List of top Questions asked in CBSE CLASS XII

Why is health insurance needed?
Write any three features of Burglary Insurance.
Ashok is the owner of a factory and has taken a fire policy for his factory. He sells his factory to Rakesh but does not transfer the insurance policy. After some days, the factory is destroyed by fire. Can Ashok or Rakesh recover the loss from the insurance company? Which principle of insurance will be applicable in this situation and why?
Explain the average clause under ‘Fire Insurance Policy’ by giving an example.
Which items are not covered under ‘Burglary Insurance’?
A Senior Citizen Mediclaim Policy can be bought between the ages of 60 and ............. by Indian residents.
What is the maximum age to take the Mediclaim Policy?
Explain the term “Period of Insurance” under Burglary Insurance.
List the different types of elements of a communication cycle.
How is self-motivation important for a student?
What do you mean by worksheet?
Explain interpersonal skills.
What are the advantages of Green Jobs?
In which Act is the term “Hit and Run” used?
Under which principle of Motor Vehicles Act, the claimant need not prove negligence on the part of the motorist?
How many types of policy forms are there for all types of vehicles?
Motor Vehicle Insurance Policy claims will not be accepted by the company if the vehicle is used for ............. purpose.
Which is the first element of a burglary?
Under which insurance are medical and surgical expenses covered during the tenure of the policy?
How many days after discharge from the hospital can a claim be filed by the policyholder?
What is the stipulated duration in hospitals to receive the claim by the policyholder?
How many ships were insured from Hawaii to Central America by Philip II?
In which city was the first company named Sun Insurance Office Ltd. set up?
When the insurer transfers its large portion of the risk to the other insurer to bear the risk proportionately, then it is called .............
Name the marine policy which is useful for merchants who regularly dispatch goods through ships.