Jindal School of Banking and Finance offers specialised courses within the BCom course- 

• BCom (Hons) in partnership with ACCA
• BCom (Hons) in association with NSE Academy & CFA Institute
• BCom (Hons.) Finance & Entrepreneurship
• Global BCom in partnership with Deakin University, Australia

 These specialised programmes at JSBF cater to the diverse interests and career aspirations of students, offering them a competitive edge in their chosen fields.

JSAT 2023 Cut-offs

The Jindal Scholastic Aptitude Test (JSAT) cut-offs vary every year depending on various factors such as the number of candidates who appeared for the exam, the difficulty level of the exam, and the number of seats available in each program.

The JSAT exam is conducted on a 120-mark scale, and candidates need to score a minimum cut-off score to be considered for admission to undergraduate programs at O.P. Jindal Global University.

JSBF follows a profile based selection process where the weightage is given for Academics + Entrance Score + Interview . However I must admit that performance in Personal Interview is the main criteria of selection because we won't brand a student merely by looking at the entrance exam percentile/ score scored by a candidate .

In order to have a secure future and be future ready one must focus on Communication | Confidence | Public Speaking | Leadership Skills | Initiatives | . B.Com is not just about securing a Job it is more to know what skills are non negotiable to be better prepared for a changing landscape of Job Market .

My personal advice to all aspirants is do not feel dejected / demotivated if you do not score exceptionally high in entrance . You must try and do a self SWOT analysis and understand that any good college or even a recruiter doesn't frame an opinion just by looking at past grades . We wish to see

• how much collaborative a person is and come out as a good team player
• can lead a team
• is open for criticism
• Believes in taking risk
• Innovation Skills

THE CUTOFF AS SUCH ARE NOT DISPLAYED ANYWHERE BUT YOU CAN CHECK YOUR SELECTION ON YOUR ACCOUNT ONCE YOU ARE REGISTERED WITH JSBF.

Yes, for admission to BCom courses, candidates must meet the eligibility criteria set by Jindal School of Banking and Finance. The selection criteria for the course is entrance exam score, i.e.,   SAT/ACT/SAT and Faculty Interview round. However, Students who have not appeared for SAT / ACT / UGAT / LSAT / CUET are encouraged to apply by selecting JSAT- Jindal Scholastic Aptitude Test.

 For admission to the MSc course, students need to fulfil the minimum eligibility criteria in the first place. Jindal School of Banking and Finance accepts a valid score such as CAT/MAT/ XAT/CMAT/ATMA > 50 percentile | GRE > 295 | GMAT > 450 | NMAT > 160 or MFAT (Master in Finance Aptitude Test) conducted by O.P. Jindal Global University , and a personal interview. Apart from this, the total tuition fee for the MSc course is INR 6 lakh.

Specific JSBF Programme: It depends on the exact JSBF programme you're interested in, such as the Joint Scholarship Scheme for Borderline States  -  B.Tech or the Master of Finance (Banking and Finance) offered by JSBF.

Admission Requirements Evaluation Focus: If you are seeking the Joint Scholarship Scheme, kindly identify the state and desired year for cutoff marks. For the Master of Finance programme, specifying the entrance exam you plan to take (MFAT, CAT, etc.) and any particular specialisation would be helpful.

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