Only the changes that help your preparation — new questions, new Animated PPTs, new tools — newest first. Added every week, right up to the November 2026 papers, free for every student.
A short-window online product for the November papers: 10 selected full-length mocks per paper on the real IIBF pattern (statements, case studies, ½ / 1 / 2-mark questions, the 2-hour clock), scored on our server with every answer explained, wrong / skipped review, unit breakdown and retakes — plus a dashboard that counts down to each of your papers (IE&IFS 1 Nov · PPB 22 Nov · AFM 28 Nov · RBWM 29 Nov) and picks your next paper. Access to online mocks until 30 November 2026; your scores and history stay visible after that. One paper ₹399 · all four ₹1,199 · the Success Kit adds the 7-Day Crash Course PDF (₹599 a paper · ₹1,899 for all four, PDFs yours to keep). Already bought a Crash Course PDF? Add its 10 mocks for ₹300 — all 40 for ₹900 — the Kit price minus what you paid. Sold separately — not part of the Online Mock Centre, All-Access or Subject Pass plans (buy with your login e-mail and it opens on your existing login). Everything inside → · Store →
Online access now lasts 18 months instead of one year on every plan — the All-Access Bundle, the Online Mock Centre, every subject pass and every PDF + Online combo — so one purchase covers the November 2026, May 2027 and November 2027 papers. Everyone who bought an online plan earlier has been extended too: nothing to claim, your Access valid till date in the Mock Centre simply moved six months forward. PDFs remain yours to keep.
The short test is back as the Quick Diagnostic — 10 questions, about 4 minutes, no login — for anyone who wants a first read of their weakest paper before committing two hours; the free 120-question mock stays the proper test and now asks for only three details (name, e-mail, mobile — bank and city optional). Its result reads as a diagnostic: every paper out of 30 with the weakest flagged, your biggest opportunity named, the units that cost you most listed with links — then Build my study plan opens the free demo, where Study Today turns that diagnostic into a daily plan, and your personal 10% code follows. The homepage now demonstrates Study Today first (one plan the other tools feed), the exam countdown is computed from Indian time on every visit, prices read the same everywhere ("regular price" plus the current offer line), and the exam-week discount is now Unlock your exam-prep offer — same three tries on the wheel, calmer wording.
A full-length mock, free: 120 questions, 30 from each paper, drawn from the 825 free questions on our unit pages and shuffled so no two candidates get the same paper. 120 minutes on the same exam screen as the Mock Centre (sections, question palette, Mark for Review, Save & Next), nothing revealed until you submit — then a subject-wise read, every question explained with a link to its unit page, and a personal 10% code for a genuine attempt (30+ minutes, 80+ answered). Register with your e-mail to start; the mock resumes on your device if the tab closes, and the result is e-mailed to you. It replaces the old free ten-question test as the site's free entry point (old links forward to it). Sit the free mock →
During the NOV 2026 exam preparation offer the homepage and the Store no longer print the code: press Unlock my offer — three tries on the wheel, up to 20% off the Online Mock Centre, All-Access and every subject pass (single books excluded). The code you win applies in the Store cart, where the final price appears before you pay. The wheel runs till 2 October; the free mock's personal 10% code continues after that.
Under every explanation in the Mock Centre (Learning mode, solutions, the question preview and case studies) there is now an Ask Joey about this question button. It opens Joey with that exact question attached — the stem, the options, our answer key and our explanation — so Joey explains it in his own words and answers follow-ups: why is my pick wrong, give me a similar example, how do I remember this. The panel pins the question (Discussing AFM-12-5) until you detach it or start a new chat, and Joey stays consistent with our verified answer key; if something still looks off, he asks you to send the ID through Exam Support so the team can check. Joey now also answers general JAIIB doubts — concepts, formulas and the current figures from the September 2026 Law Update Sheet — and every answer is grounded in our own unit notes: Joey reads the key facts and trap pairs of the unit your doubt belongs to, tells you which unit it is quoting ("as per our AFM Unit 12 notes"), says so plainly when our notes do not cover something, and ends with a 📖 Open the unit link. Type a doubt without opening a question and Joey also finds the three questions in our bank that match it best and quotes them by ID — tap the ID to open the question. Paid Mock Centre accounts get 10 Joey answers a day (JAIIB IDs, All-Access, subject passes); the free demo keeps Joey for help with the site.
A new Discussion tile in the Mock Centre. Post a doubt under AFM, PPB, IE&IFS, RBWM or General; every logged-in student can read it and reply; upvote the replies that helped and mark the one that settled it. The SJA team answers too — their replies carry an SJA Team badge. Under every explanation in a mock there is now an Ask the community link that opens a new post with that question attached, and you get an email when someone replies to your doubt (switch it off per post if you prefer). A read-only copy of the board is public at sjalearning.in/community so the answers help everyone — first names only, no logins shown. And every question now carries a short ID — AFM-12-5 means AFM · Unit 12 · Question 5 (case studies PPB-C7-3, numericals AFM-N1-5) — shown on the question, in solutions and in search; tap it to copy a link that opens the same question for anyone who studies here, and quote it in a doubt, a message or a WhatsApp group.
