NIIT-IFBI announce 2ND NBET for their Post Graduate programs from August 8th to August 30th, 2012.

Updated on: Friday, August 17, 2012

NIIT Institute of Finance, Banking & Insurance Training Ltd. (IFBI), announced the 2ND National Banking Entrance Test (NBET) for their Post Graduate programs from August 8th to August 30th, 2012.

The post graduate banking programs offered under NBET are Post Graduate Diploma in Banking Operations (PGDBO), Post Graduate Diploma in retail Banking (PGDRB) and BankVantage Career programs.

Graduate/post graduates or MBAs in any discipline with minimum 50% marks are eligible to apply for the National Banking Entrance Test. The final year graduation students born on or after 1st August, 1986 are also eligible for the entrance test. The applicants can either visit IFBI centre or can apply online by submitting application form at www.ifbi.com
                
Speaking on the occasion, Mr S. Venkatesh, President, NIIT IFBI said, “Indian banking industry is on a growth path. This has created a huge demand for trained manpower for the banking sector.  A first-of-its-kind initiative, National Banking Entrance Test by NIIT IFBI helps identify and professionally train manpower for this sector, while empowering aspiring youth carve challenging careers with leading private banks in India.”

Successful candidates of National Banking Entrance Test can also earn scholarships up to Rs. 16,000 on the various PG Programs in banking, offered by IFBI.

The Banking Programs offered by NIIT IFBI aims at creating industry ready versatile professionals, who can adapt to working environment in the Banking Industry. These Diploma programs equips a person with the necessary knowledge, skills and attitude for business development roles in Banks, thus making the person a sought after professional by the leading organisations in the Banking Industry.

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