Banking
diploma is a very common and recognized professional certification from The
Institute of Bankers, Bangladesh (IBB). Though there are so many contradictions
about this course, every banker wants to pass this certification. It is
important to know thoroughly about the syllabus and regulations of any course
before enrolling in that. Today we are going to provide you a better insight
into IBB, Bangladesh, and their banking diploma course.
The
Institute of Bankers, Bangladesh (IBB)
A meeting was held on 26th July, 1972
in which a few eminent Bankers and other professionals decided to establish the
Institute of Bankers, Bangladesh (IBB), as a professional body of banks and
financial institutions in Bangladesh. The Institute of Bankers, Bangladesh
(IBB) was registered on the 6th February, 1973 bearing Registration No.
3894145/3 of 1972-1973 as an Association under the Societies Registration Act,
1860 (Act No. XXI of 1860).
Vision
Be the premier institute in the banking
and financial sector for developing competent and skilled professionals of
international standard and repute.
Mission
IBB would develop a professionally
sound human resource base, through continuous education, training and
orientation process, for the financial sector to face the challenges of the
modern era in the backdrop of the new global economic order.
Objectives
of the IBB
The
objectives of the IBB are to –
- – develop professionally qualified and competent bankers primarily through a process of training, examinations and professional development programmes;
- – design, organise and conduct examinations to test the proficiency of employees of banks and financial institutions in various banking related subjects;
- – award certificate, memorandum and diploma to the successful candidates of IBB Examinations;
- – provide necessary educational support services such as organizing coaching classes, imparting training and supplying text book/reading materials etc.;
- – disseminate knowledge on banking and financial services through publication of journals, newsletters and by organizing dialogues, lectures, seminars, etc.;
- – organise and manage efficient library for the examinees ; and
- – undertake any other activity facilitating and incidental to the achievement of the basic objectives of the IBB as mentioned above.
Diploma
Courses/Two-Tier Certificate
The IBB conducts the Banking Diploma
Examination, JAIBB (Junior Associate of the Institute of Bankers, Bangladesh)
and DAIBB (Diplomaed Associate of the Institute of Bankers, Bangladesh) usually
held twice a year at such centre as may be determined by the Council of the IBB
from time to time. JAIBB Examination aims at giving basic and fundamental
knowledge of banking and DAIBB Examination is designed to update the advanced
knowledge in the field of banking and allied matters to enable better decision
making by bankers.
With these objectives in view, IBB
since its inception has been conducting Banking Diploma Examinations
(Part-I/JAIBB & Part-II/DAIBB) throughout the country. The syllabi for the
Examination cover almost all the theoretical and practical aspects of banking
which a banker comes across in his or her day-to-day work. The Institute
modifies/updates the syllabi of the Examination from time to time keeping in
view the new changes/developments in the banking arena in
The subjects for JAIBB and DAIBB
Examinations are as follows:
Junior
Associate of the Institute of Bankers, Bangladesh (JAIBB)
Compulsory
subjects
1
Principles
of Economics & Bangladesh Economy
2
Business
Communication
3
Organization
&
Management
4
Laws
and Practice of Banking
5
Marketing
of Financial
Services
6
Accounting
for Financial Services
Diplomaed Associate of the Institute of
Bankers, Bangladesh (DAIBB)
Compulsory subjects
1
Management
of Financial Institutions
2
Lending
Operation & Risk
Management
3
International
Trade & Foreign
Exchange
4
Information
Technology in Financial
Services
5
Management
Accounting
Optional
Subjects (Six)
In
addition to the aforesaid compulsory subjects, any one of the following
optional subjects shall be chosen by a candidate for passing
DAIBB:
(a)
Central Banking & Monetary Policy
(b)
Agriculture &
Microfinance
(c)
SME & Consumer Banking
(d)
Islamic
Banking
(e)
Investment Banking & Lease
Financing
(f)
Treasury Management
Regulations Syllabus
The
details of the prescribed syllabus and the suggested books/reading materials
are furnished in Annex-1 to this booklet. Although the detailed syllabus has
been prepared for each of the subjects mentioned above, the same is only
indicative and NOT exhaustive. Keeping in view the professional nature of the
examinations, all matters falling within the realm of the subject concerned
will have to be studied by a candidate as questions may be asked on all the
relevant matters under the subject. A candidate should prepare himself/herself
for answering questions that may be asked on the latest developments taking
place under the various subjects of the examinations. The examinees will also
be asked to answer case study based/practice oriented questions.
