📞 022 4302 0000contact@takemyinsurance.com
Register|LoginJoin us as POSP
About3 SectionsEligibilityHealth BenefitsPA CoverCumulative BonusWaiting PeriodsExclusionsClaimsFAQsGet QuoteMore ▼Page Progress  0%
🎓🏥 Health + Personal Accident Cover· the insurer· For Students Aged 3–25 Years

Health Cover for Your Child's School Years, Personal Accident Cover for You — Plus Education Continuation if the Unthinkable Happens — Age 3 to 25 Years — SI ₹50,000 to ₹2 Lakh —
Vidyarthi Mediclaim Policy for Students, the insurer

Vidyarthi Mediclaim Policy for Students is the insurer's purpose-built student insurance — a single policy combining hospitalisation cover for the student (Section I), personal accident cover for one parent/legal guardian at 2x the student's sum insured (Section II), and personal accident cover for the student themselves (Section III). Designed so that if an accident affects the family's earning parent, the policy helps ensure the child's education continues uninterrupted.

✅ Age 3 to 25 Years✅ Health SI: ₹50,000–2 Lakh✅ Parent PA Cover: 2x Student SI✅ Student PA Cover: ₹50,000✅ No Pre-Policy Check-Up✅ 12 Modern Treatments✅ HIV/AIDS & Mental Illness Covered✅ Cumulative Bonus up to 50%
IRDAI· 022 4302 0000· For Students of Registered Indian Educational Institutions  |  IRDAI Licensed Broker — Lic. No. 528
VMPS
🎓Vidyarthi Mediclaim Policythe insurer· For Students Age 3–25
🛡️3-Section CoverStudent Health + Parent PA + Student PA
📖Education Continuation Protection
📞Get a Quote 022 4302 0000
An IRDAI Licensed Insurance Broker

the insurer Health· Vidyarthi Mediclaim Policy for Students· (the insurer Prospectus Sourced)· &

What is the Vidyarthi Mediclaim Policy for Students?

"VIDYARTHI - Mediclaim for Students is a unique policy designed to provide Health and Personal accident cover to the students. It also provides for continuation of insured students' education in case of death or permanent total disablement of the guardian due to accident." — (the insurer prospectus content sourced). This is the only product in the insurer's health portfolio that bundles health insurance, dual personal accident cover, and an explicit education-continuation purpose into a single student-focused policy.

Key Policy Details

  • "The policy comes in three sections. Under Section I, the policy covers the students for hospitalisation expenses, for sum insured options ranging between Rs. 50,000 and Rs. 2 Lakh. Under Section II, the parents are covered for personal accidents for sums insured twice of the sum insured in Section I. Whereas in Section III, the insured students are covered for personal accidents for the sum insured of Rs. 50,000.", corroborated independently by 's the insurer prospectus-sourced content.
  • "Students between the age of 3 (three) years to 25 (twenty five) years and one parent/legal guardian. Student in any Registered Educational Institution affiliated to any State Board, Council, University and AICTE or any other Govt. [Statutory Authority]." — (the insurer sourced), matching 's independently published eligibility table.
  • "12 Modern treatments like Robotic surgery, oral chemotherapies, immunotherapies and etc., are now covered in the policy. Treatment for morbid obesity are now covered after specified waiting periods. Correction of eyesight, i.e., refractive errors above -7.5 D are now covered after specified waiting periods. Mental illness, HIV/AIDS, Genetic disorders are [covered]." — (the insurer sourced).
  • "There is no requirement for pre-policy health check-up.", also independently listed by as a key benefit.
Why This Policy Is Different From Other the insurer Health Products
🎓

Built Specifically for Students

Unlike the insurer's individual or family floater products, eligibility is tied to active enrolment in a registered Indian educational institution — this is a purpose-built student product, not a general health policy adapted for young people.

Student-Specific
📖

Education Continuation Protection

The defining feature: if the insured student's parent/guardian dies or suffers permanent total disablement in an accident, the policy's Section II payout is structured to help ensure the family can continue funding the student's education.

Unique to This Product
🛡️

Dual Personal Accident Cover

Both the parent/guardian AND the student themselves get personal accident cover under the same policy (Sections II and III) — a single premium covering three distinct risks across two family members.

3 Covers, 1 Policy
🩺

No Pre-Policy Medical Check-Up

Students can be enrolled without undergoing a medical check-up first — removing a common friction point for first-time buyers, especially relevant for younger children.

