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🎓 Group PA for Institutions· All Students Covered Automatically

Accident Protection for Every Student —
Students Accident Welfare Policy, the insurer

the insurer's Students Accident Welfare Policy is a GROUP Personal Accident insurance issued to educational institutions — schools, colleges, and universities — covering ALL enrolled students automatically. 24×7 worldwide protection for accidental death and permanent disablement. No individual student forms needed. The institution buys once; every student is protected.

✅ Accidental Death — 100% SI to Parent/Guardian ✅ All Students Covered — No Exceptions ✅ 24×7 Cover — Not School Hours Only ✅ Issued to School/College — Not Individual ✅ As Low as ₹10–₹25/Student/Year ✅ PTD + PPD + Loss of Limb/Eye Covered
Group PA issued to institutions· Every student protected's welfare mandate  |  IRDAI Licensed Broker — Lic. No. 528
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🏛️IRDAI Licensed Broker· Lic. No. 528
🎓Group PA — Schools, Colleges & Universities
🌍24×7 Worldwide Student Accident Cover
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the insurer Personal Accident· Group Policy· Educational Institutions· All Students Covered

What is the Students Accident Welfare Policy?

the insurer's Students Accident Welfare Policy (SAWP) is a GROUP Personal Accident insurance issued to educational institutions — covering ALL enrolled students automatically against accidental death and permanent disablement, 24×7 worldwide.

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The Most Important Thing to Know About SAWP — Issued to the Institution, Not Individual Students

  • Who buys it:The SCHOOL, COLLEGE, or UNIVERSITY purchases the policy — not individual students or parents
  • Who is covered:ALL enrolled students of the institution — automatically, without individual applications or forms
  • Who receives the claim:The student's PARENT or GUARDIAN (as recorded in the school register) — not the student directly
  • No individual paperwork:Students need do nothing — being enrolled in the institution is sufficient for coverage
  • Premium paid by:The institution pays the group premium (often recovered through nominal student fee contribution)
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Mandatory Rule — ALL Students Must Be Covered, No Exceptions

Once an institution enrolls under SAWP, ALL registered students must be covered — the institution cannot selectively cover some students and exclude others. This universal enrollment rule ensures genuine welfare protection regardless of a student's family income, health status, or background.

Additions allowed: New students joining mid-year can be added by paying additional pro-rata premium.
No deletions allowed: Once enrolled, a student cannot be removed from coverage during the policy year.

How SAWP Works — The Unique 6-Step Institution Flow
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Institution buys SAWP from the insurer
All enrolled students automatically covered
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Accident occurs — any student, any time
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Institution notifies the insurer immediately
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Parent/guardian submits claim documents
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Claim paid to parent/guardian
Key Features of SAWP
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Institutional Group Policy

Policy issued in the institution's name. Students covered as a group — no individual policy documents issued to students.

Group Policy
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Universal Student Coverage

Every enrolled student is covered automatically. No medical check-up, no individual forms, no income proof required.

All Students
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24×7 Worldwide Coverage

Covers students round the clock — during school, after school, on weekends, in transit, and at home. Not school-hours only.

Always On
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Ultra-Low Per-Student Premium

As low as ₹10–₹25 per student per year. Institutions protect hundreds of students for a fraction of individual policy costs.

Affordable
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Claim to Parent/Guardian

Benefit paid directly to the student's parent or guardian as recorded in the institution's enrollment register.

Family Protected
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the insurer — PSU Insurer

Government of India backed insurer. Trusted for student welfare schemes across India's schools, colleges, and universities.

PSU Insurer

What SAWP Covers — 5 Accident Benefits

Coverage — Accidental Death & Disablement Benefits

SAWP pays a lump sum benefit — directly to the student's parent or guardian — on death or permanent disability caused by an accident. Only ONE benefit is payable per accident (the highest applicable).

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Accidental Death

Death caused by bodily injury from external, violent, visible means within 12 months of the accident.