Question setting pattern
The
question setting patterns will be both narrative as well as practice oriented
based on case studies. Initially 25%, later on 50% and then up to 75% questions
of both JAIBB and DAIBB Examinations will be based on case studies/practice
oriented. Such limits may be attained in two to three years (2010, 2011 and
2012, respectively) after making the course contents, reading materials,
library facilities and coaching facilities available to the candidates. Subject
wise question setting patterns are delineated as under:
A Junior Associate of the Institute of
Bankers, Bangladesh (JAIBB)
Subjects under narrative/descriptive
type of questions shall be:
Principles
of Economics & Bangladesh Economy
Business
Communication
Organization
& Management
Subjects under case studies/practice-oriented
questions shall be
Practice
& Law of Banking
Marketing
of Financial Service
Accounting
for Financial Services
Banking
Diplomaed Associate of The Institute of Bankers, Bangladesh (DAIBB)
Subjects under narrative/descriptive
type of questions shall be:
Management
of Financial
Institutions
Information
Technology in Financial Services
Subjects under case
studies/practice-oriented questions shall be
Lending
Operation & Risk
Management
International
Trade & Foreign
Exchange
Management
Accounting
Question
papers of all the six optional subjects under DAIBB (to be chosen by the
candidates) shall be of descriptive type.
Eligibility Criteria
The
eligibility criteria for appearing at the JAIBB (Junior Associate of the
Institute of Bankers, Bangladesh) shall be at least pass certificate holder of
H. S. C. Examination or its equivalent. Candidates must be employees of the
member Banks/FIs of IBB.
Examination & Other Fees
IBB
will charge an Enrolment Fee/Examination Fee of Tk 1000/- (Taka one thousand)
only from each candidate for appearing in each examination (JAIBB & DAIBB)
for the first time. Unsuccessful candidates will, however, pay an examination
fee of Tk 300/- (Taka three hundred) only per subject for each subsequent
appearance: The new Enrolment Fees will be effective from the next Winter
(November 2009) session. A fee of Tk 50/- (Taka fifty) only might be paid for
issuing Provisional Certificate and Tk 100/- (Taka one hundred) only for
issuing a Final Certificate of both JAIBB and DAIBB.
The
examination fee once paid for any examination is neither refundable nor can be
used for the subsequent examination even if the candidate withdraws his/her
application for examination or absents himself/herself from appearing at the
examination and/or he/she is disallowed to sit for the examination for any
reason, whatsoever
The
Examination fee and other fees payable by a candidate to the IBB should be paid
through a Bank Draft or Pay Order drawn in favour of the Institute of Bankers,
Bangladesh
When a
candidate makes the payment of any fee to the IBB, he/she should check with the
IBB if the receipt of such payment is acknowledged by the IBB within a
reasonable time
The
Examination Entry Form duly filled in, together with the Demand Draft/Pay Order
representing the examination fee, should be sent by a candidate to the IBB well
before the announced last date
Incomplete
Examination Entry Form or such Form containing incorrect information shall be
rejected by the IBB
Availability of Forms, etc.
The
Application Form for Enrolment, Examination Entry Form and other information
may be obtained from the office of the Institute of Bankers, Bangladesh, Dhaka,
or from the office of the General Manager, Bangladesh Bank at Chittagong,
Sylhet, Rajshahi, Bogra, Khulna, Barisal and Rangpur as well as the office of
Sonali Bank and other Banks as may be designated by the IBB for the purposes in
view from time to time.
Submission of Examination Entry Form,
etc.
A
candidate wishing to appear at any examination shall submit the prescribed
Examination Entry Form duly filled in, together with the prescribed examination
fee, to the IBB through the respective Administration Section of the Bank’s/financial institution’s
Principal Office/Regional Office/Branch within the time as specified by the IBB
before each examination
Date of examination, etc.
