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Masters In Financial PlanningOur Admission Process
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Eligibility & Admission Process Admission Procedure:
Our Masters programs are targeted towards individuals with high potential for success. Selection at ICoFP is therefore rigorous & competitive.
Eligibility
- Applicants for all ICoFP Masters Programs must have a minimum three-year Bachelor’s degree or equivalent with minimum 45 percent aggregate marks in any discipline from any recognized University.
- Applicants appearing for the final-year degree examination can also apply, subject to submission of all mark sheets and pass certificate to ICoFP’s Admission office by September 15.
1. Application : ICoFP Prospectus and Application Form and can be acquired by one-time payment of Rs. 1000/- for one program.
- By cash payment at our counseling offices
- By post (enclosing demand draft drawn in favor of “International College of Financial Planning Ltd.” payable at New Delhi).
2. Admission Test: Applying students have to appear for ICoFP’s entrance exam (I-NET) which measures the prospective candidates on critical areas like communication skills, logical reasoning, and quantitative skills. The candidate has to undergo a rigorous selection procedure comprising of Written Test, Group Discussion & Personal Interview. All candidates who have appeared for CAT/ MAT / any other national entrance exam can also apply to ICoFP with their scores. Short listed candidates will have to appear only for GD & PI. Group Discussion and personal interview are also integral components of the admissions process.
3. Admission Offer: Final selection will be based on a careful evaluation of the applicant’s academic record from class X through graduation and/or post graduate qualification, work experience (if any), extra-curricular activities, Group Discussion and personal Interview. Successful candidates will be informed of their final selection by courier/ phone call. The selected candidates must pay their first fee installment within two weeks of receiving the admission offer, failing which the offer will be withdrawn.