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- Which of the following is / are not the functions of "India Post Payments Bank" (IPPB) ?
- It can set up its own outlets such as branches, Automated Teller Machines (ATMs),
- Acceptance of demand deposits, i.e., current deposits, and 7. savings bank deposits from individuals, small businesses and other entities, as permitted under Banking Regulation Act
- It is restricted to hold a maxi-mum balance of Rs.1,00,000 8. per individual customer
- Issuance of ATM / Debit Cards
- Can issue credit cards
- Maximum number of shareholders in a Private Limited Company ?
- 50
- 200
- 7
- As per the Memorandum of Association
- No restriction
- If the award of the Banking Ombudsman is not acceptable to parties, within how many days they can file an appeal with Appellate Authority ?
- Within 30 days on receipt of the order
- Within 60 month on receipt of the order
- Within 90 days
- Within 45 days
- No such time limit
- What is true about the allocations to Rural sector as per the latest budget 2017 - 18 ?
- Government targets to bring 1 crore households out of poverty by 2019
- During 2017 - 18, 5 lakh farm ponds to be taken up under MGNREGA
- Over Rs. 3 lakh crores allocated for rural India. MGNREGA to double farmers income
- Allocating Rs.19,000 crores for Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana in 2017 - 18
- All the above
- Kshatrapati Sivaji is the Chairman and Managing Director of :
- ONGC
- SAIL
- SIDBI (Small Industries Development Bank of India)
- TRAI
- IFCI
- In the case of deposit held by joint persons, the nomination can be made in favour of :
- A single individual
- More than one person in case deposit is payable jointly
- More than one person in case deposit is payable to either or survivor(s)
- Separate persons by each depositor
- None of these
- Which of the Payment and settlement system is not managed directly by RBI ?
- RTGS
- NEFT
- ECS
- Board formed as per PASSA
- None of these
- With respect to NPCI, which of the following statements is not correct :
- Not profit making company
- Public sector banks must hold minimum 51% of its capital
- Acts as umbrella organisation for retail payments systems
- (1) and (2)
- None of the above
- A joint account is in the names of X and Y operated by both of them jointly. On the death of X the credit balance in the account is payable to :
- Y
- The legal heirs of X
- As per the court orders only
- Jointly to Y and the legal heirs of X
- None of these
- What should be the minimum deposit in a PPF (Public Provident Fund) Account ?
- Rs.1000/-
- Rs.2000/-
- Rs.500/-
- Rs.10/-
- Rs.5000/-
- What are the provisions made in the budget 2017 - 18 for youth ?
- Introduction of a system of measuring annual learning outcomes, innovation fund for secondary education
- There will be a focus on 3,479 educationally-backward blocks
- Courses in foreign languages to be introduced
- 100 India International Skill centres will be established across the country under Skill India Mission was launched in 2015 to maximise the potential of our youth
- All the above
- For opening Saving Account under e-KYC, Account Holder's authenticated details are received from ____________
- Income Tax Dept
- Election Commission
- UIDAI
- Concerned Municipal Office
- None of the above
- In order to fulfil all the bank needs of the start-ups, a dedicated solution "Smart up" has recently been launched by :
- Union Bank of India
- Yes Bank
- HDFC Bank
- Bandhan Bank
- Indian Bank
- Apart from Cash, payments to any person / merchant can be made through :
- NEFT
- Demand Draft
- RTGS
- Plastic Cards
- All of these
- Which is the most active segment of the money market in India ?
- Call money / Notice money market
- Repo/ Reverse repo
- Commercial paper
- Certificate of deposit
- None of these
- A mandate has to be registered with :
- Sub-registrar of assurances
- Registrar of firms
- Registrar of joint Stock Companies
- The court under whose jurisdiction it falls
- Need not be registered
- While issuing a cheque to someone, Kohli has put the date which he realized that date written is as of yesterday. What he should do ?
- He should change the date to today's date under his full signature
- Tell the payee to change the date to today's and ask him to sign
- No need to change the date as a cheque is valid for three months
- Better destroy the cheque and issue a new cheque
- Any of the above can be done by him
- Which of the following 'Public Sector Banks' was acquired by Punjab National Bank in 1993 ?
- Union Bank of India
- United Bank of India
- New Bank of India
- UCO Bank
- Central Bank of India
- Who is the chairman and Managing Director of UCO Bank ?
- Arun Tiwari
- Animesh Chauhan
- Arun SriVastava
- Ravi Kishan Thakkar
- None of the above
- The Capital Adequacy Ratio Norms (CAR) in Bank Industry were introduced by RBI in :
- April 1991
- April 1992
- March 1992
- July 1992
- None of these
- Which of the following entities are floated by SIDBI ?
- SIDBI Venture Capital Ltd
- SME Rating Agency of India Ltd. (SMERA)
- ISARC - India SME Asset Reconstruction Company
- CGTMSE Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises
- All the above
- A truncated cheque is one which is __________
- Torn
- Photocopied
- Post dated
- Scanned (CTS)
- Unsigned
- For an auto-renewed deposit, change of period from date of renewal without penalty can be done provided, customer requests within __________
- 7 days
- 15 days
- 18 days
- 14 days
- 30 days
- Suresh, an Indian national has gone to USA on a student VISA to do his master degree in medicine. What is his residential status ?
- Resident
- NRI
- PIO
- None of the above
- All the above
- "Refund Banker Scheme" pertains to :
- IBA
- SEBI
- RBI
- Income tax
- LIC
- Which of the following is/are not the function of Credit Information Bureau of India Ltd. [CIBIL] ?
- Established on the recommendations of Siddiqui Committee
- Set up by SBI and HDFC in association with Dun & Bradstreet and Trans Union International
- It acts as a facilitator for credit dispensation and helps mitigate the credit risk
- Disseminates information in regard to suit filed and willful defaulter's accounts as well as all advance accounts
- None of the above
- What are the types of accounts that can be opened under NRO ?
- Savings
- Current
- Recurring
- Term Deposit
- All the above
- What are the types of accounts that can be opened under RFC (Resident Foreign Currency)?
- Savings
- Current
- Recurring
- Term Deposit
- All the above
- What is the maximum period of deposit that can be opened under RFC ?
- 1 year
- 3 years
- 5 years
- 10 years
- All the above
- GFCE stands for :
- Greater Financial Consumption Expenditure
- Government Final Consumption Expenditure
- Grand Final Consumer Expenditure
- Government Funds Consumption Expenditure
- None of these
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