100% SI

Total Loss — Two Limbs / Two Eyes / One Limb + One Eye

Total and irrecoverable loss of both hands/feet, both eyes, or one limb and one eye.

100% SI

Loss of One Limb or One Eye

Total loss of sight of one eye, or physical separation/loss of one hand or one foot.

50% SI
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Permanent Total Disablement

General PTD from the accident — permanently preventing the student from normal activities.

100% SI

Permanent Partial Disablement

Specified body part loss or disability — percentage of Sum Insured per the insurer's PPD assessment schedule. Typically up to ₹500 per accident on standard ₹10,000 SI products.

% SI
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24×7 Coverage — Not Limited to School/College Hours or Premises

This is a critical distinction: SAWP covers the student 24 hours a day, anywhere in India (and in some versions, worldwide). A student is covered while:

  • Travelling to and from school/college (commuting accidents)
  • On school premises during classes, labs, sports
  • At home — evenings, weekends, holidays
  • During school trips, excursions, sports meets
  • 24 hours a day, 365 days a year for the policy period
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Sports Injuries — What's Covered and What's Excluded

The most common question from school administrators: "Are sports injuries at school events covered?"

✅ COVERED — School/College Sports
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School cricket match injury
College football tournament
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Annual sports day athletics
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School swimming competition
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Gymnastics/PT class injury
✘ EXCLUDED — Hazardous Sports
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Motor racing / speed events
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Professional mountaineering
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Competitive skiing / winter sports
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Big game hunting / shooting
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Skydiving / bungee jumping
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Sum Insured Options — Per Student

Each student has their own Sum Insured under the group policy. The claim is settled per student — not from a shared group pool. Typical SI options available:

  • ₹25,000/student:Entry-level coverage — suitable for primary and middle schools
  • ₹50,000/student:Mid-range — suitable for high schools and junior colleges
  • ₹1,00,000/student:Comprehensive — suitable for degree colleges and universities

Contact 022 4302 0000 for the insurer SAWP's current exact SI schedule and corresponding premium rates.

The Unique Mechanics of SAWP

How SAWP Works — Institution Mechanics

SAWP has unique mechanics unlike any individual PA policy. Understanding these rules is essential for institution administrators responsible for the policy.

🏫 Policy Issued in Institution's Name

The school or college is the named policyholder. Individual students are covered under the group policy but do not hold separate policy documents. The institution is responsible for claim intimation and co-ordination with the insurer.

👥 All Students — Mandatory Coverage

Every enrolled student must be covered — no exceptions. The institution cannot selectively cover some students and exclude others. This ensures universal welfare protection for every child regardless of family income.

➕ Additions: Yes | ✘ Deletions: No

New students joining after policy inception can be added by paying additional pro-rata premium. However, NO deletions are allowed — once a student is on the roll, they stay covered for the policy year. TC students (transferred) may follow special rules — confirm with the insurer.

💰 Claim Paid to Parent/Guardian

The benefit is paid to the student's parent or guardian as recorded in the institution's enrollment register — not to the student (who may be a minor). Institutions must maintain accurate, current guardian records for smooth claims.

📅 Annual Policy Renewal

SAWP is an annual policy — renewed each academic year. The institution re-enrolls all students (with updated roll numbers and counts) and pays the fresh premium at the start of each policy year.

🔔 Institution Notifies the insurer on Claim

When an accident occurs, the INSTITUTION is responsible for notifying the insurer (not the parent directly). The institution then co-ordinates the claim submission with the parent/guardian and the insurer's claims office.

Claim Process — 6 Steps for Institutions
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Immediate Notice to the insurer

Institution notifies the insurer in writing immediately on learning of any accident to a student. Call 022 4302 0000 for immediate claim guidance.

Claim Form

Institution obtains the insurer's claim form and provides it to the student's parent/guardian along with the group policy number and details.

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Death / Disability Certificate

For death: Official death certificate + post-mortem report + FIR (if applicable).
For disability: Medical certificate from treating doctor certifying injury, cause, and % disability.

