Policies
Admission and Registration Policies
Students with 70% or above in the General Secondary Diploma (12th grade) are admitted through a Placement Test. According to results, they may undergo English, Maths, and Computing training. IELTS scores (5.0–6.0) can grant exemptions, with specific programmes requiring higher scores as per College criteria.
Admission Criteria
All Professional Diplomas have the following admission criteria
- Minimum average grade of 60% in National Diploma Certificate (12 years of school) or average grade (C).
- Minimum grade of 70% in Mathematics.
- Pass the CBFS ELC Foundation year or IELTS score 5.0.
Foundation Year of the University Bradford
- Entry from a 12 year school education system with minimum performance level of 70% as an overall grade in the 12th year
- No age barrier.
- Minimum score IELTS 5.5.
- Acceptance is based on the University of Bradford approval.
Bachelor in Accounting & Finance (B.Sc.) with the University of Bradford
- Bachelor in Business & Management (B.Sc.) with the University of Bradford
- Successful completion of Bradford Pre-Degree or IELTS score 6.0 with minimum average grade of 70% in 13 year school (advance A level), CBFS with average grade (C).
- Minimum grade of 70% in Mathematics.
- Acceptance is based on the University Bradford approval.
Exceptional cases: The applications of students with academic qualifications and or who have work experience will be reviewed on a case by case basis.
| Specializations and Awards | Fees Structure | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Master in Business Administration (MBA) | RO 2250/Semester | 4 Semesters |
| M.Sc. Master in Finance | RO 1720/ Semester | 5 Semesters |
| Pre-Degree Foundation Course | RO 900 / Semester | 2 Semesters |
| B.Sc. (Hons) Accounting & Finance | RO 1250/Semester | 6 Semesters |
| B.Sc. (Hons) Business & Management | RO 1250 / Semester | 6 Semesters |
| B.Sc. in:
• Accounting, Auditing and Finance • Banking and Finance • Islamic Finance | RO 1250 / Semester | 8 Semesters |
| B.Sc. in:
• Business Administration - Marketing • Business Administration - Human Resource | RO 1250 / Semester | 8 Semesters |
| Accounting - ACCA | RO 300 / Subject | 14 Subjects |
| Accounting - CAT | RO 250 / Subject | 9 Subjects |
| Higher National Diploma in:
• Business ( Banking ) • Business (Accounting & Finance) • Business (Marketing) • Business (Human Resources) • Computing • Insurance | RO 1000 / Semester | 4 Semesters |
| English Language General Foundation Programme | RO 350 / Level | 6 Levels |
Registration Procedures and Fees
An application form must be completed in full and returned to the Admissions Office along with certified copies of the student’s academic record and English Language level.
A placement test to check the student’s level of proficiency in English Language will be conducted by the ELC. Based on the results of the test, students will be placed in the appropriate level until they complete their IELTS/ESP language programme at the English Language Centre.
A Registration fee has to be paid for Diploma & Undergraduate programmes: R.O 50/- and for Postgraduate programmes: R.O 100/-
Tuition Fees
Invoices for tuition fees are issued by the Admission & Registration Department periodically, students are requested to adhere strictly to the deadlines mentioned in the same. Please note that the College requires prompt payment of invoices.
Registration Procedures and Fees
An application form must be completed in full and returned to the Admissions Office along with certified copies of the student’s academic record and English Language level.
A placement test to check the student’s level of proficiency in English Language will be conducted by the ELC. Based on the results of the test, students will be placed in the appropriate level until they complete their IELTS/ESP language programme at the English Language Centre.
A Registration fee has to be paid for Diploma & Undergraduate programmes: R.O 50/- and for Postgraduate programmes: R.O 100/-
Tuition Fees
Invoices for tuition fees are issued by the Admission & Registration Department periodically, students are requested to adhere strictly to the deadlines mentioned in the same. Please note that the College requires prompt payment of invoices.
Mode Of Payment
Students are requested to make payment on the stipulated dates mentioned for the programme they have opted to study. The Bank Account numbers are available from the Admission & Registration Departments. No cash receipt will be entertained.
- The original cash deposit slip with the student's ID number and Course details must be submitted to the Accounts Department.
- Two receipts will be handed over to the student.
- One receipt will need to be given to the Admission & Registration Department, while the other should be retained by the student for their personal records.
- A student will only be registered once he/she completes these formalities, adhering to the deadlines given.
Fees Policy
- The registration fee is not refundable under any circumstances.
- The time limit for applying for a refund of Tuition Fees will be as per the below Refund and Dropout Policy or according to the prescriptions of the international affiliates.
- Students changing their specialization or dropping out of/postponing a semester ( these are applied to students in academic programmes across CBFS departments, irrespective of their sponsorship) should pay attention to the regulations below
Change In Specialization
- If a student wants to drop out of or postpone a semester to another academic semester, he/she can do so within a span of 15 days from the start of the course.
- If the student applies to drop out/postpone within the period mentioned above, he/she will be permitted a full refund of the fees or to transfer the paid amounts to another semester. If however, the student has taken the books pertaining to the specialization before applying to drop out/postpone, he/she will be charged for them based on the cost of the books to the College.
- If the student applies to drop out/postpone after the said 15 days period, he/she will be charged as follows:
- From 16 days up to one month from the start of the course 50% of the course fees
- After one month from the start of the course full fees to be paid by the student
- If a student wants to change his/her specialization in a particular semester, he/she can do so within a span of 15 days from the start of the course.
- The student will be permitted to transfer any paid amounts to the new specialization. If, however, the student has taken the books pertaining to the specialization, he/she will be charged for them, based on the cost of the books incurred by the College.
- If a student wants to change his/her specialization in a particular semester, he/she can do so within a span of 15 days from the start of the course.
- The student will be permitted to transfer any paid amounts to the new specialization. If, however, the student has taken the books pertaining to the specialization, he/she will be charged for them, based on the cost of the books incurred by the College.
Change In Specialization
- If a student wants to drop out of or postpone a semester to another academic semester, he/she can do so within a span of 15 days from the start of the course.
- If the student applies to drop out/postpone within the period mentioned above, he/she will be permitted a full refund of the fees or to transfer the paid amounts to another semester. If however, the student has taken the books pertaining to the specialization before applying to drop out/postpone, he/she will be charged for them based on the cost of the books to the College.
- If the student applies to drop out/postpone after the said 15 days period, he/she will be charged as follows:
- From 16 days up to one month from the start of the course 50% of the course fees
- After one month from the start of the course full fees to be paid by the student
- If a student wants to change his/her specialization in a particular semester, he/she can do so within a span of 15 days from the start of the course.
- The student will be permitted to transfer any paid amounts to the new specialization. If, however, the student has taken the books pertaining to the specialization, he/she will be charged for them, based on the cost of the books incurred by the College.