Institute of Management / Postgraduate Diploma in Banking and Finance (Hybrid)
The Postgraduate Diploma in Banking and Finance (PGDBF) is a one-year, career-focused programme designed to fast-track your entry into the dynamic banking and financial services sector. Offered in collaboration with the Indian Institute of Banking & Finance (IIBF), it blends academic rigor with professional standards, giving you a competitive edge in the job market. Whether you are a fresh graduate or an aspiring banking and finance professional, this programme equips you with the expertise needed to thrive in a rapidly evolving industry.
On successful completion of KJU exams and assessments, students receive a Post Graduate Diploma in Banking and Finance from KJU. On successful completion of the online exams of the four courses specified by IIBF, students receive a Diploma in Banking and Finance from IIBF — so each student can gain two diplomas. Those who qualify for DBF from IIBF and join a bank can request IIBF to convert the DBF into JAIIB qualification, which is mandatory for promotions and progression in a banking career. Training is provided to clear both PGDBF and DBF.
Earn a PG Diploma in Banking and Finance from KJU and a Diploma in Banking and Finance from IIBF on completing the respective exams.
Offered in collaboration with the Indian Institute of Banking & Finance (IIBF); DBF can convert to JAIIB for banking career progression.
Training to clear both PGDBF and DBF, with mock tests, LMS resources and practical insights into modern banking operations.
Graduates can explore opportunities across banking, financial services, insurance, fintech and the wider financial ecosystem.
A one-year career-focused diploma with IIBF collaboration for dual credentials and a fast track into banking and finance.
Programme: Postgraduate Diploma in Banking and Finance (PGDBF)
Collaboration: Indian Institute of Banking & Finance (IIBF)
Duration: 1 Year
Mode: Hybrid / Online learning with KJU LMS and IIBF resources
Credentials: PG Diploma from KJU + Diploma in Banking and Finance from IIBF (DBF convertible to JAIIB)
Pathway: Banking, financial services, insurance, fintech and digital financial platforms
Review the mandatory academic qualifications and minimum score criteria required for admission.
Candidates with any Bachelor’s degree and a minimum of 50% marks (45% for SC/ST candidates) from a recognised University are eligible to apply, and candidates should have a valid score in CAT/MAT/CMAT.
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PG Diploma from KJU and Diploma in Banking and Finance from IIBF, with pathway to convert DBF into JAIIB for banking progression.
Access to IIBF study materials and online resources, plus KJU LMS for recorded lectures and learning resources.
Mock tests and preparation for professional certifications, with training to clear both PGDBF and DBF.
Practical insights into modern banking operations, retail and digital banking, and financial management.
Focus on critical thinking, problem-solving and ethical professionalism for real-world banking and finance challenges.
Enhanced employability through professional competence, leadership ability and industry-relevant skills across the financial ecosystem.
Entry and progression in banking and financial services increasingly depend on both academic credentials and recognised professional qualifications. A programme that delivers both, with targeted exam support, gives a clear competitive edge.
The Postgraduate Diploma in Banking and Finance at Kristu Jayanti University is offered in collaboration with IIBF. Students can earn dual diplomas, access IIBF and KJU learning resources, and prepare for pathways that support JAIIB and career progression in banks and the wider BFSI sector.
Choosing this programme enables students to:
With dual credentials, IIBF collaboration and industry-oriented training, graduates are prepared for roles across banking, financial services, insurance and fintech.