JAIIB is a professional course for working banking professionals and those who aspire to pursue banking as a career may appear in DBF exams., which is identical with similar syllabus are and taken also simultaneously. IIBF operate with a vision of creating well informed and knowledgeable bankers through this professional course. IIBF through this course are checking in depth knowledge of the bankers and then certifying them with JAIIB or DBF certificates.This also allows Bank employees to avail special one increment in their salary too… thus it is beneficial in monetary terms as well.
While preparing for such professional courses, one need certain discipline and tenacity for consistent preparation. While working entire day at Bank in high demanding situations and pressure cooker environment, it is not easy to steal 2-3 hours of time every day to continue your preparation.
Bankerz conceived “e-learning” solutions to help you, as a busy banker, to read and practice on your preferred electronic mode: a mobile, tablet or Laptop. Apart from comfort in reading and preparing well, this is the cheapest source of learning. Bankerz offer a wholistic e-learning programme - (a) read e-books on all 3 subjects online at deep discounted prices and (b) Huge number of Practice Tests and Mock Tests online are available to keep you ready and acheive top marks and qualify in the very first attempt.... for sure.
Common mistakes committed by most of the candidates:
1. Not understanding the structure of examination paper: Our papers are of three level. Easy, Moderately difficult and difficult. Easy portion is of around 25-35 marks, moderate difficult is of another 35 marks and rest is difficult. Easy portion & some portion of moderate difficult one, can be answered with some readings of the subject and also our experience in banking and knowledge acquired during bank working. However, we failed to go beyond that as we have not studied the subject in deep and hence our score remains in the range of 35 to 45 and not beyond.
2. We are looking for shortcuts in study.. Like we are purchasing or searching for MCQ (multiple objective questions), with the thinking that some may come in exam and we can clear the subject.
3. We are not devoting enough time for study of subject in detail.
4. We study the subject without taking due care of its requirement in our banking life.
5. In case of practical subject like accounts etc., we are trying to solve so many number problems for practice without understanding the concept of it….
6. Some of us are having thinking that if we complete all questions (ticking with some guess work also) in examination then we will get at least 50% correct.
How to overcome and score pass marks in the exam?
1. Visit the subject in detail with proper book or study material in hand..
2. Always remember the concept and then go ahead with solving certain questions.
3. Also do remember that examiner can set ‘n’ number of MCQ (multiple objective questions) on topics/subjects and if we are strong in concept then it is very easy to apply to solve such MCQ’s.
4. Look out for study material/book which is comprehensive and easy to understand. Bankerz has brought excellent e-learning courses for JAIIB and their e-books and Mock tests are very cogent and top-quality course content. Subscribe to Bankerz Platinum course and just follow the syllabus and Mock Test/Practice Test package.
Paper wise Preparation
Paper 1: Principles & Practices of Banking, look out for practical aspects of banking to be supported by guidelines & legal/statutory requirements. Don’t get into trap of some loose working phenomenon sometimes we use in our working while answering the questions, because many times practical and theory are different. Look for special knowledge as regards the principles of banking in case of type of customer, there operations or procedural aspects, advances products, garnishee order/set off.
Don’t ignore banking technology aspect as well as marketing aspect in the subject..
Paper 2: Accounting & Finance for Bankers, grasp the concept of accounting and bifurcate the subject for study in two. One accounts & other finance.. In accounts look for basics and concepts so that you can be able to answer questions on BRS, inventory, depreciation, company accounts, partnership etc. As regards second part finance, look for calculation of PV, FV, bonds, Forex, banking accounts etc.
Paper 3: Legal & Regulatory Aspects of Banking, you need to focus on provisions of different laws enacted specially for banking institutions and which are interacted during course of banking business. Learn the provisions, best way to learn is try to know the reason why that law has been enacted and what is the intention of that law. Thereafter try to get the importance of various sections and again its intention of inserting that provision in act. Actually all the laws are generally framed in two parts, legal provisions and legal procedure to follow the provisions…e.g. provisions of setting up DRT for settling cases relating to distress assets e.g law under which DRT established, what type of cases can be filed, how much amount must be paid by borrower for appealing in DRT etc and then procedural aspects like who will head DRT, his tenure, time limit for order by DRT, how to file a case in DRT etc.. So, even can see that our JAIIB paper of this subject is full of provisions base questions as well as procedural based questions…
In this if we study the whole course we don’t find any reason why we will be less than 60 marks…
CARE: Bankerz e-books are comprehensive and most updated. Module E: Ethics in Banking in Paper-1 (Banking) is included. Similaly, in Legal & Regulatory Aspects paper, new topics - GST Act and IBC Code are also included.