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Institution's Confirmation

Institution provides a certificate confirming the student was enrolled and covered under SAWP on the date of accident. Includes enrollment details from school register.

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Document Submission

Complete document set submitted to the insurer: Claim form + medical cert + death/disability cert + school enrollment confirmation + guardian's ID proof.

Assessment & Settlement

the insurer assesses the claim and settles to the parent/guardian within 30 days of receiving complete documents (IRDAI mandate).

Death Claim Documents

Death certificate· FIR / police report· Post-mortem report· Legal heirship certificate· Guardian's ID proof· School enrollment confirmation· Completed the insurer claim form

Disability Claim Documents

Medical certificate from doctor· Disability assessment report· Hospital treatment records· FIR (if accident-related)· Guardian's ID proof· School enrollment confirmation· Completed the insurer claim form

Per-Student Premium — Institutional Affordability

Premium Calculator — Estimate Your Institution's SAWP Cost

SAWP uses a per-student premium structure — the institution pays a small fixed amount per enrolled student. Calculate your institution's estimated annual premium below.

📊 SAWP Institution Premium Estimator

Number of studentsEnter students above
Sum Insured per student₹25,000
Estimated rate per student/year₹15 – ₹30
Estimated total premium/yearEnter students to calculate
Total (incl. 18% GST)
Enter your student count above to see your institution's estimated annual SAWP premium

⚠️ Estimates based on indicative market rates for student group PA (₹15–₹30/student/year for ₹25K–₹1L SI). Actual the insurer SAWP premium depends on SI slab, institution type, and current the insurer tariff. Call 022 4302 0000 for exact current rates.

The SAWP Affordability Story — Per-Student PA at Any Scale
Institution SizeSI per StudentEst. Premium/Student/YearTotal Institution PremiumTotal SI Protected
Small School (200 students)₹25,000~₹15~₹3,000/year₹50 Lakh
Medium School (500 students)₹50,000~₹20~₹10,000/year₹2.5 Crore
Large School (1,000 students)₹1,00,000~₹25~₹25,000/year₹10 Crore
College (3,000 students)₹1,00,000~₹25~₹75,000/year₹30 Crore
University (10,000 students)₹1,00,000~₹10–₹15~₹1–1.5 Lakh/year₹100 Crore
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How Institutions Recover the Premium Cost

Most institutions simply add the per-student SAWP premium to annual student fees — typically ₹10–₹25 per student per year. At these rates, even families paying modest fees contribute to their own child's accident protection. State governments fund SAWP for government school students entirely from education welfare budgets, making it completely free for families at government schools.

Who SAWP Is Designed For

Institution Types — Who Benefits from SAWP

Any registered educational institution in India can purchase the insurer's Students Accident Welfare Policy. Here are the eight primary institution types that use SAWP.

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Government Schools

State-mandated student welfare schemes. SAWP funded from education budgets — free for families.

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Private Schools

Duty of care to students. SAWP added to annual fees at ₹10–₹25/student.

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Degree Colleges

Arts, Commerce, Science colleges covering undergraduate students aged 18–22.

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Engineering & Medical

Professional colleges with lab, practical, and fieldwork accident risks.

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Universities

All enrolled students across departments and affiliated colleges covered under one group policy.

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Boarding Schools & Hostels

Residential institutions — students in care 24 hours a day need round-the-clock cover.

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Coaching Institutes

Large student enrollments. SAWP provides affordable group accident cover for coaching students.

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Vocational & Skill Training

Hands-on training institutions where machinery and practical work increase accident risk.

Illustrative Scenarios — SAWP in Action

🚲 Scenario 1 — Road Accident (Death Claim)

StudentRahul, 14 yrs, Class 9
InstitutionGovt. High School, Karnataka
SAWP SI₹1,00,000/student
EventDies in road accident cycling to school
Benefit100% SI = ₹1,00,000 to parents
School cost~₹15/student/year (500 students = ₹7,500)
₹15/year protected Rahul's family with ₹1 Lakh when they needed it most.

