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- Management
of Business Finance (MBF)
- [Two
year full time Regular Post Graduate Programme]
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MBF
is a specialised program in Finance. The program has
33 out of 36 papers with core finance focus. It is
the only program in finance in the country with curricula
at par with MBA of international standards, based
on international experience and the needs of Indian
industry. MBF is a 108 credit course. |
Objectives
To develop competent and effective professional managers,
to foster intellectual excellence and to teach the latest
techniques of finance by fostering independent and creative
thinking
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| Eligibility
Graduation in any discipline from Indian or Foreign
recognized university with minimum of 50% marks [45%
marks for SC/ST/OBC].
Candidates appearing in the final year Bachelor's examination
are eligible to apply. Such Candidates, if selected
,will be given provisional admission subject to their
clearing graduation. The certification of the same has
to be submitted before 1st Semester exams.
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Selection Criteria
Top
3 University Position Holders & College Topper
(with Distinction) are exempt from Written
Test & are provided with Rs. 20,000 scholarship
per semester.
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Admission
to IIF programs is very rigorous. The admission to regular
program is through written test (CAT / XAT / AIMAT
/ GMAT/GRE (USA)), Group Discussion (GD)
and Interview. Candidates who qualify for written test
are called for GD and Interview.
Exemption from Written Test : Graduation / Post
Graduation marks [> 75 %] for Engineering / Technical
/ Science streams & [> 65 %] for Commerce &
Arts streams); NRIs, Top three University Toppers, First College Topper &
Celebreties in Sports, Arts, Music, Dance & Modelling
etc. Candidates exempted from written test are required to take GD and Interview.
The Grades are given on the basis of candidate's past
academic records, other achievements, work experience,
professional growth positioning and personal interview
for all categories of candidates.
NRI/Foreign/Corporate sponsored candidates are exempt
from written test. However, all such candidates are
required to appear for GD and interview. There is no
written test for candidates applying for EMBF and FBA
Finance. However, the admission to EMBF & FBA is through
interview and GPS.
IIF follows a policy to admit some women candidates,
even if their comparative GPS is relatively low but
above the minimum cut off point. The admission policy
of the Institute takes into consideration a candidate’s
total background.
Admission is strictly on merit. Convessing in any form
would disqualify a candidate for admission. |
Semester
Schedule |
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Semester
I &IV
Semester II& V
Semester II&VI |
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1st July :
: 1st October
: 8th January |
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30th September
- 31th December
- 7th April |
Session
Beginning
Ist July |
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Program Module
The first two semesters are designed to provide the
basics of the finance function along w ith
the other functional areas of management. Highly advanced
inputs of Finance are provided in semesters three to
six, specializing the future managers in different fields/areas
of finance.
At the end of the first year the students undergo Summer/
Experiential training in industrial, business organizations
and international agencies. The objective is basically
to provide the students with real life exposure which
they cannot gain from simple classroom study. They get
the opportunity to learn beyond the class room by solving
business problems and decision making during the training
period.
In the fourth semester the students get an opportunity
to apply their classroom knowledge in solving the real
world problems faced by the industry. A student is expected
to be associated with a corporate house to conduct the
study project.
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Year
I
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Year
II |
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Semester
I |
Semester
IV |
| 101
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Accounting for Financial Analysis |
401 |
Management
Control Systems |
| 102
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Economics for Decision Making |
402 |
Securities
& Portfolio Management |
| 103
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Quantitative
Tech. & Forecasting for Finance |
403 |
Advance
Financial Analysis & Risk |
| 104 |
Computer
Applications in Finance |
404 |
Capital
Market & Financing |
| 105
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Regulatory
Framework of Business |
405
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Financial
Services |
| 106
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Organisational
Behaviour |
406 |
Business
Valuation, Mergers & Acquisitions. |
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Semester
II |
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Semester
V |
| 201 |
General
Studies & Personality Development |
501
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Corporate
Strategy & Business Policy. |
| 202 |
Macro
Economics & Public Finance |
502
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Insurance
Management & Risk Analysis. |
| 203 |
Operations
Research for Finance & Risk Analysis |
503 |
New Financial Models & e- Finance. |
| 204 |
Human
Resource Management |
504 |
Financial
Engineering & Risk Management. |
| 205 |
Marketing
Management |
505 |
Project
Management, Appraisal & Control. |
| 206 |
Management
Accounting & Control |
506 |
Options,
Futures & Financial Derivatives. |
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Semester
III |
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Semester
VI |
| 301 |
Financial Econometrics & Equity Research |
601 |
Business
Ethics & Corp. Social Responsibility |
| 302 |
Indian
Financial System |
602 |
Management
Information System & Control |
| 303 |
Corporate
Finance & Valuation |
603 |
Global
Financial System |
| 304 |
Corporate
Tax Planning |
604 |
International
Finance |
| 305 |
Management
of Banking & Fin. Institutions |
700 |
Project
(equivalent to two courses) |
| 306 |
Personal
Finance & Investment |
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All
courses are 3 credits each.
Course 700 is 6 credits. |
Daily
& Weekly Financial Review
Bi- Weekly Seminars |
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Examination Scheme
The examinations are conducted at the end of each
semester. Each paper is of 100 marks. Each question
paper is divided into five sections. All the sections
are required to be attempted by the candidate. Section
I is of 15 marks and contains concept test with 15
true/false questions. Section II is of 20 marks and
has 10 multiple choice questions. Section III is of
20 marks and has four short answer questions. Section
IV is of 20 marks and contains two long answer questions.
Section V is of 25 marks and includes a detailed case
study.
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| Fee
Structure |
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General
Category
(Only Indians with Indian Residency) |
Admission
Fee
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Rs.
20,000 (one time fees) |
| Semester
Fee |
Rs.
1,60,000 (per semester) |
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Other
Categories
(Company Sponsored / NRI / NRI Sponsored /
Foreign Candidates)
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Admission
Fee
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US
$ 1000 (one time fees) |
| Semester
Fee |
US
$ 8,000 (per semester) |
Note:
1. Refundable Security Deposit of Rs. 20,000 (interest
free) for general category and US$ 1000 (interest
free) for other category candidates
2. The fee includes tuition, cost of study material
- select text books, test questions and case studies-
conduct of semester examinations and subscription
to Finance India.
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| How
to Pay Your Fees |
All
fees are required to be paid before the prescribed dates
before the beginning of each semester through a Demand
Draft in favour of Indian Institute of Finance payable
at Delhi.
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| Refund
of Fees |
Fee
once paid is not refundable. No application
for refund will be entertained under any circumstances |
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