Hassle-Free Enrolment
💊

12 Modern Treatments Covered

Robotic surgery, oral chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and 9 more advanced treatments are confirmed as standard coverage — meaningful given some basic student/youth policies in the market exclude modern treatment categories entirely.

Standard Inclusion
📈

Cumulative Bonus up to 50%

"A cumulative bonus of 5% will be granted to the policyholder for every claim-free year up to a maximum of 50%." Ten claim-free years builds toward the maximum bonus.

5%/Year, Max 50%

from& (the insurer Prospectus)

How the Three Sections Work Together

A single Vidyarthi Mediclaim policy is structured into three distinct sections, each covering a different risk for a different family member, all under one premium and one policy document.

Section I

🎓 Student Hospitalisation

Covers the insured student's own hospitalisation expenses

₹50,000 – ₹2,00,000
Sum insured range for the student's own health/hospitalisation cover — the "base" of the policy. This figure also determines the sum insured for Section II (set at 2x this amount).
Section II

👨‍👩‍👧 Parent/Guardian Personal Accident

Covers one parent/legal guardian's accidental death or disability

2x Section I Sum Insured
If Section I SI is ₹1,00,000, Section II PA cover for the parent/guardian is ₹2,00,000. This is the section structurally linked to the policy's "education continuation" purpose — protecting the family's ability to fund the student's education if the earning parent is lost or disabled.
Section III

🧑‍🎓 Student Personal Accident

Covers the student's own accidental death or disability

₹50,000 (Fixed)
A fixed personal accident sum insured for the student, regardless of which Section I tier is chosen. This is separate from and in addition to the Section I hospitalisation cover.
💡

Why Structure It This Way?

This three-section design recognises that a student's wellbeing is tied to their family's financial stability. Section I protects against the cost of the student's own illness or injury-driven hospitalisation. Section III protects the student against accidental death/disability directly. But Section II — protecting the parent/guardian — is what makes this policy distinct from a typical child health plan: if an accident removes or disables the family's earning parent, the 2x payout under Section II is designed to cushion exactly the kind of financial shock that could otherwise force a student to discontinue their education.

from (the insurer Prospectus) &

Eligibility — Who Can Buy This Policy

CriterionVMPS Terms
Minimum entry age3 years
Maximum entry age25 years
Who is coveredThe student + one parent/legal guardian (for Section II personal accident cover)
QualificationStudent of any registered Indian educational institution affiliated to AICTE, State Board, University, Council, or any other Government Statutory Authority
Coverage typeIndividual basis
RenewabilityLifetime
Pre-policy medical check-upNot required
Policy tenure1 year
Network hospitals6,000+ across India

🎓 Who Should Consider This Policy

  • ✅ Parents seeking dedicated health cover for a school or college-going child
  • ✅ Families wanting personal accident protection for both the earning parent and the student in one policy
  • ✅ Students entering higher education (college/university) needing independent cover
  • ✅ Families without an existing group/family floater policy that covers a student member adequately
  • ✅ Parents wanting affordable, no-medical-check-up enrolment for a young child or teenager

📋 Documentation Needed at Enrolment

  • ✅ Proof of enrolment in a registered Indian educational institution
  • ✅ Student's age proof (birth certificate/school ID, given the 3–25 year age band)
  • ✅ Parent/legal guardian identification and relationship proof
  • ✅ Standard proposal form details (no medical test required)
  • ✅ Confirm exact document checklist with Probitas at enrolment time

Section I — from (the insurer Prospectus) &

Section I — Student Health & Hospitalisation Benefits

🏥 Hospitalisation, Room Rent & Specialist Fees

"Room Rent/ICU charges, Medical practitioners, surgeon, anesthetists, consultants, specialists fees and other charges as per limits mentioned in the policy." — (the insurer sourced), subject to applicable sub-limits.

Sub-Limits Apply

💊 12 Modern Treatments

"12 Modern treatments like Robotic surgery, oral chemotherapies, immunotherapies and etc., are now covered in the policy." — (the insurer sourced), subject to sub-limit.

Inclusion

⚖️ Morbid Obesity Treatment

"Treatment for morbid obesity are now covered after specified waiting periods." — (the insurer sourced).

