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Jindal School of Banking and Finance offers a full-time 2-year MSc (Finance) course. The total tuition fee of the course is INR 2.50 lakh. Candidates need to fulfil the eligibility criteria to be able to apply for the course. The criteria is that the candidate must have an undergraduate degree in any field with at least 50% marks. Applicants will be evaluated based on their performance in the JGU Entrance Test (Finance Aptitude Test) or an equivalent examination such as GRE, GMAT, CAT, XAT, or MAT, as well as a personal interview.
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Jindal School of Banking and Finance has a very experienced and good faculty. JSBF has around 37 highly trained professionals in the fields of Finance, Accounting, Banking, Technology, Innovation, and Analytics. The world-class faculty, high-profile international advisory board and strong industry interface teach the students for critical thinking and problem-solving.
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Yes, Jindal School of Banking and Finance is a private school. The school is the first Global Finance School in India. JSBF is a part of OP Jindal Global University. Jindal University has been ranked 951-1000 by the QS World University Ranking 2024. OP Jindal University is approved by the UGC, AIU, and MHRD. JSBF has more than 30 highly trained professionals in the fields of Finance, Accounting, Banking, Technology, Innovation, and Analytics.
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| Courses | Eligibility |
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| B.Sc. | Candidate must have passed 10+2 examination with Science stream from a recognised board. |
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The SBI Clerk prelims and Mains exams are held across more than 170 cities, and candidates are required to specify their preferred exam cities during the application process. Each candidate has the option to select one exam centre for both the preliminary and Mains exams. The details pertaining to the allocated exam centres can be found on the admit card. Exam centres are assigned based on the candidates' preferences, although the examination authority retains the right to make final allocations. Once a candidate selects an exam centre, modifications are not permitted. While efforts are made to accommodate preferences, if a chosen cent
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