JAIIB IE and IFS Exam Analysis 2025, 2nd November 2025 Detailed Analysis

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JAIIB IE and IFS Exam Analysis 2025

JAIIB IE and IFS Exam Analysis: The Indian Institute of Banking and Finance held the IE and IFS exams of the November cycle on 2nd November 2025. The exam comprised 100 questions for 100 marks and had a duration of 2 hours. We have covered the complete JAIIB IE and IFS Exam Analysis for Shifts 1 which was being held on 2nd November 2025.

JAIIB IE & IFS Exam Analysis 2025 – 2nd November 2025

Based on the feedback from professionals who appeared for the last cycle of the JAIIB IE and IFS exam, the overall difficulty level was moderate for Shift 1, while the questions in Shift 2 were comparatively more difficult. Similarly, the level of the 3rd shift was tougher than the previous ones. Most of the questions were indirect. The paper included a mix of conceptual, numerical, and factual questions from all four modules, with many related to government schemes, financial terms, merchant banking, and economic concepts. The details of the types of questions asked in the JAIIB IE and IFS exam (Shift 1,2, and 3) are provided below.

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Questions Asked in JAIIB IE & IFS Exam 3rd Shift

The topics from which questions were asked in the 3rd shift of the JAIIB IE and IFS exam are as follows:

Mutual Fund
Green Field
Brown Field
NBFC
Committees
RBI Act and Banking Regulations Act
N.C 1 and N.C 2 Comparison’
Marketing Capital
Factoring and Forefitting
GDP Deflator Formulae
Long Term Repo Operation
SHG
Large Cap
Venture Capital
Future Value of Money
Insurance FDI

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Scale Based Regulatory Framework
Velocity of Money
NARCL
Types of NBFCs
Capital Market Investment
What is Money
FDI
FDI Insurance
Mutual Fund
Money Calculation
SHG Saving Accounts

Key Takeaways from JAIIB IE and IFS Exam 3rd Shift

The exam included a broad range of topics from the Indian economy and the banking sector, testing both theoretical understanding and practical application.
Several questions focused on areas such as banking reforms, financial instruments, merchant banking, Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs), and the regulatory framework governing financial institutions.

JAIIB IE & IFS, 2nd November Shift 2

IRDAI
NNP
NaBFID
GVA Calculation
Insurance Claim Numerical
Sustainable Development Goal
CRA by SEBI
NACH
MSME Criteria
Insurance Ombudsman
Derivative
Currency with public
Green Stock Option
Asset of issue department of RBI
Numerical CAGR
Shadow Banking
Neo Bank
Fiscal deficit Numerical
Narrow Money
CSR
Section 22 of RBI Act
IMF Function
Future and Forward Contract
OSOWOG
NITI Aayog Planning Commission
GDF Deflation
ESG (modern term of CSR)
Primary Sector
SIDBI
Call Money
Notice Money
Treasury Bill
MSF and SLR
Exception of Law of Demand
FDI Limit in Private Sector Bank
RDS
RBI Core Banking Solution
Ayushman Bharat
NBFC
Hard and Soft Infrastructure
SLR
NBFC MFI
Merchant Banking
Pension Reform
LAF Corridor
Anchor Investment
Negative effect of inflation

Key Takeaways from JAIIB IE and IFS Exam 2nd Shift

The exam covered a wide range of topics from the Indian economy and banking system, focusing on both theory and practical knowledge.
Many questions were related to banking reforms, financial instruments, merchant banking, NBFCs, and regulatory frameworks.
Candidates were expected to be well-prepared with current affairs, important committee reports, and key economic formulas.

JAIIB IE & IFS, 2nd November Shift 1

Below are the major topics and themes covered in the JAIIB IE & IFS Exam 2025 – Shift 1:

Pillars of Made in India
PM Vishwakarma Scheme
NNP Formulae
Fiscal Deficit: Primary Deficit and Interest was given
Microeconomics Limitation
Monetary Policy committee (On Official Members)
Automate Route FDI
NBFC Types
FX Retail Platform
Para Banking Services
PSL Renewable Energy Target
Individual Renewable Energy
NBFC in Integrated Ombudsmen Not Included
Commercial Paper – Credit Rating
Insurance intermediaries
NBFC Term Deposit
BRICS Statement, Function, Data Related Questions
Venture Capital
Functions of IMF
Borrowing Limit of ICD Primary Dealers
Shareholders of NaBFID
Infra Financing Channels of Funding
Government Security
Alternative Reference Rate (Match the Column)
Merchant Bank and Commercial Banks Difference
Money Market Instrument
PSL Target Health Sector
Fiscal Deficit
Mutual Fund Asset Management Company
Shadow Banking
Competitive Reform
Para banking Activities
IS-LM
Grieff and Goods

Demand and Supply
Call Money
Long term Repo
Tri Party Repo
Udyami Mitra Portal
Infrastructure Sub Sector
Income tax Deduction
BR Act 1949
Investment Trust
Insurance Intermediaries FDI Limit
Microenterprise and Small Interprise
Derivative Market Statement Based
Trades MSME
Microfinance
NRLM Scheme, Swatch Bharat Abhiyan Funding
CIBIL
Financing Channel
Venture Capitals BR Act
FX Retail
Banking Reform
Insurance Principles
Banks and Finance
Trades Buyer Default
Features of Market Economy
LAF Corridor

Key Takeaways from JAIIB IE and IFS Exam 1st Shift

The exam focused on a broad range of topics, including both theoretical and practical aspects of the Indian economy and banking system.
A good number of questions were based on banking reforms, financial instruments, merchant banking, NBFC, and regulatory frameworks.
Candidates needed preparation in current affairs, committee recommendations, and economic formulas.

JAIIB IE and IFS Exam Analysis 2025 – FAQs

Q1. When was the JAIIB IE and IFS Exam held in 2025?

Ans. The JAIIB IE and IFS November Cycle exam was held on 2nd November 2025.

Q2. What was the level of the JAIIB IE and IFS exam in the Nov 2025 cycle?

Ans. The level of the JAIIB IE and IFS exam was moderate to difficult in shift 1, and Shift 2.

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