What: Indian Institute of Finance offers full-time (Regular) postgraduate programmes (Session Beginning July 2008)
Details:
Management of Business Finance (MBF) - 2 Years
~ Eligibility: Graduation in any discipline with minimum 60% marks [55% marks for SC/ST/OBC].
~ Candidates appearing in final year may apply.
~ Selection: Written Test [XAT (> 60%) / AIMA-MAT (>600) / GMAT (>700) and group discussion and interview.
~ Exemption From Written Exam: Grad / PG marks > 85% (for engg./technical/science streams) and >70% (for commerce/Aats streams); NRIs, Top 3 university toppers and celebrities in sports, arts, music, dance, modelling etc.
~ Financial Assistance: Scholarship of Rs 20,000 per semester for university toppers (Top 3 only) and college topper (with distinction). Other freeships, fellowships and graduate assistantships for deserving candidates.
~ Last date: 31 December 2007
~ For more details: http://www.iif.edu/
Fellow Programme in Finance (FBA Finance)
~ 3 year research programme along the lines of PhD
~ Eligibility: Postgraduation in any discipline with 60% plus written test, group discussion and interview.
Distance Learning Programmess (Session Beginning Nov. 2007 and May 2008)
~ One-year PG programme - Basic Business Finance (BBF)
~ Two-years PG programme - Management of Business Finance (MBF)
~ Three-years - Postgraduate Diploma in Business Finance (PGDBF)
~ Eligibility: Graduation in any discipline with minimum of 60% with minimum 3 years work experience
~ Last Date: November session - 20 October 2007 and May session - 20 April 2008
~ Prospectus and application form can be obtained on a payment of Rs 1000 ($50 or Rs 2500 for overseas) by account payee demand draft drawn in favour of "Indian Institute of Finance" payable at contact details below:
Contact:
Indian Institute of Finance,
Plot 4, Community Centre II, Ashok Vihar II,
New Delhi 110052.
Telephone: 27136257, 27136437
Fax: 27454128
E-mail :admission@iif.edu
For more details, visit http://www.iif.edu
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