🏃 Scenario 2 — Sports Injury (Disability)

StudentPriya, 19 yrs, B.Com Year 2
InstitutionPrivate Arts College, Maharashtra
SAWP SI₹50,000/student
EventFractures leg at college sports meet — PPD
BenefitPPD ~25% = ₹12,500 to guardian
NoteCollege sports = COVERED (not hazardous)
Sports injuries at sanctioned college events are covered under standard student PA.

🏠 Scenario 3 — Hostel Accident (Eye Loss)

StudentVikram, 22 yrs, MBA Student
InstitutionState University, Tamil Nadu
SAWP SI₹1,00,000 (₹10/student scheme)
EventFalls from hostel staircase — loses sight of one eye
Benefit50% SI = ₹50,000 to guardian
Uni cost5,000 × ₹10 = ₹50,000/year for all students
University spent ₹50K to protect 5,000 students — ₹10/student. Vikram received ₹50,000.

SAWP vs Other Student Insurance Options

How SAWP Compares — Choosing the Right Student Cover

SAWP is a group accident policy for institutions — different in nature from health insurance, individual PA, or JPA. Here's how they compare and why they're complementary, not alternatives.

ParameterSAWP — Student Welfare PolicyStudent Health / MediclaimIndividual PA (Child)JPA (Janata PA)
Who buys itInstitution (school/college)Individual parent/studentParent (for child)Individual (age 10–70)
Who is coveredALL enrolled students (group)Individual enrolledOne child onlyOne person per policy
Covers accidents Death + Disability Medical expenses Death + all PA benefits Death + PTD + PPD
Covers illness Accident only Illness + accident Accident only Accident only
Hospitalisation reimbursement Lump sum only Bill reimbursementOptional add-on No
Lump sum on accident Yes — to parent No lump sum Yes Yes
Premium per student~₹10–₹25/student/year₹500–₹5,000+/year₹200–₹1,000+/year₹60/year (₹1L cover)
No. of students/personsEntire institution (100s–1000s)One at a timeOne childOne person
Application per student Not needed Required individually Required per child Individual application
Best forInstitutions: universally protect all studentsComprehensive medical coverHigh-SI individual child PALow-cost individual PA
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Can Parents Buy Individual PA for Their Child in Addition to SAWP?

YES — parents can buy an individual PA policy (or JPA, or SSB) for their child IN ADDITION to the institution's SAWP. There is no restriction on holding multiple PA policies. Multiple policies multiply the total accident protection. At claim time, each policy is assessed independently. SAWP's lump sum from the institution + individual PA claim = combined family protection.

What SAWP Does NOT Cover

Exclusions — Standard the insurer PA Exclusions Apply

SAWP covers ACCIDENTS only — events caused by external, violent, visible means. Death or disability due to illness or disease is NOT covered. Standard the insurer PA exclusions apply.

Illness / Disease

SAWP is an ACCIDENT policy — death or disability from any illness, fever, infection, or disease is NOT covered. SAWP covers only accidents by external, violent, visible means.

Intentional Self-Injury / Suicide

Intentional self-harm, suicide, or attempted suicide is excluded. Must be an unintentional accident caused by external means.

Intoxicating Liquor or Drug

Death or disability while under the influence of intoxicating liquor, drugs, or narcotics at the time of the accident is excluded.

Professional / Hazardous Sports

Racing on wheels, mountaineering, winter sports, skiing, ice hockey, bungee jumping — professional or competitive hazardous activities. School sports are COVERED.

Insanity

Death or disability arising directly or indirectly from insanity or mental disorder.

Criminal Intent / Breach of Law

Injuries arising from the student's own breach of law with criminal intent.

War and Nuclear Perils

War, civil war, nuclear radiation, or radioactive contamination — standard across all the insurer PA products.

Pre-existing Physical Disability

Any disability that existed before the policy inception date. SAWP covers accident-caused disability, not pre-existing conditions.

