Undergraduate

Bachelor of Banking and Insurance (BBI)

Bachelor of Banking and Insurance (BBI) course overview, eligibility, duration and progression options.

Current educationBachelor of Banking and Insurance (BBI)0 exam routes1 careers2 higher-study paths
UNDERSTAND THE COURSE

Course overview

A specialised commerce route covering banking, insurance and financial services. Check quantitative depth and internships.

Indicative eligibility: Class 12 eligibility; commerce, mathematics or entrance requirements vary.

Always verify the current official admission notification before applying.

BEFORE YOU APPLY

Eligibility and required subjects

Class 12

Class 12 eligibility; commerce, mathematics or entrance requirements vary.

A specialised commerce route covering banking, insurance and financial services. Check quantitative depth and internships. This is indicative guidance; current official institution, regulator and examination rules control admission.
HIGHER STUDY

What can I study next?

Master of CommerceRelatedField · Typical pathway

Banking, insurance, finance, accounting or another commerce specialisation accepting the degree. Universities differ on whether this specialised commerce degree is accepted for each M.Com track.

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Master of Business AdministrationRelatedField · Typical pathway

Finance, banking, insurance, risk or another suitable management specialisation. MBA entrance, marks, work-experience and institute selection rules apply.

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Overview

Course overview

A specialised commerce route covering banking, insurance and financial services. Check quantitative depth and internships.
AdmissionProcess

Eligibility and admission

Class 12 eligibility; commerce, mathematics or entrance requirements vary. Exact marks, subjects, age, entrance and selection rules vary by institution and admission year.
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What students and parents should verify

Check recognition, syllabus, faculty, facilities, practical exposure, total cost, refund rules, entrance process, progression and credible outcome evidence before admission.