After Waiting Period

👁️ Refractive Error Correction

"Correction of eyesight, i.e., refractive errors above -7.5 D are now covered after specified waiting periods." — (the insurer sourced).

>-7.5 D, After Wait

🏔️ Hazardous/Adventure Sports (Sub-Limited)

"Treatment related to participation as a non-professional in hazardous or adventure sports subject [to] sublimit." — (the insurer sourced) — relevant for students participating in college sports or adventure activities.

Sub-Limit Applies

🧠 Mental Illness, HIV/AIDS & Genetic Disorders

"Mental illness, HIV/AIDS, Genetic disorders are [covered]." — (the insurer sourced), also independently confirmed by 's inclusions list ("Treatment of HIV/AIDS,Treatment of Mental Illness").

Inclusion

📅 Pre & Post-Hospitalisation Expenses

Pre-hospitalisation and post-hospitalisation expenses are confirmed inclusions per 's published inclusions list, consistent with the insurer's standard health policy structure.

Inclusion

💰 Tax Benefit — Section 80D

"Tax Rebate under Section 80D of Income Tax Act 1961 for premium paid." — (the insurer sourced).

80D Eligible
📌

Sub-Limits Apply

"Yes. The National Vidyarthi Mediclaim policy for students comes with sub-limits on room rent, modern treatments, hazardous or adventure sports cover and transportation cost of the insured's dead body." Exact sub-limit percentages aren't independently published — confirm with Probitas at 022 4302 0000 for the precise figures at your chosen sum insured tier.

Sections II & III — from& (the insurer Prospectus)

Sections II & III — Personal Accident Cover Details

👨‍👩‍👧 Parent/Guardian PA Cover (Section II)

Covers accidental death or permanent total disablement of the insured student's parent/legal guardian, at a sum insured equal to 2x the Section I health cover amount — directly supporting the policy's education-continuation purpose.

2x Section I SI

🧑‍🎓 Student PA Cover (Section III)

Covers the insured student's own accidental death or disability, with a fixed sum insured of ₹50,000 — independent of which Section I health SI tier is chosen.

₹50,000 Fixed

🚑 Transportation of Dead Body (Additional, No Extra Cost)

"Transportation cost under Section II & III for insured's dead body (death due to accident only) to the place of residence subject to a maximum of 2% of the Capital Sum Insured or ₹1,000/- (one thousand) whichever is lower." — (the insurer sourced), also corroborated by.

2% SI or ₹1,000, Lower

from &

Cumulative Bonus — Up to 50% for Claim-Free Years

"A cumulative bonus of 5% will be granted to the policyholder for every claim-free year up to a maximum of 50%. It can either be used to avail a discount on the renewal premium or to increase the sum insured amount without hiking the premium."independently confirms the accumulation cap: "a cumulative bonus of 5% for every year a claim is not made, for up to a maximum accumulation of 10 claim free years of insurance."

Claim-Free YearsCumulative Bonus
1 year5%
2 years10%
4 years20%
6 years30%
8 years40%
10 years (maximum)50%
💡

Two Ways to Use the Bonus

The accumulated cumulative bonus can be applied in either of two ways at the policyholder's choice: as a discount on the renewal premium, or to increase the sum insured amount without a corresponding increase in premium. Over a student's many years in education (especially from age 3 through college), consistently claim-free years can meaningfully grow effective coverage or reduce renewal costs — an incentive worth factoring into long-term planning when choosing this policy for a young child.

from (the insurer Prospectus) &

Waiting Periods (Section I)

CategoryWaiting Period
Initial waiting period30 days
Pre-existing diseases36 months / 3 years (confirmed independently by both: "thirty six (36) months" and: "3 years")
Specific diseases2 years / 4 years (refer prospectus for the specific disease list)
Hypertension / Diabetes / Cardiac conditions90 days
Morbid obesity treatment4 years
Correction of refractive error2 years
⏱️

"Only accidental claims payable for first 30 days of Inception of the Policy. All pre-existing diseases excluded for first thirty six (36) months of Policy. Two Years waiting period for specific diseases." — (the insurer sourced). The waiting periods listed above are for Section I (student health cover) specifically — Section II and III (personal accident) follow a different exclusion logic, covered below.

from (the insurer Prospectus) & — Split by Section

What's Excluded — Section I vs Sections II & III

Because Section I is health/indemnity cover and Sections II/III are personal accident cover, the insurer's own prospectus wording splits the exclusions by section — below.

