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You must be a banker to appear for JAIIB examination. If not you can appear for DBF(Diploma in Banking and Finance).1. Eligibility:a) Membership is open to the employees of recognized banking establishments both in the nationalized as well as private sector including the Reserve Bank of India, State Bank of India, other Financial Institutions, both Central and State Co-operative Banks and any other institutions in India who are Institutional Members of the Institute as may be approved by the Council from time to time.b) If the name of your organization does not appear in the drop box, please mail to [email protected] with details of your organization.2. Enrolment Fee:One time life Membership fee (for candidates in India) is Rs. 1725/- (Fees Rs.1500/- + Service Tax@15% Rs.225/- = Rs.1725/-)3. Pre-requisites for online enrolment for Membership:I - Applicant should have scanned copy of his/her i) photograph ii) signature and iii) id proof (ensuring that all are within the required specifications as under)a. Images format should be in JPG 8bit and size should be minimum 8KB and maximum 20KB.b. Image Dimension of Photograph should be 100(Width) * 120(Height) Pixel only;c. Image Dimension of Signature should be 140(Width) * 60(Height) Pixel only.d. Image Dimension of ID Proof should be 400(Width) * 420(Height) Pixel only. ID Proof should contain Name, Photo, Date of Birth and Signature. Size should be minimum 8KB and maximum 25KB.e. ID proof can be any one of the following:Aadhaar IDDriving LicenseElection Voters cardEmployers cardPAN cardPassportII - To make online payment, an applicant should keep ready the necessary details about his/her Credit/Debit Card/Net Banking Details)III - Applicant should have a valid personal e-mail id.Note: Do not upload your Credit Card/Debit Card scanned image with the application.4. Procedure for Enrolment:i. Visit Institute's web site Welcome to Indian Institute of Banking & Financeii. Click on 'online membership registration'.iii. Read 'Instruction to applicants' carefully.iv. Fill up all the online application form,(all the fields mark '*' are mandatory), upload photo, signature, ID proff and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the registration process.v. On successful completion of enrolment a confirmation SMS/email will be sent to the candidate intimating the membership number(membership number is your login id), password.vi. In case, even after 2/3 working days after enrolment no confirmation is received intimating the membership details, applicant should take up the matter with the Institute. (write to [email protected] providing following details: 1) Membership number 2) Full Name 3) Date of Birth 4) Payment transaction details 5) Mobile no. and details problem/exact text of error message etc..)vii. For all failed transactions the amount is debited to applicant's Account, Institute will refund such amount within seven working days from the date of the transaction..5. General:a. A permanent I-card will be mailed to the applicant at the address given in the application.b. The permanent I-card should be produced at the time of examination and whenever demanded for availing other services.c. Enrolled members can view his/her profile/payment details using the login/password and also update his/her profile except for name, date of birth, photo, signature and ID proof.d. Enrolled member can also apply for all other services of the Institute with the same login and password as and when available.e. Any communication in regard to membership enrolment should sent to [email protected]

You need to clear All India Bar Exam. You can check with the Bar Council if you're degree is recognized. Most of them are usually recognized (except few countries).Qualification details as below:PERSONS WHO MAY BE ADMITTED AS ADVOCATES1. Subjects to the provisions of Advocates Act, and the rules made there under, a person shall be qualified to be admitted as an advocate on a State roll, if he fulfills the following conditions, namely:a) he is a citizen of India:Provided that subject to the other provisions contained in the Advocates Act, a national of any other country may be admitted as an advocate on State roll, if citizens of India, duly qualified, are permitted to practice law in that other country:b) he has completed the age of twenty one years:c) he has obtained a degree in law(j) before the 12th day of March, 1967 from any University in the territory of India; or(ii) before the 15th day of August, 1947 from any University in any area which was comprised before thatdate within India as defined by the Government of India Act, 1935; or(iii) after the 12th day of March, 1967, save as provided in Sub-clause 7(iii- a) after undergoing a three years course of study in law from any University in India which is recognised for the purposes of this Act by the Bar Council of India; or(iv) in any other case, from any University outside the territory of India, if the degree is recognised for the purposes of this Act by the Bar Council of India; or He is a Barrister and is called to the Bar on or before 31st day December, 1976 or has passed the article clerk’s examination or any other examination specified by the High Court at Bombay or Calcutta for enrolment as an attorney of that High Court; or has obtained such other foreign qualification in law as recognized by the Bar Council of India for the purpose of admission as an advocate under this Act.(d) he fulfils other conditions as may be specified in the rules made by the State Bar Council under the chapter;(e) he has paid, in respect of the enrolment stamp duty, if any chargeable under the Indian Stamp Act, 1899, (2 of 1899), and an enrolment fee payable to the State Bar Council, Six Hundred rupees and to the Bar Council of India one Hundred and fifty rupees by way of a bank challan. Provided that where such person is a member of the Scheduled caste or Scheduled Tribe and produces a certificate to that effect from such authority as may be prescribed, the enrolment fee payable by him to the State Bar Council shall be one hundred rupees and to the Bar Council of India twenty five rupees.Explanation- For the purpose of this sub-section, a person shall be deemed to have obtained a degree in law from a University in India on the date on which the results of the examination for that degree are published by the University on its notice board or otherwise declaring him to have passed that examination.