The
time, place and date of each examination will be announced by the IBB from time
to time
Issuance of Admit Cards
On
receipt of Entry Forms duly filled in by the candidates along with the Demand
Drafts/ Pay Orders for enrolment fees and examination fees, the Institute will
issue Admit Cards, signed by the Secretary General or any other person
authorized by him, to the candidates. The Institute will indicate the name of
examination centre and Roll Number of the candidate in the Admit Card. The
Admit Cards of the candidates of Dhaka city will be sent by the Institute to
the Local Office/Zonal Office/Regional Office/Administration Department of the
Head Office of their respective bank/financial institution. The Admit Cards of
the candidates of the places outside Dhaka city, where there is no office of
Bangladesh Bank, will be sent to the Principal Office/Regional Office of Sonali
Bank located there. Where there are offices of Bangladesh Bank, the Admit Cards
will be sent by the Institute to those offices. The Candidates will have to
collect their Admit Cards from the above mentioned offices of their respective
Banks/Sonali Bank/Bangladesh Bank, as the case may be
Duration of examination
The
examination in all the subjects will be in writing, and the time allowed for
each subject of both JAIBB and DAIBB of the Examination is three hours save and
except for the following subject : three and half hours
time will be allowed for the paper on Management Accounting of DAIBB
Examination
Language of answers
Answer
to the questions on all subjects shall be written either in Bangla or in
English at the option of the examinee
Condition for appearing at DAIBB
Examination, etc.
No
candidate will be allowed to sit for DAIBB without passing all the subjects of
JAIBB Examination. No candidate will also be allowed to sit simultaneously for
both JAIBB and DAIBB Examinations.
Change of Centre
Change
of examination centre will not be permitted except in the case of transfer of
the candidate by his employer. An application for the change of examination
centre duly certified by the bank/financial institution concerned under the
circumstances mentioned above shall be sent to the Secretary General of the IBB
at least fifteen days before the commencement of the examination
Time limit for passing examination
The
total time limit for passing both tiers of the Banking Diploma Examination is
eight years: four years for JAIBB and four years for DAIBB. The time limit will
commence from the month in which a candidate first appears at any examination.
A candidate can avail of all the chances of appearing at the examination during
the stipulated time limit. No extension of the time limit shall be allowed to
any candidate. If a candidate can not pass JAIBB and/or DAIBB Examination
within the stipulated time limit, he/she shall have to be registered afresh
with the IBB if he/she desires to appear again at such examination in the
future
Improvement examination
A
candidate who has passed the examination on any subject shall not be allowed to
sit for examination on the same subject again for the purpose of improving
his/her result or for any other purpose.
Exemption/Waiver
No
exemption shall be granted to any candidate from appearing at the examination
on any subject of either JAIBB or DAIBB of the Banking Diploma Examination in
consideration of his/her higher academic degree in the relevant subject.
However, candidates who passed various subjects in former Part-I and Part-II
Examination will be entitled for a waiver of respective subject(s) as outlined
below:
Corresponding subject(s) under old
(Part-I and Part-II) and new (JAIBB and DAIBB) syllabus and waivers thereof
Sl No
|
Examination/subject
under new syllabus (2010)
|
Examination/subject
under old syllabus (2002)
|
Remarks
|
01
|
JAIBB
Principles
of Economics & Bangladesh Economy (PBE)
|
Part-I
Business
Economics (BE)
|
Candidates
who passed BE under old syllabus will get waiver for PBE under new syllabus
|
02
|
Business
Communications (BC)
|
a)
Business Correspondence in Bangali (BCB)
b)
Business Correspondence in English (BCE)
|
Candidates
who passed BCB & BCE under old syllabus will get waiver for BC under new
syllabus
|
03
|
Organization
& Management (OM)
|
Principles
of Management (PM)
|
Candidates
who passed PM under old syllabus will get waiver for OM under new syllabus
|
04
|
Laws
and Practice of Banking (LPB)
|
Practice
& Law of Banking (PLB)
|
Candidates
who passed PLB under old syllabus will get waiver for LPB under new syllabus
|
05
|
Marketing
of Financial Services (MFS)
|
New
subject
|
Must
appear to complete JAIBB Examination
|
06
|
Accounting
for Financial Services (AFS)
|
Principles
of Accounting (PA)
|
Candidates
who passed PA under old syllabus will get waiver for AFS under new syllabus
|
Application
of Computer in Banking (ACB)
|
ACB
has been transferred to DAIBB as IT
|
||
DAIBB: (Compulsory Subjects)
|
