Banking, Finance & Insurance

FIIB Delhi's PGDM in Financial Management is a two-year programme. It is divided into six terms. Some details about the programme structure are as follows:

• The course structure is divided into two major and two minor specialisations, out of which, students are required to choose one major and one minor specialisations.
• It includes a total of 38 papers, out of which, students are required to select any 32 papers depending on their choice of electives.
• There are 19 core courses in the first year and 7 core & 6 elective courses in the second year.
• A corporate internship of 8-10 weeks and submission of one master thesis is compulsory for course completion.

Admission in B.A. Vocational in Banking Operations at Ramanujan College will vary and depend on whatever the cutoff is that year. In recent years, the college typically accepts CUET scores for admission and the cutoff typically varies based on competition and category. The cutoff in the past years, for the general category, was considerably high, often above ninety percent. A score of five hundred fifty may be low for admission this year to that college, unless there are any relaxations in certain category rules. To get an idea of cutoff this year or admission generally, check out the admission norms and cutoff trends for Ramanujan College for this admission year. If the score you have does not fit, look for other colleges opportunities with lower cutoffs.