Two independent reviews of the website and the Mock Centre (5–6 September) turned into one batch. On phones: the Mock Centre no longer opens scrolled down after a reload, every new question and the scorecard open at the top, the subject tabs fit on a 360-px screen, and comparison tables get a swipe hint with a sticky first column. Prices: every page — homepage, Store, Features, product pages and the upgrade pop-up inside the app — now reads from one catalogue, so festival prices switch on and off everywhere at once and the old ₹3,999 launch figures are gone; the cart also stops you paying twice for content a bundle already includes. Keyboard and screen readers: every form field on the site and in the app has a real label, checkout and info pop-ups trap focus and close on Escape, and the concept-deck cards can be revealed with Enter. Smarter search: “repo rate” now lists the repo-rate questions first and puts word-fragment matches (“report”, “separately”) below a line; the answer preview keeps its Close button on screen. Plus: Readiness links open the right subject, Progress and Mastery Map explain what each number counts, verdicts wait for at least five questions, the Why SJA audit table links the primary document for every row, a rebuilt Complete Guide (Sep 2026 edition), a branded 404 page and security headers.
Leave a unit or mock midway in Learning mode — a closed tab, a phone that reloaded the page, a detour to the Course tab — and your home screen now offers Resume: the questions you checked, their explanations and your correct-answer streak come back exactly where you left them, on any device you are signed in on. The ↻ button inside the player starts a unit over; Exam mode resumes as before, now on the right question. Behind the scenes, every question in the bank went through a clarity pass: concept capsules moved out of question stems into their own box, garbled Match-the-following tables rewritten, option text restored (₹ amounts, acronyms, Act names), 11 stems restored to their original wording, and the Course tab's Trap Pairs tables rebuilt. The free Law Update Sheet was also corrected (forex reserves US$729 bn on 21 Aug, record US$740.8 bn on 28 Aug; locker nominations are successive-only).
A new Mock Centre tab for the part of AFM that decides the result. Interest, EMI and annuities, bonds, NPV/IRR, ratios, depreciation, bank reconciliation, final accounts, working capital, forex, marginal and standard costing, bank provisioning, cash flow and WACC — every question with a step-by-step working and a one-line reason for each wrong option. Learn mode shows the working after each answer; Exam mode gives 2 minutes a question; a mixed 20-question set refreshes daily; misses enter Smart Revision. Home → Numericals Drill. The demo opens the Module A families. The formula-family map + 10 free questions.
A new tab in the Mock Centre for the paper's case-based pattern: a short banking scenario followed by five linked MCQs, 20 cases per subject, every option explained, all updated to the September 2026 position of the law. Answer the whole case, submit, read the verdicts; scores and retakes are tracked, and attempts count towards your streak and analytics. Home → Case Studies. The free demo opens the five AFM Module A cases. How the pattern works + a free case to try.
Everything that changed after our 1 July freeze, verified on 3 Sep: RB-IOS 2026 (₹30 lakh + ₹3 lakh, 90-day window), ₹1-crore loans against shares, the August MDR amendment (UPI still free), UPI's ₹10,000 biometric limit, the 1 Oct deposit-pricing rules, the FCNR(B) window, Q1 FY27 GDP at 7.8% — and the 2026 corrections the textbooks predate (CPI base 2024, Income-tax Act 2025, co-lending 2025). Download the free 6-page sheet · read the summary. In the Mock Centre, 70 explanations and unit fact-sheets now carry both positions, marked [Law update, Sep 2026]; the CPI base-year question keys to 2024.
One plain-English guide for each feature, with screenshots from a real practice history: Revision Due · Subject Progress · JAIIB Readiness · Study Today · Analytics. Ten minutes each, and you will use the platform the way it was designed.
Fresh questions, not reshuffles: 800 new MCQs written from the audited notes, each with a full why-right-why-wrong explanation. You now have 108 full-length mocks and 9,900+ questions — AFM 22 · PPB 32 · IE&IFS 32 · RBWM 22. Look for the NEW tag in Mocks.
A new guide walks through exactly how the score is built (mocks 40 · coverage 20 · accuracy 20 · revision 10 · speed 10), what the predicted range and mark-loss map mean, and a one-hour daily routine that uses them. Read it →
A 7-minute Animated PPT that plays at first login: the exact way to use this platform from today to the papers — what to do daily, weekly, and in the last 10 days. Plus one animated strategy PPT per subject (free on the demo too). Animated PPTs tab → Start here.
Mock Centre Subject Passes give you all MCQs, mocks, Animated PPTs, Smart Revision and Readiness Score for a single subject at ₹1,499. Passes stack if you add a subject later.
The law drifts your old textbook gets wrong (GST slabs, four nominees, MSME limits), a 60/30-day mock-first study plan, the AFM formula sheet, common first-attempt mistakes, expected topic weightage. Read them free →
25 books audited against the September 2026 rulebook · 9,100+ explained MCQs across all 165 units · 100 full-length mocks in Practice and Exam mode · 191 Animated PPTs · Smart Revision (2/7/15-day), planner, mastery map, analytics, certificates. Everything since has been added on top — free for existing students.
The next Law Update Sheet after the 5–7 October MPC · the 'most-missed questions' set from real student data · a last-30-days revision sprint from 22 October · fresh full-length mocks till the papers. Something you'd like to see? Tell us.