Business Correspondent
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The Business Correspondent (BC) course is a skill-based professional program designed to train individuals to deliver basic banking and financial services on behalf of banks, especially in rural and semi-urban areas. The course focuses on promoting financial inclusion by enabling learners to act as authorized representatives of banks.
Through this course, students gain practical knowledge of the banking system, account opening procedures, KYC norms, digital payment systems (AEPS, UPI, IMPS), government financial schemes, customer service, and banking security practices. Emphasis is placed on hands-on training, real-world case studies, and the use of banking devices and applications.
After successful completion, learners can work as Business Correspondents, CSP Operators, Banking Mitras, or Digital Payment Agents, or start their own customer service point as a self-employment opportunity.
The course content may be updated as per bank and RBI guidelines. Certification, placement assistance, and practical exposure are subject to institute policies and regulatory norms.
Basic Information
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Course Name: Business Correspondent (BC)
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Course Type: Skill-Based / Professional
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Duration: 3 to 6 Months
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Mode: Classroom / Online / Practical Training
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Minimum Qualification: 10th Pass
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Certification: Yes (on successful completion)
Course Requirements
To enroll in the Business Correspondent (BC) course, candidates should meet the following requirements:
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Minimum educational qualification: 10th Pass
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Basic ability to read and write in English and/or local language
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Basic knowledge of computer or smartphone usage
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Willingness to learn banking procedures and digital payment systems
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Good communication skills for customer interaction
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Aadhaar card and valid identity proof (as per bank norms)
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Basic understanding of numbers and transactions
Intended Audience
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Students seeking a career in banking and financial services
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Individuals from rural and semi-urban areas
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Aspirants interested in self-employment or starting a CSP
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Existing agents who want to upgrade their banking knowledge