Part-II:
(Compulsory
Subjects)
|
||
01
|
Management
of Financial Institutions (MFI)
|
New
subject
|
Must
appear to complete DAIBB Examination
|
02
|
Lending
Operation & Risk Management (LRM)
|
Credit
Management (CM)
|
Candidates
who passed CM under old syllabus will get waiver for LRM under new syllabus
|
03
|
International
Trade & Foreign Exchange (FE)
|
Foreign
Trade and Foreign Exchange (FE)
|
Candidates
who passed FE under old syllabus will get waiver for FE under new syllabus
|
04
|
Information
Technology in Financial Services (IT)
|
Application
of Computer in Banking (ACB) (Part-I)
|
Candidates
who passed ACB under old syllabus will get waiver for IT under new syllabus
|
05
|
Management
Accounting (MA)
|
Management
Accounting (MA)
|
Candidates
who passed MA under old syllabus will get waiver for MA under new syllabus
|
Practice
of Banking (PB)
|
Deleted
from DAIBB
|
||
Commercial
Law (CL)
|
Deleted
from DAIBB
|
||
06
|
Optional
subjects:
Central
Banking & Monetary Policy (CMP)
|
Optional
subjects:
Monetary
Policy (MP)
|
Candidates
who passed MP under old syllabus will get waiver for CMP under new syllabus
|
07
|
Agriculture
& Microfinance (AM)
|
Rural
Finance (RF)
|
Candidates
who passed RF under old syllabus will get waiver for AM under new syllabus
|
08
|
SME
& Consumer Banking
|
New
subject
|
New
optional subject
|
09
|
Islamic
Banking (Is B)
|
Islamic
Banking (Is. B)
|
Candidates
who passed Is. B under old syllabus will get waiver for Is.B under new
syllabus
|
10
|
Investment
Banking & Lease Financing (ILF)
|
Investment
Banking (Inv. B)
|
Candidates
who passed Inv. B under old syllabus will get waiver for ILF under new
syllabus
|
11
|
Treasury
Management (TM)
|
New
subject
|
New
optional subject
|
Industrial
Finance (IF)
|
Deleted
from DAIBB
|
Exemption from JAIBB
Holders
of the final Certificate of the Associateship Examination of the Institute of
Financial Services, London, or of the Indian Institute of Bankers, or of the
Institute of Bankers, Pakistan, may be granted exemption from appearing at the
whole of JAIBB Examination of the IBB. A candidate applying for such exemption
shall be required to pay a registration fee of Taka 500.00 to the IBB.
Examination Centre, etc.
The examination
will be held by means of confidentially printed question papers and conducted
at the principal cities/towns of Bangladesh and elsewhere as may be convenient
through such Superintendents and Invigilators as may be determined by the IBB.
If it is not possible to hold the examination at any particular centre allotted
to a candidate, the IBB will not be liable for the expenses he/she may incur
therefor. The IBB will, however, endeavour as far as practicable to arrange for
the examination of such candidate at the nearest available centre.
The
Examination Centres are arranged by the IBB every year only after the closing
date for receipt of the Examination Entry Form, and no information regarding
such centres can obviously be given to any candidate prior to or at the time of
submission of the Examination Entry Form.
Delivery of Question Papers
Question
papers will be delivered by the IBB to the Member Secretary of the Local
Examination Committee in insured and sealed packets or by special messenger(s),
if deemed fit, depending upon the gravity of the situation prevailing at that
time. The sealed packets of the question papers shall be opened by the
concerned Member Secretary of the Local Examination Committee in presence of
the Invigilators and/or the Magistrate designated by the concerned Deputy
Commissioner, as the case may be
Pass marks
The
pass marks are 50 out of the full marks of 100 in each of the subjects of JAIBB
and DAIBB Examinations
Examination of Scripts, etc.
In
examining and marking the scripts, the examiners will take into consideration
the quality of hand writing, spelling, general style, relevance to the
questions (to the point) and intelligence applied for writing the answers
Use of calculator
A
candidate is prohibited from using mathematical table, slide rules and similar
aids during the examination. The use of a simple calculator is permissible
No books, Mobile Phones, etc. in the
examination hall
A
candidate is forbidden to bring into the examination hall books, mobile phones,
notes or any material of similar nature
Instructions on answer scripts
A
candidate is advised to read the instructions printed on the cover of answer
scripts carefully for meticulous compliance and avoid cancellation of answer
scripts and other punishments
Prizes
Prizes
will be awarded by the IBB annually on the basis of the results of JAIBB and
DAIBB as detailed in Annexure-1 to this booklet. The IBB, however, reserves the
right of withholding any or all the prizes if no candidate of sufficient merit
is found therefor. All the Prizes will be awarded on the combined results of
the two regular examinations held yearly
Cancellation of examination results,
etc.
