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JAIIB PPB Syllabus & Exam Pattern 2026, Important Chapters & Study Plan

Cracking JAIIB PPB Exam does not only help in just adding a skill themselves but also helps them to enhance their knowledge and expertise. With this candidates also get better pay and they prioritized in promotions. For this they must a good understanding of JAIIB PPB Syllabus 2026. Candidates must go through module wise syllabus to know which topics asks for more attention. The article below mentions a full breakdown of module wise syllabus, exam pattern and important chapters.

JAIIB PPB Syllabus 2026

The JAIIB Bank Exam has a core paper which is The Principles & Practices of Banking (PPB). The exam consists of 100 questions carrying a total marks of 100. Candidates will be provided a total time of 120 minutes which is 2 hours to complete the examination. For every correct answer 1 mark will be awarded and there is no negative marking on the wrong answers, this allows candidates to attempt all questions.

The detailed breakdown of module wise JAIIB PPB Syllabus 2026 would help candidates to align their preparation well and to focus on important chapters of the examination.

JAIIB PPB Exam Pattern 2026

The JAIIB PPB 2026 exam is an objective based examination which is conducted online and it takes place to test candidate’s understanding of banking operations, functions, ethics and technology. There is no negative marking and a right answer gets 1 mark. The total duration of the examination is 2 hours.

JAIIB PPB Exam Pattern 2026
Exam Mode Modules Total Questions Total Marks Duration Medium Negative Marking Passing Marks
Online A. General Banking Operations.

B. Functions of Banks.

C. Banking Technology.

D. Ethics in Banks and Financial Institutions

100 100 2 Hours English/ Hindi No 50 out of 100 ( 45 with 50% in each subject)

JAIIB PPB Chapter Wise Syllabus

The JAIIB PPB Module wise syllabus had been divided into 4 modules. The modules are further divided into chapters. The chapter wise revision would help the candidate to understand better of the examination.

Module A: General Banking Operation

The Module A consist of General Banking Operations. Following are the topics:

