COMEHow COME VIP6 differs from VIP5 in daily claims
VIP5 lists 3 days at ₹10 minimum per day; VIP6 lists 5 days at ₹15 minimum per day.
Work through this situation
Both the amount and the number of days change between these rows. Do not carry one row's daily minimum into another row's period or infer how a user earns the level from this table.
What to check and why
Compare complete rows: VIP5 has ₹10 per day over three days; VIP6 has ₹15 per day over five days. The amount rises by ₹5 per day and the displayed claim period is two days longer. Describing only the daily increase leaves out an important part of the comparison.
As arithmetic illustrations, the minimum schedules are ₹30 and ₹75 respectively when claim conditions are met. This calculation does not describe the cost or process of obtaining either tier. The table is a benefit schedule, not a qualification guide. Confirm the account's actual level before using a row, and keep any surprise component separate from these guaranteed-minimum calculations.
Recognise the relevant screen
Keep a reward schedule separate from an account result
Programme terms describe a benefit and its conditions; the relevant account record describes the result for that account. Identify the programme, recipient, stage and reward label together. Do not treat another download, a new registration or an extra payment as a way to diagnose an unclear reward. Use the recognised help route for an existing claim.
What a completed answer looks like
The two complete rows are compared without adding unsupported qualification rules.
Apply only the conditions that belong to the relevant programme and account. Keep money-based activity within a limit you can afford.
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