Doctor's SBI Card (in association with IMA) vs American Express® Platinum Reserve

• 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

• Welcome Gift of 11,000 Bonus Membership Rewards Points
• Complimentary Airport Lounge accesses such as American Express and other Domestic Lounges in India. Also, get a Complimentary Membership to Priority Pass, with the US$99 Annual Membership Fee waived off
• Avail privileges at Taj Hotels Palaces Resorts Safaris; Preferred Hotel Group
• Get special benefits at Max Healthcare and various other curated benefits for mind, body and soul
• Complimentary access to leading Golf courses in India

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

Pros

• Relax luxuriously in the American Express Platinum Lounge at Delhi Domestic Terminal
• Avail movie or online shopping vouchers worth Rs.6,000 per year
• Special privileges at Taj, SeleQtions and Vivanta Hotels; Preferred Hotels & Resorts
• Redeem the Points for over 500 options that include travel, dining, accessories and more

Cons

• Poor reward structure
• Absence of bonus reward points on milestone spends
• High-interest rates
• High Annual Fee