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CAIIB Exam Pattern 2021
- CAIIB Exam is conducted online.
- There are three papers in the exam out of which two are compulsory for all the candidates and there is one elective paper which is chosen by the candidates out of 11 subjects.
- The time duration to complete each paper is 2 hours.
- There are a total of 100 questions asked from each paper.
- Exam is conducted in both English and Hindi.
| Papers | Number of Questions | Maximum Marks | Time Duration |
| Advanced Bank Management | 100 | 100 | 2 hours |
| Bank Financial Management | 100 | 100 | 2 hours |
| Elective paper | 100 | 100 | 2 hours |
CAIIB Exam Pattern: Marking Scheme
- Each question carries one mark.
- There is no negative marking in the exam.
- Candidates should score a minimum of 50 marks out of 100 in each paper.
CAIIB Syllabus 2021
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There are two compulsory papers that candidates have to appear for and any of the 11 elective papers which have been mentioned below. The details regarding the syllabus of these papers are as follows:CAIIB Syllabus: Compulsory Papers
| CAIIB Papers | CAIIB Syllabus |
| Advanced Bank Management |
Module A: Economic AnalysisModule B: Business Mathematics
Module C: HRM in Banks Module D: Credit Management |
| Banking Financial Management |
Module A: International BankingModule B: Risk Management
Module C: Treasury Management Module D: Balance Sheet Management |
CAIIB Syllabus: Elective Paper
| CAIIB Elective Papers | Module-Wise Syllabus |
| Paper 1: Central Banking |
Module A: Rationale and Functions of Central BankModule B: Central Banking in India
Module C: Monetary Policy and Credit Policy Module D: Supervision and Financial Stability |
| Paper 2: International Banking |
Module A: International Banking and FinanceModule B: Foreign Exchange Business
Module C: International Trade Module D: Derivatives |
| Paper 3: Rural Banking |
Module A: Rural IndiaModule B: Financing Rural Development
Module C: Priority Sector Financing and Government Initiatives Module D: Problems and Prospectus in Rural Banking |
| Paper 4: Financial Advising |
Module A: Introduction to Financial AdvisingModule B: Financial Planning
Module C: Financial Investment Products Module D: Taxation |
| Paper 5: Corporate Banking |
Module A: Corporate Banking and FinanceModule B: Investment Banking
Module C: Project and Infrastructure Finance |
| Paper 6: Retail Banking |
Module A: IntroductionModule B: Retail Products
Module C: Marketing/Selling of retail products, MIS and Accounting Module D: Other Issues Related to Retail Banking |
| Paper 7: Co-operative Banking |
Module A: Principles and Laws of Co-operative Banking Law and Rules Relating to Co-operative BanksModule B: Co-operative Banking Operations Deposits, Credits and Investment Management
Module C: Technology Risk Management |
| Paper 8: Human Resource Management |
Module A: Human Resource ManagementModule B: Building an HR Strategy
Module C: Motivation, Training and Skill Development Module D: Personnel Management and Industrial Relations |
| Paper 9: Information Technology |
Module A: Introduction to Information TechnologyModule B: Systems and Design
Module C: Applications in Banking Module D: Security Control and Guidelines |
| Paper 10: Treasury Management |
Module A: An OverviewModule B: Treasury Management
Module C: Treasury and International Banking Module D: Risk Management |
| Paper 11: Risk Management |
Module A: An OverviewModule B: Credit Risk Management
Module C: Operational Banking Module D: Market Risk Module E: Risk Organization and Policy |
