Yes, the Jindal School of Banking and Finance is a part of OP Jindal Global University (JGU), which is approved by the UGC and accredited by NAAC. So the curriculum of BCom at JSBF is also approved by the University Grants Commission (UGC). 

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

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

After completing BCom from Jindal School of Banking and Finance, students can go for various career options. Students can choose the following given career paths after graduating from JSBF:

• Financial Analyst
• Investment Analyst
• Equity Research
• Wealth Advisors
• Account Analyst
• Consultants
• Forensic Accountant

No, if you have any gap after Class 12, it will not affect admission to Jindal School of Banking and Finance BCom. The institute has not said anything about having a gap in academics. Students just have 50% marks in Class 12 and a valid score in the accepted entrance test. 

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 Jindal School of Banking and Finance accepts several entrance exams to take admission to BCom programme. It is not compulsory to appear in only the SAT exam; students can also appear in exams such as UGAT, ACT, CUET, and JSAT. Valid marks in any of these exams will work for admission to the cour

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 ot

Both Jindal School of Banking and Finance and Christ University are considered good options for pursuing BCom programme. The JSBF has 4.6 ratings on Shiksha and CU has 4.2 ratings. But if we compare the fees of both the institutions, CU is more affordable. See the fees comparison below: