts of a standard policy schedule and identify where warranties, conditions and exclusions sit

  • Draft one endorsement clause of your own that would widen cover and explain its effect on premium

Your checkpoint

A solved problem set: two contribution calculations, one subrogation scenario and one endorsement drafted by you

Week 3

Life Insurance (plans, premiums, bonuses, nominations, claims, nominations and assignments)

  • Compare term, endowment, whole life, money-back and annuity plans on cover duration, survival benefit and premium level

  • Compute a simple annual premium using a given mortality-style table and level premium logic, showing each step

  • Explain how bonuses are declared and differentiate reversionary bonus from terminal bonus with a numeric illustration

  • Describe nomination and assignment, state who receives the money in each case, and note the notice requirement to the insurer

  • Outline the death and maturity claim workflow from intimation to settlement, listing the documents required in each

Your checkpoint

A single comparison table of five life plans plus a worked claim checklist covering both death and maturity claims

Week 4

General Insurance (fire, marine, motor, health, personal accident, rural and micro-insurance)

  • Explain standard fire policy cover, the average clause and three common exclusions, and compute a claim under average

  • Classify marine cargo and hull covers and identify which of four losses falls under particular average versus general average

  • Distinguish the motor third-party liability cover from own-damage cover and state what a no-claim bonus does to renewal premium

  • Compare indemnity health cover with fixed-benefit personal accident cover on what triggers payment

  • Give two examples each of rural and micro-insurance products and the needs they address

Your checkpoint

A four-page general insurance workbook with the average-clause calculation, a motor cover comparison and five rural or micro product examples

Week 5

General Insurance (fire, marine, motor, health, personal accident, rural and micro-insurance) & Underwriting, Rating and Claims Settlement Procedures

  • Walk through the underwriting cycle and list the information an underwriter needs for life versus fire versus health proposals

  • Explain risk classification, standard and substandard lives, and how loading or exclusions are applied

  • Describe the claims settlement process for motor and health, including surveyor involvement and cashless versus reimbursement

  • Assess three claim scenarios for fraud indicators or policy-condition breaches and state the recommended decision

  • Compute a gross premium from a base rate, a loading and a discount, showing the arithmetic

Your checkpoint

A claims decision log for three scenarios, each with the reasoning, documents required and the premium computation shown

Week 6

Insurance Intermediaries and Distribution Channels (agents, brokers, bancassurance, corporate agents) & Regulatory Framework and Consumer Protection (IRDAI, Insurance Act, policyholder rights, grievance redressal, ombudsman)

  • Differentiate agents, corporate agents, brokers and bancassurance on who they represent, licensing and permitted products

  • Map the duties of an agent at the proposal stage, including the duty to disclose material facts to the insurer

  • Summarise the main obligations of insurers under the Insurance Act and IRDAI regulations in your own words

  • Explain the grievance redressal ladder from insurer grievance officer to the Insurance Ombudsman, with the time limits you have verified

  • List five specific policyholder rights and one remedy for each when they are breached

Your checkpoint

A one-page distribution-channel comparison chart plus a grievance-redressal flow diagram with time limits marked

Week 7

Insurance Contract and Policy Documents (proposal, policy, endorsements, clauses, warranties) & Underwriting, Rating and Claims Settlement Procedures & Regulatory Framework and Consumer Protection (IRDAI, Insurance Act, policyholder rights, grievance redressal, ombudsman)

  • Integrate contract formation, underwriting, claims and regulation into one end-to-end case study of a disputed claim

  • Identify which of six given statements about warranties and conditions are true and correct the false ones

  • Solve ten mixed numerical questions covering indemnity, contribution, average and premium loading under timed conditions

  • State the grounds on which an insurer may repudiate a claim and the policyholder's available responses

  • Review flagged weak areas from earlier weeks and rewrite your notes on the three weakest topics

Your checkpoint

A timed 20-question mock paper you write yourself, scored, with a short correction note on every wrong answer

Week 8

Insurance Business Environment, Ethics and Career Opportunities & Introduction to Insurance and Risk Management & Principles of Insurance (insurable interest, indemnity, utmost good faith, subrogation, contribution, proximate cause) & Life Insurance (plans, premiums, bonuses, nominations, claims, nominations and assignments) & General Insurance (fire, marine, motor, health, personal accident, rural and micro-insurance)

  • Describe the insurance business environment in India, including the roles of insurers, reinsurers and the regulator, without claiming official affiliation

  • Explain ethical duties around mis-selling, rebating and suitability of advice with two concrete examples

  • List at least six career paths in insurance and the entry qualification or licence each typically needs

  • Revise domains 1, 2, 4 and 5 using your own summary sheets and answer 30 rapid recall questions

  • Sit one full-length timed mock and review every error against the relevant domain note

Your checkpoint

A final revision pack: one-page ethics and careers sheet, plus a scored full-length mock with an error-analysis table by domain

Milestones

Week 2: Can solve a two-policy contribution problem and a proximate-cause question unaided, scoring at least 8 of 10 on a self-set principles quiz

Week 4: Can compute a fire claim under the average clause and a life premium illustration correctly, and name the documents for a death claim without notes

Week 6: Can draw the grievance-redressal ladder from memory and explain the difference between an agent, a broker and bancassurance in under two minutes

Week 8: Scores at least 70 percent on a full-length timed mock and can name the weakest two domains with a written correction plan