The Indian Institute of Banking and Finance (IIBF) has announced the Diploma in Banking and Finance 2024. This course is designed to meet the growing need for qualified professionals in the banking and finance industry. IIBF created this course to provide a steady supply of entry-level workers for the industry.
Diploma in Banking and Finance 2024
The Indian Institute of Banking & Finance (IIBF) has announced the dates for the October round of exams for their Diploma in Banking and Finance (DBF) program in 2024.
If you’re interested and eligible, you can register online at the IIBF website (www.iibf.org.in) between August 1st and 21st.
Here’s what you need to know about eligibility:
- Some colleges might have their own entrance exam or use national exam results for admission.
- You’ll typically need to have passed your 12th grade exams from a recognized board, in any subject.
- Some colleges might offer the DBF program as a diploma option as well.
- The minimum marks required can vary depending on the institute, but it’s usually around 50%.
- Not all institutions require a minimum score.
Diploma in Banking and Finance Exam Date 2024 Out
The DBF Exam Date 2024 for the October Cycle is 20th, 26th, 27th October and 9th November 2024. Candidates who wish to appear for this diploma course conducted by the IIBF must be aware of all the detailed information. We have tabulated below the complete details of the Diploma in Banking and Finance Exam Date 2024.
| Diploma in Banking and Finance Exam Date 2024 | |
| Exam | Exam Date |
| Indian Economy and Indian Financial System | 20th October 2024 |
| Principles and Practices of Banking | 26th October 2024 |
| Accounting and Financial Management for Bankers | 27th October 2024 |
| Retail Banking and Wealth Management | 9th November 2024 |
Diploma in Banking and Finance Registration 2024 For October Cycle
Students who have finished high school (12th grade) can sign up for a program called ‘Diploma in Banking and Finance.’ We’ve made a list of important information about how to sign up for this program in October. The list also includes the cost of signing up.
| Diploma in Banking and Finance Exam Date 2024 | |
| Registration Dates | Fees |
| 1st August to 7th August 2024 | Normal Exam Fees |
| 8th August to 14th August 2024 | Normal Exam Fees + Rs. 100 |
| 15th August to 21st August 2024 | Normal Exam Fees + Rs. 200 |
DBF Application Fee 2024
The IIBF will charge a late fee if you don’t register during the first week. The late fee is Rs 100 for the second and third weeks and Rs 200 for the fourth week. You must pay the application fee for each attempt separately. See the table below for more information on the DBF Application Fee 2024.
| Diploma in Banking and Finance Exam Date 2024 | |
| Attempt | Fees |
| Attempt 1 | Rs.3,500/- |
| Attempt 2 | Rs.1,300/- |
| Attempt 3 | Rs.1,300/- |
| Attempt 4 | Rs.1,300/- |
| Attempt 5 | Rs.1,300/- |
Diploma in Banking and Finance Number of Attempts
- IIBF will grant each candidate a maximum of 5 attempts within a 3-year period. The attempts do not have to be consecutive to be counted.
- Candidates who fail to pass the exam in a given 5 attempts or within a 3-year period will be required to re-apply for the exam. They will not receive credit for the exam previously taken.
- Applicants who complete five attempts before the 3-year period will be required to re-apply for subsequent attempts. The same applies to candidates who are still attempting after three years. They must also re-apply for the exam.
Rules for Attempts Balance
Applicants who have attempted balancing under the old program will have two options when they first register under the revised program. The options are:
- Retain the credits earned in previous exams and appear under the 3-year time limit rule.
- Cancel the credits earned and balancing attempts from the older programs and re-register as a newer program under the revised program.
DBF Passing Marks
- The minimum mark for a pass in the subject is 50 out of 100.
- Candidates securing at least 45 marks in each subject with an aggregate of 50% marks in all subjects of the examination in a single attempt will also be declared as having completed the Examination.
- Candidates will be allowed to retain credits for the subject they have passed in an attempt till the expiry of the time limit for passing the examination.
- Candidates can only retain the credits obtained in the Principles & Practices of Banking (PPB) and Accounting & Finance for Bankers (AFB) under the old syllabi.
- The credits obtained in Indian Economy & Indian Financial System and Retail Banking & Wealth Management under the old syllabi cannot be retained for the revised syllabi as these two subjects have been removed.
