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MSME Finance Course | Certified Credit Counselor (CCC) Certification

Objective

Considering the growing importance of MSME finance in the banking industry, this course is designed to equip practicing banking and finance professionals with in-depth knowledge in the field of MSME finance.


Remote Proctored Mode

Remote proctoring enables candidates to take examinations from a location of their choice while maintaining the integrity of the process. Students must confirm their identity, and during the examination, the system monitors them via video, microphone, etc., to detect any behavior suggesting unfair practices (cheating). Note: Examinations must be taken using a Desktop or Laptop. Use of mobile phones, tablets, or similar devices is not permitted.

Eligibility

  • Members and non-members of the Institute.
  • Candidates who have passed the 12th standard examination in any discipline or its equivalent.
  • Candidates who have completed the BC/BF examination conducted by IIBF.

Subject of Examination

Small and Medium Enterprises in India.

Passing Criteria

Candidates must secure a minimum of 60 out of 100 marks to pass the examination.

Candidates who successfully complete the MSME examination will be certified as Certified Credit Counselors (CCC). Candidates recommended by SIDBI will be awarded a joint certificate issued by both IIBF and SIDBI.

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