The
IBB shall have the right to disqualify any candidate who, it has reasons to
believe, has adopted unfair means at the examination or committed any other
offence during the examination. The IBB may:
(a) cancel the results of the
examination taken for such candidate in any or all the subjects of the
examination at which he/she appeared ; and
(b) debar him/her from
appearing at any of the future examinations either permanently or for a
specified period;
The
decision of the IBB in this regard shall be final. The aforesaid action to be
taken by the IBB will be reported by the IBB to the bank/financial institution
employing the candidate for taking suitable disciplinary action against
him/her.
The
IBB also reserves the right to cancel the results of an examination of a
candidate who is found guilty of adopting unfair means in such examination even
if it is detected after the announcement of results of such examination
Debarring from appearing at examination
A
candidate found guilty of indiscipline at the examination hall shall be
debarred from appearing at the future examinations of the IBB for a period not
exceeding five years, and the action to be taken by the IBB in this regard will
be reported by the IBB to the bank/financial institution employing the
candidate for taking further punitive action against him/her.
Other punishments for other offences
Apart
from the aforesaid punishments, the IBB may also impose any or all the
penalties listed in Annex-3 to this booklet on the delinquent candidate who is
found guilty of offence(s) during the examination as mentioned therein.
Publication of Results
The
results of any examination will be communicated by the IBB to the Member
Secretaries of the Local Examination Centres immediately after the publication
thereof. A Gazette of the results will also be sent to the Head Office of each
of the banks/financial institutions, from which a candidate will have appeared
at the examination. A candidate will have to ascertain the results of his/her
examination from the aforesaid offices or from the office of the IBB
No
candidate will be informed by the IBB of the results of his/her examination
individually by any means of communication
No re-evaluation of answer scripts
The
decision of the Syllabus and Examination Committee of the Council of the IBB on
matters of any examination shall be final, and no request for re-evaluation of
the answer scripts shall be entertained
Scrutiny of marks
An
examinee may, however, be allowed to have his/her answers scripts scrutinized
for re-checking the totaling of the marks on payment of a scrutiny fee of Tk.
20.00 per subject
Wrong tabulation, etc.
The
IBB reserves the right to correct, modify, alter or change the results of any
examination in any manner if such results are found to be wrongly tabulated or
compiled
Correction of error
Typographical
error, if any, in the results sheet will not entitle anybody to interpret the
results in his/her favour and to claim any advantage therefrom. The IBB
reserves the right to correct such error as and when it comes to its notice,
and no action shall lie against the IBB in this regard
Issuance of JAIBB Certificate
A
Certificate signed by the Secretary General of the IBB will be issued to a
candidate who passed all the subjects of JAIBB Examination, to that effect
Issuance of DAIBB Certificate
A
Diploma jointly signed by the President and the Secretary General of the IBB
will be issued to a candidate who passed both JAIBB and DAIBB of Banking
Diploma Examination
Distinction
A
candidate securing 80 percent or more marks in any subject of JAIBB and DAIBB
Examination will have his/her Certificate or Diploma marked with distinction
against such subject(s)
Entitlement
of JAIBB
Any
candidate who passed the JAIBB Examination will become a Junior Associate of
the IBB and so long as his/her name remains on the Register of Junior Associates,
he/she will be entitled to add to his/her name or signature the letters JAIBB signifying the Junior
Associate of the Institute of Bankers, Bangladesh
Entitlement of DAIBB
Any
candidate who passed the DAIBB Examination will become a Diplomaed Associate of
the IBB and so long as his/her name remains on the Register of Diplomaed
Associates, he/she will be entitled to add to his/her name or signature the
letters DAIBB signifying the Diplomaed Associate of the Institute of Bankers,
Bangladesh
New Formats of Provisional and Final
Certificates of JAIBB and DAIBB
The
Council approved the new formats of Provisional Certificate and Final
Certificate of JAIBB and DAIBB to be issued with immediate effect and May 2010
Examination, respectively
Fee for duplicate Diploma, etc.
The
rate of fee for the issuance of a duplicate JAIBB or DAIBB certificate is Tk.
100 (Taka one hundered) only
Change of regulations, etc.