Venereal Disease / HIV/AIDS

Death or disability caused by venereal disease or illness attributable to HIV/AIDS — standard PA exclusion.

Pregnancy / Childbirth

Any injury or death arising from or related to pregnancy or childbirth — standard PA exclusion where applicable.

SAWP vs Health Insurance — The Key Difference

  • SAWP covers:Accidental DEATH and DISABILITY — pays lump sum regardless of medical bills
  • Mediclaim covers:Hospital bills for illness AND accident — reimburses actual medical expenses
  • SAWP does NOT cover:Hospitalisation bills, OPD treatment, medicines, doctor fees — those require health insurance
  • Recommendation:Institutions should ideally have SAWP (accident lump sum) AND advise families to have separate health insurance (medical expense cover) for complete student protection

Questions About SAWP

Frequently Asked Questions

SAWP is designed for EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS — not for individual students or parents to purchase. The school, college, or university is the policyholder. ALL enrolled students are covered automatically under the institution's group policy.

Individual students or parents cannot buy SAWP directly. If a parent wants individual accident protection for their child in addition to the school's SAWP, they can buy a separate the insurer Individual PA, JPA, or Saral Suraksha Bima policy for the child — these are complementary.
SAWP provides 24-hour coverage, 365 days a year — NOT limited to school hours or school premises. A student is covered:

✔ During school/college hours and on school premises
✔ While travelling to and from school/college (commuting accidents)
✔ During school trips, sports meets, excursions
✔ At home — evenings, weekends, school holidays
✔ During summer and winter vacations
✔ Anywhere in India at any hour of the day

This comprehensive 24×7 coverage makes SAWP particularly valuable for commuting students who face road accident risks on their daily journey to and from school or college.
SAWP pays a lump sum benefit to the student's parent/guardian on the following events — caused by an accident (external, violent, visible means):

1. Accidental Death: 100% of Sum Insured — if student dies within 12 months of the accident
2. Loss of both limbs/eyes or one limb + one eye: 100% of Sum Insured
3. Permanent Total Disablement (PTD): 100% of Sum Insured
4. Loss of one limb or one eye: 50% of Sum Insured
5. Permanent Partial Disablement (PPD): Percentage of SI as per the insurer's assessment schedule

Only ONE benefit is payable per accident — the highest applicable benefit. Claims are paid to the parent/guardian as recorded in the school register.
SAWP premium is calculated on a PER STUDENT basis:

Total Premium = Number of Students × Premium Rate per Student

Typical indicative rates (confirm exact rates with the insurer/022 4302 0000):
→ ₹25,000 SI: ~₹15/student/year
→ ₹50,000 SI: ~₹20/student/year
→ ₹1,00,000 SI: ~₹25/student/year
→ Large university schemes: as low as ₹10/student/year

Example: A school with 500 students choosing ₹1,00,000 SI pays approximately:
500 × ₹25 = ₹12,500/year + GST @18% = ~₹14,750/year total
This ₹14,750 protects 500 students with ₹5 Crore total SI coverage.
The INSTITUTION pays the premium to the insurer directly. How institutions fund the premium varies:

Government schools: State government funds the SAWP premium from education welfare budgets — free for families
Private schools: Add ₹10–₹25 to annual student fees — families pay without knowing it's for accident insurance
Colleges/Universities: Include in annual enrollment/registration fees
Some institutions: Absorb the cost entirely as a welfare initiative

The key point is that from a student/parent perspective, SAWP is either completely free (government schools) or bundled into the annual fee at a negligible amount. Parents do not pay separately for SAWP.
YES — sports injuries during regular school and college events are COVERED under SAWP.