Subject/Area Topics Covered
Banker-Customer Relationship
  • Requirements to be Called a Bank
  • Banker-Customer Relationship
  • Bank as a Trustee
  • Bailee-Bailor Relationship
  • Agent-Principal Relationship
  • Lessor and Lessee
  • Indemnifier and Indemnified
  • Different Deposit Products or Services
  • Services to Customers and Investors
AML-KYC Guidelines
  • Money Laundering & Financing of Terrorism Risks
  • AML (Anti Money Laundering)
  • Know Your Customer Policy (KYC)
  • Organisational Set-up for AML
  • Obligations under PMLA
  • Risk Management
  • International Obligations
  • FATF Identified Jurisdictions
  • Correspondent Banks
  • Reporting Under FATCA/CRS
  • Reporting Obligations
  • Implications of Non-compliance of PMLA Obligations
  • Secrecy Obligations
Operational Aspects of KYC
  • (KYC) Norms
  • Wire Transfers
  • Other Operations Regulations
  • Central KYC Records Registry (CKYCR)
  • Monitoring of Transactions
Opening Accounts
  • Personal Accounts
  • Accounts of Other Customers
  • Norms for Opening Current Accounts
  • Obtaining Photographs of Account Holders
  • Legal Entity Identifier(LEI)
Operational Aspects of Deposit Accounts
  • Salient Feature of Deposit Accounts
  • Interest on Deposit Accounts
  • Prohibitions & Exemptions
  • Inoperative Accounts & Unclaimed Deposits
  • Joint Accounts Operations
  • Nomination Facility
  • Attachment Orders
  • Submission of Records to Statutory Authorities
Clearing/Collection/Cash Handling
  • Cheque Truncation System (CTS)
  • RBI Guidelines on Collection of Instruments
  • Cash Handling and its Custody
  • Security Arrangements at Branches and ATMs
Banker’s Special Relationship
  • Mandate – Definition
  • Power of Attorney (POA) – Definition
  • Banker’s Lien
  • Right of Set-off
  • Right of Appropriation
Foreign Exchange Remittance Facilities
  • Evolution of Foreign Exchange Management Act
  • Definitions
  • Bringing in and Taking out Foreign Exchange
  • Inward Remittances
  • Outward Remittances
  • Indo-Nepal Remittance Scheme
Operational Aspects of NRI Business
  • Accounts Permitted for NRIs and PIOs
  • Accounts of Foreign nationals visiting India
  • Special Non-Resident Rupee Account (SNRR) Account
  • Remittance of Assets
  • Property Transactions by NRIs
  • Investments by NRIs/PIOs
Foreign Currency Accounts
  • Types of Foreign Currency Accounts
  • Foreign Currency Accounts in India
  • Accounts Outside India
  • Remittance of Assets by Foreign Nationals
  • Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act 2010
Cash Management Services (CMS)
  • Developments in Cash Management Services
  •  Importance of CMS
  • Types of Cash Management Services
  • Challenges and Issues
Negotiable Instruments
  • Negotiable Instruments Act
  • Payment of a Cheque
  • Payment in due course
  • Endorsement of Cheques
  • Crossing of Cheques
  • Forged Instruments
  • Dishonour of Cheques
  • Cheque Truncation System
Responsibility of Paying Bank
  • Liability under Negotiable Instruments
  • Forged Signature
  • Payment in Due Course
  • Payment in Good Faith
  • Payment under Mistake
  • Cheque Truncation
Responsibility of Collecting Bank
  • Statutory Protection to Collecting Bank
  • Duties of the Collecting Bank
Ancillary Services
  • Demand Drafts (DD) and Banker’s Cheques (BC)
  • Mail Transfer (MT), Telegraphic Transfer (TT)
  • National Electronic Funds Transfer System (NEFT)
  • Real Time Gross Settlement System (RTGS)
  • Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT)
  • Mobile and Digital Banking
  • Safe Deposit Lockers
  • Merchant Banking
  • Government Business
Financial Inclusion & Financial Literacy
  • Extension of Banking Services
  • Use of Digital Tools
  • Financial Literacy Initiatives
  • Rural Self Employment Training Institutes (RSETI)
Customer Service Guidelines
  • Customer Service in Banks
  • Branch Management Policies
  • ATM Operations
  • Security Issues and Risk Mitigation
  • Counter Services
  • Special Customer Facilities
Grievance Redressal & Legal Framework
  • Model Policy on Grievance Redressal Policy
  • The RBI Integrated Ombudsman Scheme 2021
  • Consumer Protection Act 2019
  • Right to Information 2005

Module B: Functions of Bank

The Module B consists of Functions of Bank, following are the topics:

Subject  Topic Covered
Principles of Lending & Credit Facilities
  • Principles of Lending
  • Types of Borrowers
  • Types of Credit Facilities
  • Fund Based Working Capital Facilities
  • Term Loans and Demand Loans
  • Non Fund Based Facilities
  • Other Credit Facilities
Appraisal Assessment of Credit Facilities
  • Credit Appraisal
  • Credit Appraisal Techniques
  • Methods of Loan Assessment
  • Assessment of Working Capital
  • Assessment of Term Loans
Operations Aspects of Loan Accounts
  • Interest Rates on Loans
  • Credit Management and Monitoring
  • Common Operational Terms in Loans
  • Loan Processing and Sanction Procedure
  • Accounting Aspects of Loan Products
  • Operating Instructions on Loans and Advances
  • Recovery Agents Guidelines
  • Fair Practices Code for Lenders
Types of Collaterals and Securities
  • Effectiveness of Securities
  • Secured and Unsecured Loans
  • Land and Buildings
  • Goods and Documents of Title
  • Advances Against Life Insurance Policies
  • Advances Against Shares and Debentures
  • Loans Against Book Debts and Term Deposits
  • Gold Loans
  • Supply Bills and Vehicle Finance
Modes of Charging Securities
  • Meaning and Essentials of a Contract
  • Contract of Agency
  • Contract of Bailment
  • Types of Charges
  • Registration of Charges
  • Modes of Charging Securities
Documentation
  • Type of Loan Documents
  • Documentation Procedure
Non-Performing Assets (NPA) /Stressed Assets
  • Definition of NPAS
  • Income Recognition Norms
  • Gross and Net Advances
  • Gross NPA and Net NPA
  • Asset Classification
  • Provisioning Norms
  • Writing Off NPAS
  • Resolution of Stressed Assets
  • Restructuring Norms
Laws Relating to Recovery of Dues
  • Recovery of Debts and Bankruptcy Act, 1993
  • SARFAESI Act
  • Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC)
  • Legal Services Authorities Act
  • Law of Limitation

