The JAIIB exam has two sets of passing criteria, ensuring a thorough understanding of the key concepts covered in the exam:

1. Minimum Marks in Each Subject: You need to score at least 50 out of 100 marks in each of the three individual papers. This translates to achieving a minimum of 50% in each subject independently.

2. Overall Aggregate Marks: Additionally, you need to achieve an overall aggregate of 50% across all three papers combined. This translates to a minimum of 225 marks out of 300 in total.

However, there’s a leniency clause: even if you score at least 45 marks in each subject and achieve a total of 50% across all subjects in a single attempt, you will still be considered to have passed the exam.

Therefore, you have two options to fulfill the pass criteria:

Option 1: 50 or above in each subject and 50% overall aggregate.
Option 2: At least 45 in each subject and 50% overall aggregate in a single attempt.