About This Course
Certificate course in Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) by IIBF is designed to develop specialised knowledge in financing, credit appraisal, and support of MSME units, which are a crucial part of the Indian economy. The course focuses on practical aspects of MSME lending, RBI guidelines, and risk management. Our structured approach helps you develop a winning exam strategy by effectively tackling lengthy questions, statement-based MCQs, and case studies. You will follow a clear preparation roadmap aligned with the latest IIBF pattern, covering concepts from fundamentals to advanced levels and building the practical skills required to handle real-world MSME challenges with confidence.
Course Description
1. One
physical, exam-oriented study book will be dispatched to the candidate’s
registered address or bank branch within one week from the date of enrollment.
2.
Comprehensive Mock Tests: 5 Full-length Mock Tests
3.
Doubt-clarification via Telegram group and WhatsApp support.
4.
Personalized mentorship guidance to assist candidates with preparation
strategies and exam success.
Who Should Do This Course?
Bank employees working in: MSME lending, Credit & advances and
Branch operations
Officers handling: Small business loans and Mudra and other MSME
schemes
Professionals in NBFCs
Students aspiring to build a career in MSME banking
Eligibility
Criteria:
1. Members
and Non-Members of the Institute
2.
Candidates must have passed the 12th standard examination in any discipline or
its equivalent.
What You Will Learn
MSME
Syllabus and Exam Pattern
I. Setting
up MSME,
II. MSMEs:
Policy, Regulatory and Legal Framework
III.
Institutional Framework & MSME Financing
IV.
Financing Options & Modes
V. MSME Development
VI. Clusters
and Cluster Development
VII. MSME:
Rehabilitation
VIII. Future
of MSMEs
Examination
will be conducted under remote proctored mode in English only. Duration of
exam: 2hrs. Cyber Crimes and Fraud Management exam paper consists of 120
multiple-choice questions carrying a total of 100 marks. To qualify, a
candidate must secure a minimum of 60 out of 100 marks in the written
examination. There is no negative marking for incorrect answers.
Additional Notes
