Syllabus breakdowns, the law & regulation changes your textbook missed, and prep strategy for the November 2026 cycle — from the ex-banker behind Bank Exams with Swarnakshi.
Student Centre guides — how to use every feature (explained from scratch, with screenshots)
What the number means, why wrong answers come back after 2, 7 and 15 days, and how to clear the queue in about 14 minutes a day.
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What 'units done' and 'mastered' really mean, why reading counts for nothing, the Mastery Map, and how to move the bars.
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The 0–100 score and its three verdicts, the five things that feed it, the predicted range, the mark-loss map — and the fastest ways up.
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The 'Today' line, the quick cards, the Diagnose → Study → Prove-it loop and the 30-Minute Plan — so you never waste a session deciding.
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The four summary numbers, the score-trend line, accuracy and speed by subject, weakest modules, and the results screen after every mock.
Read →New — the November 2026 prep series
Every AFM calculation belongs to one of 13 formula families. The Mock Centre now has a 316-question Numericals Drill with a worked solution for every question and the slip behind every wrong option. The full family map, how the drill works, and ten questions to try on the page.
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A scenario followed by five linked MCQs is how the paper tests rules working together. We added 80 cases (20 per subject, 400 explained questions) to the Mock Centre — here is how the tab works, how to attempt case sets in the exam, and a complete PPB case you can answer on the page.
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Nine changes since 1 July 2026 — RB-IOS 2026, ₹1-crore loans against shares, the MDR amendment, UPI limits, deposit-pricing rules, the FCNR(B) window, Q1 FY27 GDP — plus what starts on 1 Oct and 1 Jan, ten "both positions" traps and a free 6-page update sheet.
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The actual formula behind the 0–100 Readiness Score, the predicted score range and mark-loss map, the daily Diagnose → Study → Prove-it loop and 2/7/15-day Smart Revision — and a one-hour daily routine that uses all of it.
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Forget read-first plans. A 60-day and 30-day JAIIB timetable built on daily mocks, re-mocks and spaced revision — learn by practicing from day one.
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What the official IIBF books do well, where working bankers struggle with them, and exactly how our audited 25-book series and Mock Centre fill each gap.
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Download a free JAIIB AFM formula sheet PDF covering ratios, interest, annuities, bonds, capital budgeting, depreciation, break-even and variances.
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Revise the PPB banking-rule changes relevant for JAIIB Nov 2026: four nominees, KYC updates, MSME limits, UCB priority-sector target and more.
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Prioritise JAIIB Nov 2026 topics across IE&IFS, PPB, AFM and RBWM. Includes a high-medium study matrix without misleading weightage guarantees.
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Avoid the most common JAIIB preparation mistakes: passive reading, outdated rules, delayed AFM practice, weak mock review and poor time planning.
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One hour a day is enough — if practice IS the study. The daily loop: Daily 10, a unit mock with explanations, due revisions, and 10 minutes patching only what you missed.
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Compare outdated JAIIB answers with current rules on nominees, MSMEs, UCB priority sector, GST, KYC, substantial interest and reporting dates.
Read →The law-drift series
All four paper dates, the extended registration deadline (1 September), and a week-by-week plan that actually fits a working banker's schedule.
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All four AFM modules explained, the topics that carry the most marks, and the 2025–26 changes (GST 2.0, LTCG rates) that make old notes dangerous.
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GST 2.0 replaced the four old slabs in September 2025. What the new structure looks like, why the textbook still prints 12% and 28%, and how JAIIB frames the question.
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The Banking Laws (Amendment) Act 2025 rewrote nomination for deposits, lockers and safe custody from 1 November 2025. The old "one nominee" answer is now wrong.
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MSME limits, beneficial-owner thresholds, SFB priority-sector targets, ATM charges, GDP base year and more — every drift-prone figure, with the book position and the current position.
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