Section I Exclusions (Health Cover)

🔄 Cosmetic / Gender Change

"Change-of-Gender Treatments, Cosmetic or Plastic Surgery, Excluded Providers." — (the insurer sourced).

💊 Substance Abuse / Self-Harm

"Vitamins, Tonics Drug/alcohol abuse, Self-Inflicted Injury, Non Prescription Drug, Home visit charges." — (the insurer sourced).

🦷 Dental / OPD

"Dental treatment and Out Patient Department treatment (OPD treatment)." — (the insurer sourced), also independently confirmed by.

🤰 Maternity Expenses

Maternity expenses are excluded — confirmed independently by 's exclusions list.

🍼 Birth Control / Infertility

"Birth control, sterility and infertility" excluded — confirmed by.

🌿 Naturopathy / Outside India

Naturopathy treatment and treatment taken outside India are excluded — both confirmed independently by 's exclusions list.

👶 Congenital External Anomaly

Congenital external anomaly is excluded — confirmed by 's exclusions list.

Sections II & III Exclusions (Personal Accident Cover)

🩺 Pre-Existing Disability

"Any claim arising out of pre-existing disability." — (the insurer sourced).

💔 Self-Injury / Suicide

"Any payment in respect of death of the insured from intentional self-injury, suicide or attempted suicide." — (the insurer sourced).

🍷 Intoxication

"Insured under influence of intoxicating liquor or drugs." — (the insurer sourced).

⚠️ Dangerous Occupation/Activities

"Insured engaging in dangerous occupation or activities." — (the insurer sourced).

🦠 Venereal Disease / Insanity

"Venereal disease or insanity." — (the insurer sourced).

⚖️ Breach of Law / War

"Arising out of any breach of the law. Claim arising out of war, nuclear risks etc." — (the insurer sourced).

from&

How to Claim Under the Vidyarthi Mediclaim Policy

  1. Intimate Hospitalisation Within 72 Hours

    "Emergency hospitalisation needs intimation within 72 hours and for planned hospitalisation intimate within 72 hours prior to admission."

  2. Submit Claim Form with Original Documents

    "Submit claim form with original documents such as doctor's reports, hospital bills, diagnostic tests, etc." For Section I health claims, separately lists: the insurer claim form, first consultation papers, copy of doctor's prescription advising hospital admission, test reports, hospital discharge summary, doctor's prescriptions, and hospital bills.

  3. For Accident-Related (Sections II/III) Claims — Additional Documents

    confirms additional documents required specifically for accident claims under Sections II and III: FIR (First Information Report), death certificate, and post-mortem certificate where applicable.

  4. Claim Decision Within 30 Days

    "The the insurer Limited will either accept or reject your claim within 30 days of receiving all the documents under the Vidyarthi Mediclaim policy for students."

  5. Reimbursement Settled Upon Approval

    "Once your request for reimbursement of expenses is approved, the claim will be settled."

Vidyarthi Mediclaim Policy for Students — Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Section II is structured so that if you (or whichever parent/guardian is named on the policy) suffer accidental death or permanent total disablement, a sum insured equal to 2x your child's Section I health cover amount becomes payable.

For example, if you choose ₹1,00,000 as your child's Section I health sum insured, the Section II personal accident cover for the parent/guardian is automatically set at ₹2,00,000. This higher payout multiple (relative to the base health SI) is intentional — it's designed to give the family a meaningful financial cushion specifically aimed at continuing the costs of the student's education (school/college fees, books, accommodation) if the family's accident-affected parent can no longer provide that support.

It's worth noting this is personal accident cover specifically — it responds to accidental death or permanent total disablement, not illness-related death or disability of the parent. For a more complete picture of your family's financial protection, you may want to discuss this alongside any separate life or health insurance you hold for the parent. Call 022 4302 0000 to discuss the right Section I tier (and therefore Section II amount) for your family's needs.
Yes — eligibility runs from age 3 up to age 25, covering school children through most undergraduate and many postgraduate students.