Contracts of

Indemnity

  • Definition of Contract of Indemnity
  • Difference Between Indemnity and Guarantee
  • Rights of Indemnity Holder
  • Implied Indemnity
  • Enforceability of Indemnity Contracts
  • Application of Indemnity in Banking
Contracts of Guarantee & Bank Guarantee
  • Parties to the Contract
  • Liability of Surety
  • Continuing Guarantee
  • Revocation of Guarantee
  • Discharge of Surety
  • Rights of Surety
  • Types of Bank Guarantees
  • Banker’s Obligation to Honour Guarantees
  • Precautions in Issuance and Payment
Letters of Credit (LC)
  • Meaning of Letters if Credit
  • Parties to an LC
  • Types of Letters of Credit
  • Documents under LC
  • Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary Credit (UCPDC 600)
  • Banks Obligation Under LC
Deferred Payment Guarantee
  • Purpose of Deferred Payment Guarantee
  • Method of Payment
Bills Finance
  • Classes of Bills
  • Laws Governing Bills
  • Types of Bill Finance
  • Legal Position of Banker in Bill Finance
Retail Loans & Credit
  • Credit Cards
  • Cards
  • Home Loans
  • Personal Loans
  • Consumer Loans
Priority Sector Advances
  • Applicability of Priority Sector Lending
  • Targets and Sub-Targets
  • Categories under Priority Sector
  • Non-Achievement of Targets
  • Guidelines for Priority Sector Loans
Agricultural Finance
  • Short-Term and Long-Term Loans
  • Crop Loans
  • Kisan Credit Card (C) Scheme
  • Agricultural Activities nancing
  • Minimum Support Pri Scheme
  • Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana (PMFBY)
Finance to MFIs & NBFCs
  • Bank Finance to NBFCS
  • On-Lending by NBFCs
  • NBFC-MFI Model
  • Co-Lending to Priority Sector
  • Scale-Based Regulation (XR) Framework
Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME)
  • MSME Development Act
  • Credit Support to MSMES
  • Delayed Payent Provisions
  • Trade Receiv. les Discounting System (TREDS)
  • Credit Guarantee Fund Scheme
  • Cluster-Based Financing
Government Sponsored Schemes
  • Deendayal Antyodaya Yojana – National Rural Livelihoods Mission (DAY-NRLM)
  • Deendayal Antyodaya Yojana – National Urban Livelihoods Mission (DAY-NULM)
  • Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY)
  • MUDRA Loans
  • Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC)
Self-Help Groups (SHG)
  • Definition and Need of SHGS
  • Formation of SHGS
  • SHGS under DAY NREM DAY-NILM
  • SHG-Bank Linkage Programme

 

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Module C : Banking Technology

The Module C consists of Banking Technology, following are the topics:

