Apollo SBI Card vs Doctor's SBI Card (in association with IMA)
Joining Fees
₹499
₹1,499
Editor's Rating
3.2
4
Key Features
- Get complimentary Apollo Gold Tier Membership
- Get 3X Reward Points on every Rs. 100 spent on all Apollo services
- Get 10% Instant Discount at Select Apollo Services
- On every Rs. 100 spent on Dining, Movies & Entertainment, get 2X Reward Points
- Get up to 8 complimentary visits annually to domestic airport lounges in India
- 1% fuel surcharge waiver
- Add-on cards are available along with the primary card
- The card can be used over 1 million Visa or MasterCard ATMs across the world
Editor's Review
Pros
- Convert Reward Point into Health Credits
- Get 10% Instant Discount at Select Apollo Services
- Complimentary Apollo Gold Tier Membership
Cons
- The reward points earned can only be redeemed to avail services at Apollo Healthcare Centers and related stores
- The complimentary OneApollo Silver Tier Membership doesn’t add much value as it could be availed by simply enrolling for the program for a decent cost or even for free. If they had to give this benefit, they should have probably offered a Gold Tier Membership to the program, which otherwise requires the person to spend a high fee for it in a year
- No Golf/coaching sessions
Pros
- SBI in association with Indian Medical Association has issued Doctor's SBI Card (IMA)
- Avail Professional Indemnity Insurance Cover of Rs. 20 Lakhs
- The cardholder can reimburse all defense and legal costs, out of court settlement expenses and court awards as a part of professional indemnity insurance
- Renewal fee reversed if the annual spendings cross Rs 2,00,000
Cons
- No Golf/coaching sessions
