CREDIT TRANSFER SCHEME FOR MBA (Banking & Financial Services)

1. For students who completed CAIIB under old system (i.e. before February 1999)

   1. Candidates who have completed CAIIB before February 1999, can seek credit transfer for a maximum of Courses viz., MS-4: Accounting and Finance for Managers, MS-9: Managerial Economics and MS-491: Law and Practice relevant to Banking, against CAIIB qualification. To seek this credit transfer they have to specifically apply in the admission application form itself and send it to the Regional Director concerned along with the requisite certificates and pay the requisite fee.

   2. If a candidate has completed some Diploma(s) besides the CAIIB, then he is entitled to the credit transfer of one / two more courses (in addition to the above three courses) as follows:

   • For completing DIB, credit transfer for MS-424: International Bank Management

   • For completing DFS, credit transfer for MS-44: Security Analysis and Portfolio Management

   • For completing DBM, credit transfer for MS-1: Management Functions and Behaviour and MS-6: Marketing for Managers in case he opted for Bank Marketing or MS-8: Quantitative Analysis for Managerial Applications in case he opted for Quantitative Methods in Banking as optional courses in DBM.

   
   For getting credit transfer for these additional one/two courses as specified above, the candidate has to apply specifically to Registrar (SR&ED) in the format given in this itself alongwith requisite certificates, marks lists and specified fee.

2. For students who completed CAIIB under the Revised examination system (with effect from February 1999)
   Candidates who have completed their CAIIB after February 1999, can seek credit transfer for the following 5 courses:

   1. MS-4: Accounting and Finance for Managers

   2. MS-424: International Banking Management

   3. MS-491: Law and Practice relevant to Banking

   4. MS-491: Law and Practice relevant to Banking

   5. One of the following courses, according to whichever elective course, he has cleared for the CAIIB examination:

   • MS-421: HRM in Financial Services Sector

   • MS-423: Marketing of Financial Services

   • MS-425: Electronic Banking and IT in Banks

   
   These candidates have to apply for credit transfer in the admission application form itself and send it to the Regional Director concerned with the requisite fee, certificate and marks list.

3. Credit transfer for courses completed from Management Programme of IGNOU In case any candidate completes any of the courses in Management under the university’s Management Programme, he can seek full credit transfer for all those courses if these courses do not form part of any specialization Diploma or MBA degree. These will be in addition to the credits transferred from CAIIB and other Diplomas of IIB. For this purpose they have to apply to Registrar (SR&ED) in the form given in this web site.

NOTE:

1. Those students who are granted credit transfer will be exempted from appearing in Term-End examination and submitting assignments for that course.

2. The student who is desirous of transferring credits earned by him during the CAIIB or other Diplomas from IIB should make a specific request for credit transfer towards MBA (Banking and Financial Services).

3. The Regional Centres process only the credit transfer cases of CAIIB. For credit transfer against Diplomas, the students have to apply to the Registrar (SR&ED).

4. If a candidate has CAIIB (old system) qualification and also one or more diplomas, he can apply for credit transfer of MS-4,9 and 491 in the admission application itself and for credit transfer of additional courses against the diplomas he should apply to the Registrar (SR&ED) in the format given in this web site.

5. While applying for credit transfer to Regional Director/Registrar (SR&ED), the candidate has to enclose the supporting certificate(s) and markslists of the CAIIB/Diplomas along with the application.

6. Not more than five courses are credit transferred for CAIIB or from any other diplomas in total in any case. This upper limit of five courses excludes courses already completed from IGNOU.