JAIIB Exam Date 2024 Out for October Cycle, Check IIBF JAIIB Exam Schedule

JAIIB Exam Date 2024

Every year, the Indian Institute of Banking and Finance conducts the JAIIB 2024 Exam twice, the first in May-June and the second in October-November. Through the JAIIB Exam, candidates’ knowledge is tested for the four compulsory papers: Indian Economy & Indian Financial System (IE & IFS), Principles & Practices of Banking (PPB), Accounting & Financial Management for Bankers (AFM), and Retail Banking and Wealth Management (RBWM). 

IIBF JAIIB Exam Schedule 2024

The wait of the banking and financial sector employees is over with the release of the JAIIB Calendar 2024 as it comprises the complete IIBF JAIIB Exam Schedule 2024. Here, we have summarized the important points regarding JAIIB Exam Date 2024.

JAIIB Exam Date 2024 For October Cycle

Along with the JAIIB Calendar 2024, the banking and financial sector employees are also acquainted with the JAIIB Exam Date for the October-November cycle. JAIIB Exam has been scheduled on 20, 26, 27 October,  09, and 17 November 2024 for IE & IFS, PPB, AFM, and RBWM.

JAIIB Exam Passing Criteria 2024

The passing criteria for the JAIIB (Junior Associate of Indian Institute of Bankers) exam is a pivotal aspect for aspiring candidates. To successfully clear the exam, candidates must secure a minimum of 50% marks in each subject and an aggregate of 45% across all subjects in a single attempt. Candidates are allowed a total of five attempts to clear the exam within three years from the date of registration. Failure to meet these criteria within the stipulated attempts results in the candidate being declared unsuccessful, necessitating re-registration for the exam. Therefore, understanding and adhering to the passing criteria is crucial for candidates to formulate effective study plans and strategies, ensuring a higher chance of success in their pursuit of the JAIIB certification.

JAIIB RBWM Exam Analysis 2024, 9th November 2024

JAIIB Exam 2024 Number of Attempts

Candidates can take the JAIIB exam a maximum of five times within three years from the date they register. These attempts don’t have to be in order. If a candidate doesn’t pass the exam within five attempts or three years, they will need to re-register. Any subjects they previously passed will not count. The counting of attempts starts on the registration date, even if the candidate doesn’t take the exam. Candidates can choose any five out of the six exams offered during this period. If they use all five attempts early or if three years pass without using all attempts they must re-register.