So start early and get the success in the coming attempt….
WISH YOU ALL THE BEST…..
While preparing for such professional courses, one need certain discipline and tenacity for consistent preparation. While working entire day at Bank in high demanding situations and pressure cooker environment, it is not easy to steal 2-3 hours of time every day to continue your preparation.
Bankerz conceived “e-learning” solutions to help you, as a busy banker, to read and practice on your preferred electronic mode: a mobile, tablet or Laptop. Apart from comfort in reading and preparing well, this is the cheapest source of learning. Bankerz offer a wholistic e-learning programme - (a) read e-books on all 3 subjects online at deep discounted prices and (b) Huge number of Practice Tests and Mock Tests online are available to keep you ready and acheive top marks and qualify in the very first attempt.... for sure.
Common mistakes committed by most of the candidates:
1. Not understanding the structure of examination paper: Our papers are of three level. Easy, Moderately difficult and difficult. Easy portion is of around 25-35 marks, moderate difficult is of another 35 marks and rest is difficult. Easy portion & some portion of moderate difficult one, can be answered with some readings of the subject and also our experience in banking and knowledge acquired during bank working. However, we failed to go beyond that as we have not studied the subject in deep and hence our score remains in the range of 35 to 45 and not beyond.
2. We are looking for shortcuts in study.. Like we are purchasing or searching for MCQ (multiple objective questions), with the thinking that some may come in exam and we can clear the subject.
3. We are not devoting enough time for study of subject in detail.
4. We study the subject without taking due care of its requirement in our banking life.
5. In case of practical subject like accounts etc., we are trying to solve so many number problems for practice without understanding the concept of it….
6. Some of us are having thinking that if we complete all questions (ticking with some guess work also) in examination then we will get at least 50% correct.
How to overcome and score pass marks in the exam?
1. Visit the subject in detail with proper book or study material in hand..
2. Always remember the concept and then go ahead with solving certain questions.
3. Also do remember that examiner can set ‘n’ number of MCQ (multiple objective questions) on topics/subjects and if we are strong in concept then it is very easy to apply to solve such MCQ’s.
4. Look out for study material/book which is comprehensive and easy to understand. Bankerz has brought excellent e-learning courses for JAIIB and their e-books and Mock tests are very cogent and top-quality course content. Subscribe to Bankerz Platinum course and just follow the syllabus and Mock Test/Practice Test package.
Paper wise Preparation
Paper 1: Principles & Practices of Banking, look out for practical aspects of banking to be supported by guidelines & legal/statutory requirements. Don’t get into trap of some loose working phenomenon sometimes we use in our working while answering the questions, because many times practical and theory are different. Look for special knowledge as regards the principles of banking in case of type of customer, there operations or procedural aspects, advances products, garnishee order/set off.
Don’t ignore banking technology aspect as well as marketing aspect in the subject..
Paper 2: Accounting & Finance for Bankers, grasp the concept of accounting and bifurcate the subject for study in two. One accounts & other finance.. In accounts look for basics and concepts so that you can be able to answer questions on BRS, inventory, depreciation, company accounts, partnership etc. As regards second part finance, look for calculation of PV, FV, bonds, Forex, banking accounts etc.
Paper 3: Legal & Regulatory Aspects of Banking, you need to focus on provisions of different laws enacted specially for banking institutions and which are interacted during course of banking business. Learn the provisions, best way to learn is try to know the reason why that law has been enacted and what is the intention of that law. Thereafter try to get the importance of various sections and again its intention of inserting that provision in act. Actually all the laws are generally framed in two parts, legal provisions and legal procedure to follow the provisions…e.g. provisions of setting up DRT for settling cases relating to distress assets e.g law under which DRT established, what type of cases can be filed, how much amount must be paid by borrower for appealing in DRT etc and then procedural aspects like who will head DRT, his tenure, time limit for order by DRT, how to file a case in DRT etc.. So, even can see that our JAIIB paper of this subject is full of provisions base questions as well as procedural based questions…
In this if we study the whole course we don’t find any reason why we will be less than 60 marks…
CARE: Bankerz e-books are comprehensive and most updated. Module E: Ethics in Banking in Paper-1 (Banking) is included. Similaly, in Legal & Regulatory Aspects paper, new topics - GST Act and IBC Code are also included.
So start early and get the success in the coming attempt….
WISH YOU ALL THE BEST…..