Exim Bank Management Trainee and Manager Recruitment 2026

Exim Bank Syllabus Overview

The Export-Import Bank of India has announced 120 vacancies for Management Trainee and Manager posts. The total comprises 90 Management Trainee and 30 Manager vacancies. The selection process has an online Professional Knowledge exam followed by an interview for candidates who qualify in the exam.

Online Exam Pattern

The Professional Knowledge paper carries 100 marks and is conducted online. Candidates have 2 hours and 30 minutes to complete it. Part I contains a compulsory question worth 40 marks. Part II is worth 60 marks and requires candidates to answer any six of the eight questions. The available syllabus does not assign topics to either part or specify topic-wise weightage.

Financial and Trade Topics

The syllabus covers annual reports, including balance sheets, profit and loss accounts, cash flows and financial ratios. Financial projections include break-even analysis, time value of money, NPV, IRR, DSCR, ICR and sensitivity analysis.

Financial management and forex topics include external commercial borrowings, interest rate benchmarks, accounting standards, equity and bond pricing, derivatives and foreign currency or INR resource raising. Trade finance includes letters of credit, bank guarantees, supplier's and buyer's credit, UCPDC 600 and URDG.

Compliance, Risk and the Economy

Candidates should also review KYC and compliance terms, stressed accounts, NPA recovery, RBI circulars, IRAC norms, SARFAESI and IBC. Risk management includes risk evaluation and mitigation and Basel III norms. The economy and financial system topics cover trade, industry analysis, trade agreements, RBI, SEBI, export credit agencies, development financial institutions and banks.

Taxation includes direct, indirect and international taxation relevant to financial transactions. The legal and regulatory list includes the Indian Contract Act, company law, security creation, FEMA and ODI guidelines.

How to Use the Pattern

Review the listed areas and identify stronger and weaker topics. Practise analysing financial statements and working with trade finance instruments, then revise the regulations and recovery frameworks. For Part II, practise choosing six questions from eight and writing answers within the overall 150-minute limit.