Indian Institute of Banking and Finance Admission 2024-25, Exam Pattern, Question Papers, Campus

Set up in 1928 as a Company under Section 25 of the Indian Companies Act, 1913, Indian Institute of Banking and Finance (IIBF), some time ago known as The Indian Institute of Bankers (IIB), is an expert collection of banks, monetary establishments and their workers in India. With its participation of more than 776 banks and budgetary organizations as institutional individuals and around 7,77,566 of their representatives as individual individuals, IIBF is the biggest Institute of its sort on the planet and is working with a Mission "to grow expertly qualified and skilled brokers and fund experts basically through a procedure of instruction, preparing, assessment, consultancy/directing and proceeding with expert improvement programs". 

During its 84 years of administration, IIBF has risen as a chief organization in banking and account training for those utilized just as looking for work in the area, going for expert brilliance. Since commencement, the Institute has instructed various individuals and granted a few banking and fund capabilities, viz., JAIIB, CAIIB, Diploma and Certificates in around 20 particular regions and helped them to support their demonstrable skill through Continuing Professional Development programs. 

The Institute has likewise contributing in the region of money related consideration by offering confirmation course for BC/BFs. 

IIBF is a 'Separation Learning' Institute. All together that the applicants who show up for the assessments get sufficient instruction/learning inputs, the Institute offers different instructive administrations. The teaching method of Distance Learning offered by the Institute is (I) distributing explicit courseware for each paper/assessment; (ii) distributing exercise manuals; (iii) instructional exercises through certify foundations; (iv) contact classes; (v) virtual classes; (vi) e-learning through entry; (vii) grounds preparing for chose courses;(viii) test related reports on site and so forth.

As an expert body, Institute attempts to keep the individuals side by side with the incident in the financial space through day by day e-pamphlet called "Balance @ Quest", a month to month release – "IIBF-Vision", a quarterly diary – "Bank Quest" and Reports dependent on the Research Studies authorized by the Institute regarding the matters of topical significance to investors and account experts, other than sorting out Seminars, Conferences, Lecturers, brief term projects and Management Development Courses as a team with driving administration establishments, as a major aspect of Continuing Professional Development. 

The Institute has moved to its new premises at Kohinoor City, Kurla which was introduced by His Excellency, Governor of Maharashtra Shri K Shankaranarayan on eleventh May 2011.