IIBF Cyber Crime and Fraud Management Mock Tests & Questions
IIBF's Certificate Examination in Prevention of Cyber Crimes and Fraud Management is a single remote-proctored paper of 120 MCQs for 100 marks in 2 hours. There is no negative marking, but the pass mark is 60/100, and only 28.92% of the 5,737 candidates who sat it in 2024-25 passed. These mocks follow the real pattern so you find your weak modules before the exam does.
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How IIBF Cyber Crimes & Fraud Management is actually structured
The Cyber Crimes and Fraud Management exam is one online paper of 120 multiple-choice questions for 100 marks, with 2 hours to answer. It is taken in remote proctored mode from your own desktop or laptop (not a phone or tablet) and is conducted in English only. Questions span four modules: cyber crimes overview (phishing, hacking, social engineering), fraud management (prevention, detection, incident response, forensics), electronic transactions and card frauds, and cyber laws and regulatory compliance including the IT Act, 2000. There is no negative marking, and 60 out of 100 clears it. IIBF also asks about recent regulatory developments up to a published cut-off date.
Full syllabus coverage
Module A: Cyber Crimes Overview
- check_circleCyber crime concepts, techniques and channels
- check_circleModus operandi: phishing, hacking, social engineering, cyber extortion, cyber squatting
- check_circleComputer vulnerabilities, internet fraud, email crime investigation, database hacking
Module B: Fraud Management
- check_circlePrevention, detection and mitigation controls; encryption and decryption
- check_circleCyber crime reporting, investigation and management
- check_circleEvidence collection, chain of custody, risk management and cyber forensics
Module C: Electronic Transactions
- check_circleOnline transactions: concepts, emerging trends and legal implications
- check_circleGlobal payment processing
- check_circleElectronic card frauds: ATM, credit and smart cards
Module D: Cyber Laws & Regulatory Compliance
- check_circleInformation Technology Act, 2000 and its amendments
- check_circleElectronic transactions and taxation issues, human traits
- check_circleRegulatory compliance and national and international institutions
Questions people ask
Who can take the IIBF Cyber Crimes and Fraud Management exam?
Both IIBF members and non-members, as long as you have passed 12th standard in any discipline or its equivalent. You do not need to work in a bank.
What is the exam pattern?
One online paper of 120 multiple-choice questions for 100 marks in 2 hours, taken in remote proctored mode from a desktop or laptop, in English only.
What are the passing marks and is there negative marking?
You need at least 60 out of 100 to pass, and there is no negative marking.
What is the exam fee?
₹1,100 for IIBF members and ₹1,600 for non-members, plus convenience charges and taxes. The same fee applies to every attempt, and you register separately each time.
How many candidates pass?
IIBF's Annual Report 2025-26 shows 1,659 of 5,737 candidates passed in 2024-25 (28.92%), and 2,000 of 4,159 in 2025-26 (48.09%).
Is the exam held at a centre?
No. It is remote proctored: you take it from a location of your choice on a desktop or laptop with a webcam and microphone. Mobiles and tablets are not allowed.
What does ₹199 unlock?
Full-length mock tests matching the real 120-question, 2-hour format, module-wise practice sets, and explained answers tied to the concept being tested.
Does this certificate count towards CITAP?
Yes. IIBF's CITAP qualification requires this exam plus the Certificate Examination in IT Security and the Certified Information System Banker (CISB) exam, followed by mandatory training.
Is the exam available in Hindi?
No. IIBF conducts this examination in English only.
How long should I prepare?
Many working candidates give it 3 to 5 weeks: read IIBF's Macmillan courseware once, make short notes on fraud controls and the IT Act, then practise full timed mocks until you are scoring comfortably above 60.
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