BOI Domestic Credit Card vs Apollo SBI Card

• A Classic card with Photo or Non-Photo
• Avail Membership to the BOI Reward programme
• Avail 2 StarPoints on every Rs. 100 on regular spends, and 3 StarPoints on every Rs. 100 on spends at merchant falling under the Preferred Category
• Fuel Transaction Surcharge: 1% of transaction amount 

• 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

Pros

• The Billing cycle is from 16th of current month to 15th of next month
• Interest free credit for up to 51 days and revolving credit at preferential rate
• EMI at POS facility is available on POS that are managed/owned by M/S WorldLine Private Limited
• Avail flexible credit limits for add-on cards

Cons

• No Golf Privileges 
• No Airport Lounge Access
• This card is for Domestic usage and valid only in India and Nepal

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