Banking, Finance & Insurance

Yes, if you have 60% marks in Class 12, you can get admission to the Jindal School of Banking and Finance BCom programme. But having 60% in Class 12 is not enough to get admission; you have to clear the accepted entrance exam and get valid marks as per the cutoff. The basic eligibility of the course and accepted exams are tabulated below:

The admission window for BCom programme at Jindal School of Banking and Finance is open. The closing date is not released by the institute. Students seeking admission are suggested to apply for the course without waiting for the last date. Students who have passed Class 12 with 50% marks from any recognised board can apply.

The Jindal School of Banking and Finance accepts several national and one college-level exam for taking admission to BCom programme. Students are required to meet the eligibility criteria of the course in the first place. Students who have at least 50% marks in Class 12 are eligible for the course. The accepted exams are listed below:

• SAT
• UGAT
• CUET
• ACT
• JSAT 

The total four-year BCom fee at Jindal School of Banking and Finance is calculated based on different components. Check below for the breakdown of JSBF BCom total fee:

The BCom fee at Jindal School of Banking and Finance is cumulative of different components. The tuition fee for one year is INR 5lakhs. However, the total fee of the BCom programme at JSBF is different, as several other charges are added to it. Charges such as accommodation, security deposit, and other allied charges are added to the total amount. The total fees range from INR 15.5 L to 53.04 L. The fees for BCom Global is higher than other BCom course.

The Jindal School of Banking and Finance BCom fee is made up of various components. Some of the components of the fee are refunded by the institute, while some are non-refundable. The fee includes the exam fee, tuition fee, security deposit, etc. All the amounts that are named as deposits are refundable. Also the registration fee of the course is recoverable.

The BCom at Jindal School of Banking and Finance is offered in full-time mode with the duration of four years. The institute offers BCom programme in fours specialisations. Find the specialisations offered for BCom listed below:

•    BCom (Hons) in partnership with ACCA
•    BCom (Hons) in Capital Markets with NSE Academy and CFA Institute
•    BCom (Hons) in Finance and Entrepreneurship
•    Global BCom in partnership with Deakin University, Australia

Yes, the Jindal School of Banking and Finance offers a fully residential BCom course. The duration of this course is four years, which is spread across eight equal semesters. The BCom at JSBF is offered in four specialised courses. Students have to meet the basic eligibility of the course and clear the accepted entrance exam to get admission to the course. 

ITM Navi Mumbai is highly regarded for Finance and offers strong opportunities for students through its specialised programs. Global Immersion Program provides experiences in Dubai providing exposure to international financial markets.

Yes, admission in MBA Banking and Finance is possible after 12th commerce with 67 percent, but first a graduation degree is required in any stream with minimum qualifying marks. The focus should be on choosing a university where curriculum is updated and industry aligned. At LPU, the program structure includes practical exposure, finance labs and internships which help in understanding real banking systems. Placement opportunities are decent, but performance and skills still play a key role in final outcomes.