The
IBB reserves the right to change the Regulations and Syllabus for JAIBB and
DAIBB from time to time. Any such change will be notified by the IBB,
accordingly.
Various kinds of prizes for Outstanding
Result
GOLD MEDALS
1.Two
Bangladesh Bank Gold Medals, one for JAIBB and one for DAIBB Examination, plus
cash Tk. 6,000.00 in each case, for standing first in the examination by
securing minimum 60% marks in the aggregate and completing the examination in
one chance.
2.Two
Eastern Bank Ltd. Gold Medals, one for JAIBB and one for DAIBB, plus cash Tk.
6,000.00 in each case, for standing first among the candidates who complete the
examination in one chance.
3.One
Monsur-ul-Amin Gold Medal (awarded by the IBB) for standing first among the
candidates who complete both JAIBB and DAIBB Examinations in three consecutive
chances securing at least 60% marks in the
aggregate.
SILVER
MEDALS
Two
Bangladesh Bank Silver Medals, one for JAIBB and one for DAIBB, plus cash Tk.
4,000.00 in each case, for not qualifying for the Bangladesh Bank Gold Medals
but standing first in the examination irrespective of the aggregate marks
secured in the examination.
Two
Sonali Bank Ltd Silver Medals, one for JAIBB and one for DAIBB, plus cash Tk.
4,000.00 each case, for standing second in the examination by securing at
least 55% marks in the aggregate.
CASH PRIZES
1.
The cash prizes will be awarded to the candidates for securing the highest
marks in individual subjects and completing the JAIBB and DAIBB Examination, as
the case may be as indicated below : -
Name of Banks
|
Amounts of prizes
|
Subjects and passing of JAIBB or
DAIBB Examination
|
(i)
|
Janata
Bank Ltd
|
Three
prizes of
Tk.
6,000.00
Tk.
10,000.00
Tk.
10,000.00
|
for
securing highest marks
in
(i)
Law
& Practice of Banking (JAIBB)
(ii)
Management
of Financial Institutions
(DAIBB)
(iii)
Lending
Operation & Risk Management (DAIBB)
|
(ii)
|
Agrani Bank Ltd
|
Two prizes of
Tk. 6,000.00
Tk. 10,000.00
|
for securing highest marks
in
(i)
Accounting for Financial Services
(JAIBB)
(ii)
Central Banking & Monetary Policy (DAIBB)
|
(iii)
|
Rupali Bank Ltd.
|
One prize of Tk.
10,000.00
|
for securing highest marks
in
International Trade and Foreign Exchange (DAIBB)
|
(iv)
|
Bangladesh Krishi Bank
|
One prize of Tk. 10,000.00
|
for securing highest marks
in
Agriculture & Micro finance (DAIBB)
|
(v)
|
Bangladesh Shilpa Bank
|
One prize of Tk.
10,000.00
|
for securing highest marks in
SME & Consumer Banking (DAIBB)
|
(vi)
|
Pubali Bank Ltd.
|
One prize of Tk. 10,000.00
|
for securing highest marks in
Treasury Management (DAIBB)
|
(vii)
|
Uttara Bank Ltd.
|
One prize of Tk.
10,000.00
|
for securing highest marks in
Management Accounting (DAIBB)
|
(viii)
|
Arab Bangladesh Bank Ltd.
|
One prize of Tk. 6,000.00
|
for securing highest marks in
Principles Economics & Bangladesh Economy (JAIBB)
|
(ix)
|
Jamuna Bank Ltd.
|
One prize of Tk. 6,000.00
|
for securing highest marks in
Marketing of Financial Services (JAIBB)
|
(x)
|
National Bank Ltd.
|
One prize of Tk. 6,000.00
|
for securing highest marks
in
Business Communication (JAIBB)
|
(xi)
|
Standard Chartered Bank
|
One prize of Tk. 6,000.00
|
for securing highest marks in Information
Technology in Financial Services (DAIBB)
|
(xii)
|
BASIC Bank Ltd.
|
One prize of Tk. 6,000.00
|
for securing highest marks
in
Principles of Management (JAIBB)
|
(xiii)
|
Investment Corporation of Bangladesh
|
One prize of Tk.
10,000.00
|
for securing highest marks in Investment Banking (DAIBB)
|
(xiv)
|
Al-Arafah Islami Bank Ltd.
|
One prize of Tk.
