JAIIB IE and IFS Last 15 Days Study Plan, Check Details

Preparing for the JAIIB (Junior Associate of the Indian Institute of Bankers) exams can feel challenging, especially for working professionals with limited time. The Investment & Economics (IE) and Indian Financial System (IFS) papers require careful planning, strategic preparation, and focused practice to score well. As per the JAIIB exam date notice, the IE and IFS paper will be held on 2nd November. With just 15 days left, it is important to adopt a clear, step-by-step study plan that maximizes results without overwhelming you.

In this blog, we have provided the last 15-day strategy for working bankers to secure 60+ marks in IE and IFS, using practical methods and efficient time management.

How does a 15-Day Plan Work?

As a working professional, your daily working hours are mostly occupied. This means traditional methods like reading multiple PDFs or spending long hours on textbooks are not very effective. A targeted 15-day study plan helps you:

  • Focus only on high-weightage topics
  • Practice efficiently with mock tests and numerical exercises
  • Build confidence by revising weak areas repeatedly
  • Avoid burnout by following a structured, achievable schedule

Also Check: JAIIB IE and IFS Syllabus

Key Principles of This 15-Day Plan

To succeed in these last days, follow these four core principles:

Focus AreaStrategyNotes
Strategic FocusPrioritize topics most likely to appear in examsIE: Money Market, Capital Market, Bonds, Mutual Funds, Insurance Products, Pension Products
IFS: Indian Economy, Financial Institutions, Regulatory Framework, Banking Operations
ConsistencyStudy 2–3 hours daily; 4–5 hours on weekends for revisionSmaller, regular study sessions are more effective than long, irregular ones
Practice & AnalysisTake unit-wise MCQs, module-wise tests, and case studiesAnalyze mistakes carefully and revise weak areas immediately
Revision & Quick NotesReserve last 3–4 days for quick revisionUse short notes, flashcards, and formulas to strengthen memory and boost confidence

8 Essential JAIIB IE and IFS Topics

The 8 essential IE and IFS topics from which questions were most commonly seen in the JAIIB examinations are as follows:

  1. Overview of the Indian Economy
  2. Economic Planning and Reforms
  3. The Indian Financial System
  4. The Indian Banking System
  5. Money Market
  6. Capital Market
  7. Priority Sector Lending and Financial Inclusion
  8. Foreign Trade and Government Schemes

Also Check: JAIIB Admit Card 2025

15-Day Study Plan: Day-Wise Strategy

Day-wise study plan for the next 15 days is as follows:

Concept Build-Up (Days 1–7)

The first phase focuses on building strong foundational concepts. Dedicate time to understanding core modules, key definitions, instruments, regulations, and recent developments. Make short notes for quick revision later.

Day(s)Focus AreaAction
1–7Core ModulesIE (Module D): Money Market, Capital Market, Bonds, Mutual Funds, Insurance, Pension
IFS (Module A): Indian Economy, Banking Framework
1–7Daily Study HoursSpend 2–3 hours daily reading and understanding core concepts
1–7Notes & RevisionMake short notes for quick revision later

Application & Practice (Days 8–12)

In this phase, the focus shifts to applying concepts through practice. Solve MCQs, numerical exercises, and case study questions to strengthen understanding and identify weak areas.

Day(s)Focus AreaStrategy
8–12MCQs & Numerical ExercisesSolve questions from previous years and practice sets
8–12Case Study-Based QuestionsFocus on real-life scenario questions related to IE and IFS
8–12Error Analysis & RevisionAnalyze mistakes and revise weak topics immediately

Full-Length Mock Tests (Days 13–14)

This phase is designed to simulate exam conditions. Full-length mock tests help you practice time management, accuracy, and exam strategy.

Day(s)Focus AreaStrategy
13–14Full-Length Mock ExamsTake full-length mocks to simulate real exam conditions
13–14Accuracy & Time ManagementTrack accuracy, speed, and weak areas
13–14Revision of MistakesRe-read difficult concepts and correct errors

Final Revision & Confidence Building (Day 15)

The final day is all about quick revision and boosting confidence. Focus on high-weightage topics, flashcards, formulas, and a final mock session if possible. Ensure proper rest before the exam.

DayFocus Area Strategy
Last dayQuick RevisionFocus on flashcards, formulas, and short notes
Last dayHigh-Weightage TopicsDo a quick review of all important concepts
Last dayFinal Mock SessionTake a short mock test if time allows
Last dayRest & ConfidenceEnsure adequate rest and maintain confidence before the exam

Tips for JAIIB IE and IFS Study Plan

Some of the tips to be followed while preparing for the JAIIB IE and IFS exam are as follows:

  1. Use Online Platforms – Digital courses, video lessons, and mock test apps save time and provide structured learning.
  2. Follow a Routine – Allocate fixed hours daily; even small, uninterrupted sessions of 2 hours matter.
  3. Track Progress – Maintain a checklist of completed topics and test results to stay motivated.
  4. Avoid Distractions – Stay focused during study hours. Switch off unnecessary notifications.
  5. Revise Strategically – Don’t try to learn new topics in the last days; focus on consolidation.

FAQs

Q1. Can I complete JAIIB IE & IFS preparation in 15 days?

Yes, with a focused and structured plan, 15 days are enough to revise and practice key topics.

Q2. How many hours should I study daily in the last 15 days?

2–3 hours on weekdays and 4–5 hours on weekends is sufficient.

Q3. Which topics are important for IFS?

Indian Economy, Financial Institutions, Regulatory Framework, and Banking Operations.

Q4. Should I focus on new topics in the last 15 days?

No, focus on revising core concepts, practicing questions, and strengthening weak areas.

Q5. How can I improve retention in a limited time?

Use short notes, flashcards, and quick revisions to memorize key points.