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India is
gradually emerging as a favorable destination to the insurance companies all
over the world. The opening up of insurance sector to the private insurers has
contributed to rise in premium incomes and penetration levels. With growing
potential in both life and general insurance, India is set on the road to become
the largest insurance market in the world. These developments call for
professionally trained and skilled people in insurance sector.
The PG Diploma
Program in Insurance aims to prepare students/ executives to pursue interesting
and challenging career in the field of insurance.
Program Structure
The program
covers all the important topics related to Insurance in two groups with
electives in life and general insurance. The program is divided into two Groups
each consisting of two subjects. The structure of the program is given below:
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Group/Part |
Subjects |
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Group
A |
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Part
I |
Risk and Insurance |
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Part
II |
Elective (Any one):
– Life Insurance
or
–
General Insurance |
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Group
B
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Part
III |
Insurance Marketing |
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Part
IV |
Insurance Operations |
Outline
Curriculum
Group A
Part I: Risk
and Insurance
Introduction to
Risk, Risk Management Essentials, Measurement of Risk, Loss Exposure, Risk
Management - Non-insurance Techniques, Introduction to Insurance, Principles of
Insurance, Insurance Industry, Insurance Market, Insurance as Risk Management
Technique, Selection and Implementation of Risk Management Techniques.
Part II:
Elective (Any 1)
Principles of
Life Insurance, Personal Financial Planning and Insurance, Life Insurance
Products, Pensions and Annuities, Risk Assessment & Underwriting, Premium
Setting, Product Development, Design and Evaluation, Claims Management,
Marketing and Servicing, IT Applications, Tax Planning, Legal Framework, Current
Developments and Case Studies.
Introduction to
General Insurance, Principles of General Insurance, Personal Policies, Insurance
of Property and Liability, Health Insurance Products, Fire Insurance, Motor
Insurance, Aviation Insurance, Engineering Insurance, Agriculture Insurance,
Marine Insurance, Credit Risk Insurance, Liability Insurance, Surety, Bonding
Insurance, Workmen's Compensation Insurance, Miscellaneous Insurances, Risk
Assessment and Underwriting, Claims Management, Legal Framework and
Documentation, Servicing of Commercial General Insurance, Product Design,
Development and Evaluation, IT Applications, Current Development and Case
Studies.
Group B
Part III:
Insurance Marketing
Introduction,
Insurance Marketing Environment, Customer Value and Satisfaction in Insurance,
Marketing Information Systems and Marketing Research in Insurance, Consumer
Behavior in Insurance Marketing, Positioning for Insurance Products, Marketing
Strategies for Insurance Companies, Insurance Products, Pricing of Insurance
Products, Promotion of Insurance Products and Services, Distribution of
Insurance Products and Services, Physical Evidence and Insurance Marketing,
Sales Force Management in Insurance, Ethics in Insurance Marketing.
Part IV:
Insurance Operations
Overview of Insurance
Operations, Distribution Systems in insurance, Loss Control and Premium
Auditing, Reinsurance, The Reinsurance Transaction, Ratemaking Principles and
Process, Insurer Financial Management, Solvency Measures and Compliance, Claims
Adjusting, Property and Liability Claims Adjusting, Introduction to IRDA ACT,
1999.
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