1.retail banking
2.bringing all poor people under banking net
3.financial statements
4. wholesale banking
Answer:2
1.A document written and Signed by the payer/maker
2.Containing an unconditional undertaking
3.To pay a certain sum of money only to a specific person or the bearer
4.All of the above
Answer 41.1 crop season
2.2 crops seasons
3. 2 years
4.4 crop seasons
Answer 21.IT company
2.Insurance company
3.Bank
4.NBFC
Answer 41.Electronic Commerce
2. Internet Commerce
3.Both 1 and 2
4.None of The Above
Answer 31.retail banking
2.bringing all poor people under banking net
3.financial statements
4. wholesale banking
Answer 21.75%
2.60%
3.80%
4. 50%
Answer 11.Overdraft
2.EMI
3.Sweep-in Facility
4.Recurring Deposit
Answer 11.SEBI
2.NBFCs
3.Cooperative society
4.SBI
Answer 21.NBFC
2. RBI
3.SEBI
4.NABARD
Answer 11.60%
2.70%
3.50%
4.80%
Answer 11. KP Group
2.Gadgil Study Group
3.Ghosh committee
4. Bhagwati committee
Answer 21.170 days
2.270 days
3.120 days
4.5 days
Answer 21.MSMED Act, 2006
2.MSME Act, 2001
3.MSMED Act, 1999
4.MSME Act, 2004
Answer 11.36 months
2. 60 months
3.48 months
4.48 months
Answer 21.non-discretionary plan
2.discretionary plan
3.contributory plan
4.non-contributory plan
Answer 31.Scheme for Systematic Structuring of Stressed Assets
2.Scheme for Sustainable Structuring of Scholastic Assets
3.Scheme for Sustainable Structuring of Stressed Assets
4.Scheme for Sustainable Strength of Stressed Assets
Answer 31.London
2.Tokyo
3.Mumbai
4.Singapore
Answer 41. 3rd
2.7th
3.6th
4.5th
Answer 41.No Fee
2. Rs. 100
3.Rs. 200
4.Rs. 500
Answer 11.A written document that transfers the value in it from one person to other
2.A written document entitled on an individual by delivery or endorsement
3.A written document, entitled on a person to receive money
4.All of the above
Answer 41.Rs 25 lakh
2.Rs 15 lakh
3. Rs 20 lakh
4.Rs 10 lakh
Answer 41. Promissory note
2. Bill of exchange
3.Money order
4.None of the above
Answer 21.Financial Investment Network and Operations
2.Farmers’ Investment Network and Operations
3.Farmers’ Inclusion Network and Operations
4.Financial Inclusion Network and Operations
Answer 41.Salary account
2.Current Account
3.FD
4. Loan
Answer 31.Recovering Loans
2.Increasing Deposits
3.Transparent appointment of Directors
4. Reducing Corruptions and Scams
Answer 11.1996
2. 2000
3.1980
4.1992
Answer 41.NRO account
2.NRE account
3.NRI account
4.None of the above
Answer 11.Update the calendar specifying the date of such payment
2.Cancel the payment
3.Register a complaint
4. None of the above
Answer 11.Simple credit
2.Rural credit
3.Micro credit
4.No Frills Loan
Answer 31.A 14-day repurchase agreement of Treasury 8% 2007
2.A treasury bill with 7 days to maturity
3.A 3-month certificate of deposit
4.All of the above
Answer 41.Timing of payment for asset
2. Total cost of asset
3.Quality of asset purchased
4. Legal ownership of asset
Answer 31.Nationalization of banks
2.Public Sector Lending targets
3.Zero Balance accounts
4. All of the above
Answer 41. Savings Bank Account
2.Fixed Deposit Account
3. Recurring Account
4.Current Account
Answer 11.return backed security
2.cash flow backed security
3. interest backed security
4.mortgage backed security
Answer 41.Arbitrage
2.Diversifying
3.Speculating
4.Hedging
Answer 11.Register of companies
2.Underwriter
3. Investment bank
4. Registar of Issues
Answer 11.Currency Note
2.Promissory Note
3.Bill of Exchange
4.Cheques Answer
Answer 11.BHIM framework allows its usage without internet also
2.Money can also be sent to non-UPI supported banks using IFSC code and account number.
3. BHIM allows daily transaction limit of Rs 20,000.
4.Through BHIM app, a maximum of Rs 5,000 is allowed per transaction.
Answer 41.Tertiary markets
2.Primary markets
3. Secondary markets
4.None of the above
Answer 21.Fixed Deposit Account
2.Savings Bank Account
3.Recurring Deposit Account
4.Current Account
Answer 31.NBFCs does not hold a banking license.
2.NBFC can issue Demand Drafts like banks.
3.Both 1 and 2 are correct
4.Neither of them are correct
Answer 11.to permit citizens of India to transfer funds abroad for permitted current or capital account transactions
2. to permit foreigners to transfer funds abroad for permitted current or capital account transactions
3.to permit NRI to transfer funds to India for permitted current or capital account transactions
4.None of the above
Answer 11.Increased sales of government securities to individuals or institutions who pay for them from their bank
2.Regulations requiring the banks to maintain positive end-of-day balances with the Bank of England
3.Both 1 and 2
4.Lower levels of taxation and reductions in tax receipts to the Treasury
Answer 31.Blockchain Remittance
2. Inward Foreign Remittance
3.Outward Foreign Remittance
4.None of the above
Answer 21.Government of India
2.IRDA
3.RBI
4.None of the above
Answer 31.Company’s trustee
2.Debenture trustee
3.Bond trustee
4.SEBI
Answer 2