Covered (school/college sports):
✔ Cricket, football, kabaddi, volleyball during school sports events
✔ Annual sports day injuries (running, jumping, throwing)
✔ Inter-school and inter-college tournaments
✔ Physical Education (PT) class injuries
✔ School swimming competitions
✔ College NCC/NSS activities

Excluded (professional hazardous sports):
✘ Motor racing / competitive speed events
✘ Professional mountaineering
✘ Competitive skiing and winter sports
✘ Bungee jumping, skydiving
✘ Big game hunting

The distinction is between ordinary school/college physical activity (covered as accidents) versus professional or specifically excluded hazardous activities. Normal school sports fall squarely in the covered category.
Claim Process:

Step 1: The INSTITUTION notifies the insurer in writing immediately on learning of any accident to an enrolled student (not the parent — the institution handles initial notification)

Step 2: Institution obtains claim form from the insurer and provides it to the student's parent/guardian

Step 3: Parent/guardian assembles required documents (death certificate / medical disability certificate, FIR if applicable, ID proof)

Step 4: Institution certifies the student's enrollment details and submits the complete claim set to the insurer

Step 5: the insurer assesses the claim and pays the benefit within 30 days of receiving complete documents (IRDAI mandate)

Who receives payment: The PARENT or GUARDIAN as recorded in the school/college enrollment register — NOT the student directly (especially important when the student is a minor)
For a Death Claim:
→ Completed the insurer SAWP claim form
→ Official death certificate from municipality/registrar
→ FIR / police report (for accidental death)
→ Post-mortem / inquest report
→ Legal heirship / succession certificate (to establish guardian's entitlement)
→ Institution's enrollment certification (confirming student was on roll on date of accident)
→ Guardian's identity proof
→ SAWP group policy number and institution details

For a Disability Claim:
→ Completed the insurer SAWP claim form
→ Medical certificate from treating doctor (specifying injury, cause, disability percentage)
→ Hospital records and discharge summary
→ FIR (if accident-related — road accident, etc.)
→ Institution's enrollment certification
→ Guardian's identity proof
→ SAWP group policy number

Call 022 4302 0000 immediately after any accident — our team will guide the institution through the exact SAWP claim documentation required.
SAWP and student health insurance are fundamentally different products that serve different purposes — they should ideally work together:

SAWP (Accident Welfare Policy):
→ Pays a LUMP SUM on accidental death or disability
→ Amount fixed by SI — not linked to actual medical bills
→ Covers ACCIDENTS only (external violent visible means)
→ Does NOT reimburse hospitalisation, medicines, or doctors' fees
→ Very affordable: ₹10–₹25/student/year

Student Health / Mediclaim:
→ Reimburses actual MEDICAL EXPENSES (hospitalisation, medicines, OPD)
→ Covers ILLNESS + Accidents (comprehensive health protection)
→ Does NOT provide a lump sum on accident death
→ More expensive: ₹500–₹5,000+/year depending on SI and insurer

Best approach: SAWP for the accident lump sum + separate family health insurance for medical expense coverage = complete student protection.
YES — there is no restriction on parents buying additional individual PA insurance for their child alongside the school's SAWP coverage. Both policies can coexist and both will pay independently at claim time.

Good combinations to consider:
→ School's SAWP (₹25K–₹1L) + the insurer Individual PA (₹5L–₹25L) = much higher total accident protection
→ School's SAWP + Saral Suraksha Bima (₹2.5L–₹1Cr) = IRDAI-standard comprehensive PA
→ School's SAWP + JPA (₹25K–₹1L) = dual accident cover at very low cost

Most parents are unaware their child is already covered under the school's SAWP. Knowing this, they can choose whether they want additional individual PA or are satisfied with the group coverage.

To check if your child's institution has the insurer SAWP: ask the school/college administration or principal directly. Call Probitas on 022 4302 0000 — we can also help institutions that don't yet have SAWP to enroll.

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Students Accident Welfare Policy — Institution Enquiry

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🎓🛡️ Every Student Deserves Protection — SAWP Makes It Possible

the insurer's Students Accident Welfare Policy covers every enrolled student for as little as ₹10–₹25/year. Call 022 4302 0000 for your institution's customised SAWP quote.