IIBF Cyber Crimes and Fraud Management Fees, Attempts and Certificate
₹1,100 or ₹1,600 per attempt, depending on membership. Here's the full cost picture.
The IIBF Cyber Crimes and Fraud Management exam fee is ₹1,100 for IIBF members and ₹1,600 for non-members, plus convenience charges and taxes. The fee is the same for your first attempt and every attempt after it.
Each attempt is a separate registration and a separate payment. There is no bundle of attempts, and nothing carries over if you miss or fail a sitting.
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Fees at a Glance
First attempt
IIBF members
₹1,100 + charges and taxes
Non-members
₹1,600 + charges and taxes
Each subsequent attempt
IIBF members
₹1,100 + charges and taxes
Non-members
₹1,600 + charges and taxes
E-learning / e-book
IIBF members
Optional, additional fee shown at registration
Non-members
Optional, additional fee shown at registration
| Particulars | IIBF members | Non-members |
|---|---|---|
| First attempt | ₹1,100 + charges and taxes | ₹1,600 + charges and taxes |
| Each subsequent attempt | ₹1,100 + charges and taxes | ₹1,600 + charges and taxes |
| E-learning / e-book | Optional, additional fee shown at registration | Optional, additional fee shown at registration |
Fee Rules That Catch People Out
- check_circleYou must register, and pay, separately for every attempt. A re-attempt costs the full fee again.
- check_circleIIBF does not refund or adjust the fee once paid, for any reason. Missing your slot means paying again.
- check_circleYour date and time slot cannot be changed after registration, so a clash on exam day also means paying again.
- check_circleThe ₹500 gap between member and non-member fees applies to every attempt.
How Many Attempts You Get
IIBF's Rules & Syllabus 2026 does not set an attempt limit or a registration-validity period for this exam. It simply says you register separately for every attempt. With sittings roughly twice a month, a failed attempt can usually be followed by another within a few weeks, at the full fee each time.
If you are counting on a limit or a window, confirm it with IIBF before you plan around it.
See the question format before you pay anything.
The Certificate
If you pass, IIBF emails a digitally signed certificate to your registered email address within 3 weeks of the result. IIBF has discontinued paper certificates. E-certificates can also be downloaded from IIBF's e-certificate portal, linked from the exam page.
IIBF's rules do not mention any expiry or renewal for this certificate.
Taking It as Part of CITAP?
The exam fee above covers only this certificate. CITAP, which needs this exam plus IT Security and CISB, has its own registration fee of ₹1,000 plus GST and a training fee of ₹4,500 plus GST, per IIBF's rules.
Fees: Common Questions
What is the IIBF Cyber Crimes and Fraud Management exam fee?expand_more
₹1,100 for IIBF members and ₹1,600 for non-members, plus convenience charges and taxes as applicable.
Is a re-attempt cheaper?expand_more
No. Every attempt costs the same as the first, and you register separately each time.
Can I get a refund if I miss the exam?expand_more
No. IIBF states the fee, once paid, will not be refunded or adjusted on any account.
Is study material included in the fee?expand_more
No. E-learning and the e-book are optional add-ons for an additional fee at registration. The printed courseware is sold separately by the publisher, Macmillan.
Does the certificate expire?expand_more
IIBF's rules don't mention any expiry or renewal for this certificate.
Check Before You Pay
Fees, exam dates and registration windows are set by IIBF and revised between cycles. Confirm the latest on IIBF's exam page before you register or pay.
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