The International College of Financial Planning (ICoFP) issues a time table for the admission to the various programmes on its official website. The selection process for the courses is strictly based on merit. It is recommended that the candidates should browse through the eligibility criteria before proceeding with the selection process. Among the factors involved in the admission process of a candidate, the International College of Financial Planning (ICoFP) checks the eligibility of the candidate and puts the applicants through a test to analyse the aptitude of the candidate for the programme for the ICoFP Admissions 2021. Check out the Eligibility Criteria, Application and Selection Process for the UG and PG programmes for the ICoFP Admissions 2021. All the details including the eligibility criteria and selection process of the courses have been elaborated below.
The candidate should be a Bachelor's degree holder with not less than 45 per cent marks in aggregate after completion of Higher Secondary School (10+2 or equivalent). Candidates appearing for their final year exams may also apply provided they can produce the proof of graduation before the last date (TBA).
One can apply offline or online to ICoFP wherein the candidate needs to download the prospectus and application form along with submitting a one-time payment of Rs 1000. The candidate must visit the institute's counselling offices in person for the cash payment. He/she can send the demand draft in favour of "International College of Financial Planning Ltd" that would be payable at New Delhi.
If one chooses to pay online, it can be done through debit/credit card. Final selection of the candidate will be done after an evaluation of the academic record of the applicant from 10th standard, post-graduation qualification, Group Discussion, Personal Interview, extracurricular activities, work experience (if any). Upon selection, the candidate will be intimated by the institute after which the first fee instalment must be paid.
Candidates are selected on the basis of their score in the entrance exam conducted by the institute, known as ICoFP (I-NET). Following the written exam, the candidate will have to undergo a Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview. The institute also accepts CAT/MAT scores following which candidates only have to attend GD and PI.
Candidates applying for the PGD course will be selected on the basis of their AMCAT score, also known as Aspiring Minds Computer Adaptive Test conducted by the ICoFP. Following the written test, the candidate will have to attend Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview (PI). Applicants who have appeared for CAT/MAT can also apply for the exam.
For the regular pathway, candidates must be a 12th/HSC pass and for the challenge status pathway, one should be a CA/Intermediate level, ICWA, CFA (US), LLB, CS, CAIIB, PhD, M. Phil, PG, Associate/Licentiate/Fellowship of Life Insurance, Actuary, FIMIand FFSI from LOMA, CSE by UPSC. Also, the aspirants must have experience of three years in Financial Services industry & five years in Non-Financial Services Industry pre-CFPCM Examination to apply for the same.
For admissions into BBA course, candidates are required to clear 10+2 or equivalent exam from a recognised board with not less than 50 per cent marks in aggregate.
Admission to the BBA course at ICoFP is strictly based on the merit of the candidate in the qualifying exam.
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