"Students between the age of 3 (three) years to 25 (twenty five) years. Student in any Registered Educational Institution affiliated to any State Board, Council, University and AICTE or any other Govt. Statutory Authority" are eligible. This means:

→ Schoolchildren from age 3 (e.g. nursery/pre-primary, if enrolled in a registered institution)
→ Secondary and senior secondary school students
→ Undergraduate college/university students
→ Many postgraduate students, up to age 25

The key qualifying condition is enrolment in a "Registered Educational Institution affiliated to any State Board, Council, University and AICTE or any other Government Statutory Authority" — meaning the institution itself needs to meet this affiliation standard. If you're unsure whether your child's specific institution qualifies (e.g. certain private coaching institutes, unaccredited certificate programs), call Probitas at 022 4302 0000 to confirm eligibility before applying.
No — "There is no requirement for pre-policy health check-up" to be covered under this policy, confirmed independently by bothand.

This is a meaningful convenience, especially for younger children (the minimum entry age is just 3 years) where arranging a formal medical check-up purely for insurance purposes can be impractical. You can complete the proposal form with standard personal and institutional enrolment details, without needing to schedule and pay for a pre-policy medical examination.

Standard health insurance practice still applies regarding disclosure — any pre-existing conditions your child has should still be honestly declared on the proposal form even without a formal check-up, since the policy's pre-existing disease waiting period (36 months/3 years) and specific disease waiting periods are tied to what's declared and covered under the policy terms.
confirms that sub-limits exist on room rent, modern treatments, hazardous/adventure sports cover, and transportation of the insured's dead body — but the exact percentage or rupee figures for each sub-limit aren't independently published by the aggregator sources used for this page.

What is independently confirmed:
→ Transportation of dead body sub-limit: 2% of Capital Sum Insured or ₹1,000, whichever is lower
→ Room rent, modern treatment, and hazardous sports cover: sub-limits confirmed to exist, but specific percentages not published

Since sub-limits directly affect how much of your hospital bill is actually paid for high-cost categories like room rent, it's worth getting the exact figures before finalising your sum insured choice — particularly if you're considering a higher-tier hospital room or anticipate needing one of the 12 modern treatments. Call Probitas at 022 4302 0000 for the complete, current sub-limit schedule.
Based on the confirmed sources for this page, Vidyarthi Mediclaim Policy is structured on an "individual basis" — meaning the policy and its Section I/II/III sums insured are tied to one specific student (plus their named parent/guardian for Section II), not a family floater covering multiple children under one combined sum insured.

This means if you have more than one child you'd like to insure under this product, each child would need their own separate Vidyarthi Mediclaim policy (each potentially naming the same or different parent/guardian for their respective Section II cover). This differs from family floater products like Parivar Mediclaim Policy, where multiple family members share one sum insured pool.

If you have multiple school or college-going children and want to compare whether individual Vidyarthi policies for each, or a different family-floater approach, makes more sense for your household, call Probitas at 022 4302 0000 — we can walk through both options and the relative cost/coverage trade-offs for your specific family composition.

Get Your the insurer Vidyarthi Mediclaim Policy Quote

Quote Request — For Parents & Guardians

Tell us about your child and your preferred sum insured tier. Our student insurance specialist will walk you through the three-section cover and help you choose the right Section I amount.

👨‍👩‍👧 Parent/Guardian & Student Details

By submitting you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms & Conditions. Vidyarthi Mediclaim Policy for Students· the insurer· IRDAI For students aged 3–25 years enrolled in a registered Indian educational institution. Three-section structure: Section I (student hospitalisation, SI ₹50,000–2 lakh), Section II (parent/guardian personal accident, 2x Section I SI), Section III (student personal accident, fixed ₹50,000). No pre-policy medical check-up required. Cumulative bonus 5%/claim-free year up to max 50% (10 years). Covers 12 modern treatments, HIV/AIDS, mental illness, morbid obesity (after waiting period), refractive error correction >-7.5D (after waiting period). Initial waiting period 30 days; PED 36 months/3 years; specific diseases 2/4 years; hypertension/diabetes/cardiac 90 days. Transportation of dead body (Sections II/III): 2% of SI or ₹1,000, whichever lower. Section 80D tax benefit available. Sub-limits apply on room rent, modern treatments, hazardous sports cover. All terms per the insurer policy document/prospectus. Probitas Insurance Brokers Pvt. Ltd.· IRDAI Lic. No. 528.

🎓📖 Protect Your Child's Health — and Their Education's Future

Vidyarthi Mediclaim Policy for Students· the insurer· Health + Dual Personal Accident Cover· Age 3–25· No Medical Check-Up· 022 4302 0000