byGaganDeep
Updated on - 25 Aug, 2024
BBA Banking and Insurance is an undergraduate program which is consist of three years with providing training in different field of banking and insurance industries. The curriculum offers the fundamentals of business subjects including accounting, economics, statistics, and the elective options such as financial markets, risks, banking rules, principles of insurance, micro finance. The students are provided with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills required for their career in banking and finance services or insurance sectors.
The major entrance exams accepted for admission to BBA (Banking and Insurance) across colleges are: Some of the popular entrance tests are CAT, MAT, XAT, ATMA, CMAT, GMAT, NMAT by GMAC and the state level entrance tests are OJEE, KMAT, ICET, PGCET etc Many institutes also consider class 12th scores for admission. The minimum academic qualification for admission is a pass in class 12th in any stream from any recognized board with minimum 50% marks in aggregate.
| Event | Details |
|---|---|
| - Full Form | Bachelor of Business Administration in Banking and Insurance (BBA-BI) |
| - Duration | 3 years |
| - Course Level | Undergraduate |
| - Eligibility | 10+2 in any stream |
| - Top Colleges | NMIMS, Mumbai, Loyola College, Chennai, Christ University, Bangalore |
| - Entrance Exam | Entrance Exam conducted by respective colleges, NMIMS-NPAT, Loyola Entrance Exam, Christ University Entrance Exam |
1. Candidate should be a 10+2 pass in any stream and should have secured at least 50% marks in the respective boards.
2. Mathematics is one of the subjects which is not mandatory to be prescribed for the 10+2 level to get admission in most of the colleges.
3. English is one of the compulsory subject in 10+2 as there are some colleges which have set this as a necessity for admission.
4. There is no restriction related to age for admission in BBA (Banking and Insurance) course.
5. Certain colleges have their own written aptitude tests for providing admissions.
6. Contenders belonging to the SC/ST category can get some percentage relaxation in the cut-off as well in numbers of colleges.
| Subject | Topics |
|---|---|
| Banking Theory | Banking systems, Financial institutions, Banking regulations |
| Insurance Theory | Insurance principles, Risk management, Insurance products |
| Financial Management | Financial statements, Budgeting, Financial planning |
| Marketing | Marketing principles, Consumer behavior, Marketing strategies |
| Banking Operations | Cheque clearing, Loan management, Credit risk assessment |
| Insurance Operations | Policy administration, Claims processing, Underwriting |
| Financial Services | Mutual funds, Investment analysis, Portfolio management |
| Risk Management | Risk identification, Risk assessment, Risk mitigation |
| Financial Markets | Money market, Capital market, Foreign exchange market |
| Business Statistics | Descriptive statistics, Inferential statistics, Data analysis |
| Business Communication | Communication skills, Report writing, Presentation skills |
| Internship | Practical training in banking and insurance organizations |
| Project Work | Research project in banking and insurance |