JAIIB Exam 2024 for October-November session has started with the first compulsory paper i.e. Indian Economy and Indian Financial System (IE & IFS) being successfully conducted on 20th October 2024. JAIIB IE & IFS Exam 2024 is scheduled in 3 shifts. Banking and financial sector employees. The given article provides JAIIB IE & IFS Exam Analysis 2024 for October-November session including the difficulty level and questions asked in each shift.
JAIIB IE & IFS Exam Analysis 2024, 20th October Exam Review
According to the banking and financial sector employees who appeared in the JAIIB IE and IFS exam 2024, the difficulty level of the paper was moderate. JAIIB IE & IFS Exam Analysis 2024, October 20 The exam review is also beneficial for the candidates who are willing to appear for the exam in future as they get an idea of the level and topics from which the questions are being prepared by the Indian Institute. Banking and Finance (IIBF).
JAIIB IE & IFS Exam Analysis 2024, 20th October Shift 1
Shift 1 of JAIIB IE & IFS Exam 2024 for October-November session was Easy to Moderate. After communicating with the candidates who appeared in the exam, we have concluded that the language of the questions was easy to understand. Here, we have listed the topics from which questions were asked in the first shift of JAIIB IE & IFS Exam 2024.
- Monetary Policy (Rates: CRR, SLR, BR, RR, RRR, MSF, SDF)
- Sustainable Development Goals (Total: 17, 2015-30, Target-169)
- financial market
- RBI Act, 1934 (5 Chapters and 2 Schedules)
- factoring
- MSME (Definition)
- PSL (5 points)
- foreign bank
- Committees (Match the following)
- demand and supply curve
- Establishment of RBI
- RBI Capital (Initial capital: Rs 5 crore, with public issue)
- FDI limit
- FX Retail Platform
- compound
- bond
- MDG (Goal: 8, 2000-15)
- NITI Aayog
- bank nationalization
- Bhatt Committee – Venture Capital
- Nomenclature of dated government securities
- banking sector reforms
- Urban Cooperative Bank
- Narasimham Committee 1 (1991) and 2 (1998)
- Bond Theorem- 4
- Economic reforms, 1991
- ESG – The Modern Dimension of ESR
- work of policy commission
- Suryoday Sector
- Principles of Interest (6 marks)
- Demand and Supply (4-5 Q)
- SDG India Index (Presented by NITI Aayog)
- Calculation of Money Supply (M1, M2, M3 and M4)
- chit fund
- ease of repair
- SLR and CLR (Match the following)
- PM Gati Shakti
- Tarang Ministry of Communications- DoT
- universal bank
- Which rates are not involved in monetary policy?
- Maximum denomination of currency (Rs. 10000)
- Sections of CRR (under Section 42(1) – RBI Act) and SLR (under Section 24 of the Banking Regulation Act)
- command economy
- Adityapuri Committee: All credit institution members
- Pink Revolution (Pharmaceutical)
- inflation
- LAF
- merchant banking
- self help group
- micro finance