10,000.00
|
for securing highest marks in
Islamic Banking (DAIBB)
|
The
minimum qualifying marks for award of cash prizes for standing first in
individual subjects and passing the examination (JAIBB or DAIBB, as the case
may be) are 60%.
PUNISHMENTS FOR UNFAIR MEANS
Punishments
prescribed by the Council of The Institute of Bankers, Bangladesh for
offences committed by examinees in JAIBB and DAIBB Examinations
THE INSTITUTE OF BANKERS, BANGLADESH
Punishments
prescribed by the council of The Institute of Bankers, Bangladesh for
offences committed by examinees in the banking diploma examination.
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Sl. No.
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Offence
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Punishment
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01.
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Copying
from books, notes, etc. in the examination hall.
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(i)
Cancellation of examination in all the subjects of the said examination ; and
(ii) Debarment from appearing at the subsequent two examinations. |
02.
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Copying
from the answer script of another examinee or allowing others to copy from
one’s own answer script.
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(i)
Cancellation of examination in all the subjects of the said examination ; and
(ii) Debarment from appearing at the subsequent two examinations. |
03.
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Smuggling
in and out, of question paper/script, in the original or solved
form/shape/condition.
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(i)
Cancellation of examination in all the subjects of the said examination ; and
(ii) Debarment from appearing at the subsequent two examinations. |
04.
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Tearing
of script in disgust/frustration/anger or for any other reason.
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Expulsion
from the entire examination and cancellation of examination in all the
subjects of the said examination.
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05.
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Committing
fraud/forgery/alteration in the script.
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(i)
Expulsion from the entire examination ;
(ii) Cancellation of examination in all the subjects of the said examination ; and (iii) Debarment from appearing at the subsequent four examinations. |
06.
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Misbehaviour
with the invigilating staff or any other act of indiscipline in or outside
the examination hall.
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(i)
Expulsion from the entire examination ;
(ii) Cancellation of examination in all the subjects of the said examination ; and (iii) Debarment from appearing at the subsequent four examinations. |
07.
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Impersonation
with and without substituting photograph on the admit card and writing for
other candidates.
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(i)
Expulsion from the entire examination ;
(ii) Cancellation of examination in all the subjects of the said examination ; (iii) Debarring both the persons involved, if they are examinees, from appearing at the subsequent ten examinations ; and (iv) Filing of criminal case by the Institute of Bankers, Bangladesh if the accused person is an outsider. |
08.
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Escaping
away with answer script.
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(i)
Cancellation of examination in all the subjects of the said examination ; and
(ii) Debarment from appearing at the subsequent two examinations. |
09.
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Disobedience/violation
of orders of the Supervising Officer/hall Superintendent/ invigilators e.g.
refusal to surrender books/incriminating papers, to take seats according to
seat arrangement, etc.
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(i)
Expulsion from the entire examination ;
(ii) Cancellation of examination in all the subjects of the said examination ; and (iii) Debarment from appearing at the subsequent five examinations. |
10.
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Physical
assault on the invigilators/ supervising officer/hall Superintendent /other
staff on duty in the examination hall.
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(i)
Expulsion from the entire examination ;
(ii) Cancellation of examination in all the subjects of the said examination ; (iii) Debarment from appearing at the subsequent ten examinations ; and (iv) Filing of criminal case against the examinee by the IBB. |
11.
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Indulgence
in disturbance/rowdyism/ provocation/agitation/walk out/causing damage to
furniture and property in or around the examination hall.
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Filing
of criminal case against the examinee by the IBB.
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12.
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Possession
of fire arms or anything capable of being used as a weapon of offence in or
around the examination hall.
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Filing
of criminal case against the examinee by the IBB.
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13.
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Commission
of any of the above mentioned offences for the second time.
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Any
punishment awarded by the Syllabus and Examination Committee according to the
nature and gravity of the offence.
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14.
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Any
other infringement of rules.
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Any
punishment awarded by the Syllabus and Examination Committee according to the
nature and gravity of the offence.
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In
addition to the above mentioned punishments, the Syllabus & Examination
Committee may recommend appropriate disciplinary actions, depending upon the
gravity of the offences, to the respective banks/financial institutions of the
examinees concerned.
Note :
The aforesaid actions to be taken by the IBB will be reported to the employer
of the candidate concerned for information and further disciplinary action against
him/her.
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