Subject Topic Covered
Essentials Of Bank Computerisation
  • Bank Computerisation
  • Networking Technologies In Bank
  • Uninterrupted Power System (UPS)
  • Core Banking System (CBS)
  • Data Warehousing
  • Data Mining
Operational Aspects of CBS Environment
  • Functions performed by CBS
  • Flow of Transactions in CBS
  • Accounting of Transactions in CBS
  • Begin of Day (BOD) Operations
  • End of Day (EOD) Operations
  • Password Control
  • Parameter and Master file Maintenance
  • Logical Access Control
  • Security Control in CBS
  • Role and Responsibilities of Banks under CBS
Alternate Delivery Channels Digital Banking
  • Alternate Delivery Channels
  • Automated Teller Machines (ATMs)
  • Electromagnetic Cards
  • Electronic Banking
  • Customer Protection in Unauthorized Electronic Transactions
  • Turn Around Time (TAT) Harmonization
  • Customer Compensation for Failed Transactions
Data Communication Network & EFT System
  • Data Communication Networks
  • Network Scenario in India- Major Networks
  • Emerging Trends in Banking Communication
  • Evolution of Electronics Funds Transfer (EFT) System
  • SWIFT- Structured Financial Messaging
  • Automated Cleaning System
  • Two Level Funds Transfer System
  • Emergence of Electronics Payments System in India
Digital Payment System NPCI
  • Electronic Clearing System in India
  • National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI)
  • Digital Payment Initiatives by Government of India
Impact of Technology
  • Trends in Technology Development
  • Role of Technology Upgradation
  • Global Trends in Banking System
  • Impact of Information Technology on Banks
  • Emerging Technology Trends in Banking
Security Considerations & Mitigation Measures
  • Risk Concern Areas in Banks
  • Types of Cyber Threats
  • Control Mechanism
  • Computer Audit
  • Information System Audit (IS Audit)
  • Information System Security (IS Security)
  • Online Fraud Modus Operation
  • Cyber Security Awareness
  • IT Resource Evaluation
  • Disaster Recovery Management Objectives
  • Information Technology Act
  • G. Gopalakrishnan Committee Report
  • Cyber Security Framework in Banks
  • RBI Integrated Ombudsman Scheme, 2021
Operational Aspects of Cyber Crime & Fraud Risk Management
  • Difference Between Fraud and Crime
  • Phases of an Effective Incident Response Plan
Technology Trends in Banking
  • e-RUPI
  • Fin Tech
  • Reg Tech
  • Sup Tech
Advanced Trends in Banking
  • e-RUPI
  • FinTech/RegTech/SupTech
  • Social Media Banking
  • Hashtag Banking
  • Account Aggregators
  • Open Banking

Module D: Ethics in Banks and Financial Institutions

Th final Module consists of Ethics in Banks and Financial Institutions. Following are the topics:

Section Subtopics
Ethics, Business Ethics & Banking: An Integrated Perspective
  • Values and Ethics
  • Ethics and Business Values
  • Business Ethic Definition, Principles and Practice
  • An Ethical Crisis: Is Business Ethics an Oxymoron?
  • Ethical Foundation of Banking: Finance Depends on Trust
  • Ethical Foundation of Being a Professional
  • Banking Ethics in Global Context: Enron and Its Lesson
  • Global Financial Crisis
  • Ethics in Indian Context: Satyam and Its Lessons
  • An Indian Bank Case Study
Ethics at the Individual Level
  • Values, Norms, Beliefs and Their Role
  • Core Values: The Value of a Value
  • Morality and Personal Values
  • Value – Conflicts: How Should I Live?
  • Personal Ethics and Business Ethics: Individual Integrity and Responsibility
  • The Golden Rule
  • Understanding Right and Wrong: Doing the Right Thing
  • Ethical Reasoning and Real-World Application
  • Ethical Dilemmas: Resolving Ethical Dilemmas
  • A Framework of Ethical Decision-Making
Ethical Dimensions: Employees
  • Abuse of Official Position: Insider Trading, Proprietary Data, Bribes, etc.
  • Obligations to Third Parties
  • Job Discrimination
  • Sexual Harassment
  • Managing Conflict of Interests
  • Fair Accounting Practices: Related Party Transactions
  • HRM Ethics
  • Principles of Representation and Work Environment
  • Employees as Ethics Ambassadors & Managers as Ethical Leaders
Work Ethics and the Workplace
  • What Is Work Ethics? Something Bigger Than the Self
  • Ethical Behaviour at The Workplace. Benefits
  • Recognising Ethical Workplaces
  • Unethical Behaviours: Causes and Remedies
  • Conducting Personal Business During Office Time
  • Taking Credit for Others’ Work
  • Ethical Lapses and Organizational Culture
  • Ethics of a Banker
  • Whistleblowing in Banks
  • Whistleblowing Law in India
Banking Ethics Changing Dynamics
  • Ethics and Technology
  • Data Security and Privacy
  • Intellectual Property Rights
  • Patents and Proprietary Rights
  • Ethics of Information Security

 

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FAQs

What is the JAIIB PPB Exam duration?

The examination is of total 2 hours.

What is the total marks in JAIIB PPB exam?

The total marks in JAIIB PPB exam is 100.

Is there any negative marking in the examination?

No, there's no negative marking in the examination of JAIIB PPB .

Is JAIIB PPB exam useful?

Yes, it is a very useful exam which helps the candidates to upskill themselves and also helps them to get rapid prioritized promotions.

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