The Indian Institute of Banking & Finance (IIBF) conducted the CAIIB Banking Regulations and Business Laws (BRBL) Exam 2026 on 14 June 2026. Candidates from across the country appeared for the examination and shared their feedback regarding the difficulty level, important topics, and overall paper pattern. BRBL tests candidates’ understanding of banking regulations, legal provisions, compliance requirements, and business laws applicable to the banking sector.
CAIIB BRBL Exam Analysis 2026
According to the initial reactions received from candidates, the BRBL paper was largely Moderate to Difficult in difficulty level, with a strong focus on conceptual and application-based questions. Several questions were framed around practical banking situations, requiring candidates to apply legal and regulatory provisions rather than simply recall definitions.
CAIIB BRBL Type of Questions Asked
The BRBL paper consisted primarily of conceptual, regulatory, and case-study-based questions. Many questions were designed to assess candidates’ ability to apply banking laws and regulatory guidelines in practical situations.
- Concept-based questions from the Banking Regulation Act, NI, SARFAESI Act, DRT, etc.
- Questions related to RBI guidelines and compliance.
- Case-study questions on banking operations.
- Legal interpretation-based questions.
- Business law and contract law questions.
- Consumer protection and grievance redressal questions.
CAIIB BRBL Shift 1 Exam Analysis 2026
Shift 1 featured a balanced mix of banking regulations and business law questions. Candidates reported that most questions were concept-oriented and could be attempted comfortably by those who had revised the modules thoroughly.
Case Study: 7-8 Qs.
Numerical: 3 Qs.
NI Act + BR Act: 25 Qs.
Module C & D: 70%
Module A &B: 30%
- Old Tax Regime
- NBFC: Base Layer- Definition
- NBFC: Upper Layer
- IBC
- DRAT/DRT
- Lok Adalat
- Banker’s Lien
- Paid Up Capital (Calculation)
- Time Barred (Limitation Act)
- Mortgage
- DRAT: Chairperson- Tenure
- Consumer Court Limitation
- Pledge: Possession- Creditor
- Section 138: Negotiable Instrument Act- Dishonour of Cheque
- Usufructuary Mortgage
- Section 131: Negotiable Instrument Act
- Type of Mortgage
- SARFAESI Act (More than 10 Qs.)
- Minimum Woman Director
- Suspicious Transaction in Minor Account
- CIRP (Case Study)
- Mortgage (Case Study)
- DRT (Case Study)
- SARFAESI Act (Case Study)
- MSME (Case Study)
- RBI- Section 36: Suppression of BoD
- Right of Transfer from DRT to Another DRT
- Action on Suspicious Transaction
- Grace Day: Bill of Exchange/Promissory Note
- Cheque Validity- 3 months
- Pensioner Age: 62 years; Annual Income: 12 lakhs; Tax?
- Contract of Guarantee: Parties
- Section 124: Indian Contract Act, 1872
- Minor (Contract Act/ Partnership Act)
- Balance Sheet and P&L A/c: Signed by
- Clayton Rule (Sections 59, 60, 61 of the Indian Contract Act)
- DRT: Ind/PF
- NCLT: Company/LLP
- Committee of Creditor: 66%
- Ombudsman: Compensation for Mental Harassment
- Doctrine of Indoor Management
- Authorised Capital (numerical)
- Doctrine of Caveat Emptor
- Bill of Lading
- Material Alteration of Cheque
- ROC: Hy/Pledge/Mortg.
- Book Debt
- Loan Against the FD Receipt
- Warranty: SOGA
CAIIB BRBL Shift 1 Exam Analysis 2026: Video Link
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