Tech-Term

Tech-Term is a term life insurance plan from Life Insurance Corporation of India, available to residents of India. Sum insured ranges from ₹50L to ₹5Cr, eligible ages 18 to 65, and the policy is lifelong. Below is our take on how it compares to other term life plans in our database — what it does well, where it lags, and the kind of policyholder it actually fits.

Annual premium starts at ₹8K, against a category median of ₹8.8K across the 14 comparable term life plans we track in this country. That places Tech-Term in the lower-mid range on price, and the bottom quintile on coverage ceiling (maximum sum insured ₹5Cr versus a peer median of ₹5Cr). On the value spectrum it reads as priced near the category median.

Coverage is on the leaner side compared to category peers: 2 core inclusions, 3 highlighted features, and 1 optional riders. Notable features called out by Life Insurance Corporation of India include 98.3% CSR, Government-Backed, and Most Trusted Brand. On the rider side, Tech-Term can be extended with Accidental Death Benefit — each adding to the base premium but also widening what the policy will pay out for.

Term life pricing is most sensitive to age, smoker status, and policy term, so the headline premium is illustrative only. Tech-Term accepts applicants aged 18–65, which sets the practical ceiling on policy term — for someone applying at 18, the longest possible cover runs through age 65. Whether the rate you get on quote will land near the illustrative minimum depends entirely on your underwriting bucket; non-smokers in the youngest cohort typically pay close to the floor, smokers and older applicants pay materially more. Life Insurance Corporation of India's published claim settlement record is the metric that actually matters for term — the policy is worthless if claims are denied at maturity, and the difference between a 95% and 99% settlement ratio is the difference between routine claims paid and routine claims fought.

Where Tech-Term explicitly will not pay: Pre-existing diseases during waiting period, Cosmetic surgery (unless medically necessary), and Self-inflicted injuries. These are not unusual exclusions for a term life plan, but they are the boundary of the contract — anything outside that list is in scope, anything inside is not. Read the full exclusions list before signing; every plan we have ever audited has at least one exclusion the buyer did not realise was there.

Best fit for: buyers prioritising lowest annual outlay. Skip if: you need coverage above the plan's maximum sum insured. As with any insurance decision, get a quote from Life Insurance Corporation of India directly to confirm the rate that actually applies to your profile — listed prices are illustrative.