III IC-67
IC-67 Marine Insurance
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IC-67 Marine Insurance is a professional examination paper offered within the Insurance Institute of India's professional examination stream, and it appears on the Institute's syllabus listing in two language versions: IC-67 Marine Insurance (English) and IC-67 Marine Insurance (Hindi). The Institute's site also lists closely related marine papers - IC-60 Marine Cargo Insurance Principles and Underwriting, IC-66 Marine Insurance Claims, and IC-70 Marine Hull Insurance Underwriting and Claims - which shows that IC-67 sits inside a wider marine insurance family rather than standing alone. Candidates who search for this paper are usually working in or moving toward general insurance roles that touch cargo, hull, or marine claims, and they need a working command of marine cover, underwriting considerations, and claims handling rather than surface familiarity with terminology. Preparation should start from the Institute's own study material: the site maintains a Study Material section with separate hard copy, e-book, and audio book purchase routes, plus a dispatch status page, so candidates can confirm which format and language edition they need before ordering. Because the Institute publishes notices about revised study course materials and revised examination fees, candidates should check the notices area and the relevant FAQ pages before booking a session. This page is an independent study aid and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Institute; always confirm syllabus, fees, and scheduling on the official site.
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Is IC-67 the same as the other marine papers on the Institute's list?
No. The Institute lists IC-67 Marine Insurance separately from IC-60 Marine Cargo Insurance Principles and Underwriting, IC-66 Marine Insurance Claims, and IC-70 Marine Hull Insurance Underwriting and Claims. Treat them as distinct papers with their own study material. Check the syllabus listing for the paper you actually intend to sit before buying anything.
In what languages can I get the IC-67 study material?
The Institute's study material listing shows IC-67 Marine Insurance (English) and IC-67 Marine Insurance (Hindi). Both appear as separate entries, so order the language edition that matches the medium you plan to write the examination in. Confirm availability on the study material page before paying.
How do I buy the study material, and what formats exist?
The Institute maintains a Study Material section with an online price list, a hard copy price list, e-book and audio book options, and a dispatch status page for tracking physical orders. It also notes that 5% GST charges are applicable on e-books from 20.03.2026. Use the dispatch status page if a hard copy order is delayed.
Have the fees or the study material changed recently?
The Institute's home page carries several notices: revision of Professional Examination Fees with effect from 1st April 2026, introduction of revised study course materials from the June 2026 Online Examination, and new and revised study course materials from September 2026 (Online Examination). Always verify the fee actually payable on the official fee page rather than relying on older figures.
How hard is IC-67 compared with other professional papers?
The Institute does not publish a difficulty rating for individual papers, so any comparison would be guesswork. What can be said is that marine insurance rewards candidates who can reason about cover, perils, and claims rather than memorise definitions. If you already work in marine or general insurance, the concepts will feel familiar; if not, budget extra time for the underlying principles.
What is the best study order for the marine papers?
The Institute does not prescribe an order. A sensible independent approach is to build the general principles first, then a cargo-focused paper, then claims, then hull, since claims and hull material assumes familiarity with cover and underwriting concepts. Confirm the current syllabus for each paper on the official site, because revised study materials have been introduced.
Where do candidates commonly lose marks?
The Institute does not publish failure analysis, so this is general guidance rather than official data. Typical losses come from answering with broad descriptions where the question asks for specific application, from confusing cargo and hull concepts, and from preparing only on old material after a syllabus revision. Practise structured written answers and check the current edition of your study material.
How do exemptions and session deadlines work?
The Institute runs an exemption route with its own application window; its home page states that the exemption application link for the December 2026 Session will be available from 1st December 2026. Exemption rules and eligibility are set out on the Exemption page and in the regulations, so read those before assuming you qualify.
Where can I get help if registration or payment goes wrong?
The Institute publishes help manuals for fresh candidates and already registered candidates, plus a Help Manual surveyors section, an examination help manual, and dedicated FAQ pages for the Professional Exam and the Study Course. Those pages are the correct first stop for registration, photo and signature upload, and payment problems.