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100 QUESTIONS FOR PROMOTION EXAM IN BANKS

Part 1 - Questions 1-50



1. Current Reverse Repo Rate - 5.75%
2. Provisioning for Education Loan in case of death of student - 50%
3. Change of Address should be informed to Bank within - 6 Months
4. IFSC - Indian Financial System Code
5. IMPS - Immediate Payment System
6. Frequency of OD of 5000/- of Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana - 36 Months
7. Mudra Yojana Regulated by - Finance Ministry
8. NFS(National Finance Switch) Switch Purpose - To connect ATMs
9. In case of micro enterprises handled by Women under CGTMSE, extent of risk is - 80%
10. Pillar 1 of basel III covers risks - Credit Risk, Operational Risk and Market Risk
11. Rate of Interest on CRR given by RBI - Nil
12. If value of flat is 20 lacs and outstanding loan is 10 lacs then what will be the LTV ratio - 50%
13. Break Even Point - Sales - Variable Cost
14. Excess amount of sale than break even point is - Safety of Margin
15. Grean Clause LC - Finance for Godown and Warehouse also
16. Nodal Agency of PMEGP (Pradhan Mantri Emplyment Guarantee Programe) - KVIC (Khadi and Village Industries Commission)
17. Status of nominee after death of Account Holder - Trustee of Legal Heirs
18. ATM failed transaction penalty - 100/- every day after 7 days
19. Working capital can be obtained using - (Current Assets - Current Liabilities)
20. Maximum Ombudsman award in case of Credit Card - 1 Lac
21. SPOT Rate - Exchange takes place two days after the date of contract
22. Working capital becomes NPA when it is not renewed in - 180 days
23. BHIM - Bharat Interface for Mobile , UPI application by Government of India
24. Penalty in case of not providing information against RTI - 250/- per day with maximum upto 25000/-
25. Chandigarh comes under whih region - Region B



26. Communiation percentage in Hindi From Region A to Region C - 65%
27. Debt Swapping - Grant loan to settle loan of Local Money Lenders
28. Star Series Notes - Printed with star of wrongly printed notes
29. If current asset is 75 and Net Working Capital is 15 then current ratio will be - 1.25
30. Cannot be a partner in partnership firm - HUF
31. Nostro Account Means - Our Account With You
32. DICGC insurance is not available above - 1Lac
33. Credit Rating Agencies are regulated in India by - RBI
34. CRISIL - Credit Rating Information Services of India Ltd
35. Interest Rate change is - Market Risk
36. No Frill Account is associated with - Finanial Inlusion
37. CERSAI defined in act - SARFAESI
38. Weaker Section under Priority sectors covers - 10% of ANBC, 25% of Total Priority Sector
39. Final date of implementation of Basel III - 31/03/2019
40. Customer Day - 15th of every month
41. No collateral in education loan upto - 7.5 lac
42. RBI injects liquidity through  - Repo Rate
43. Minimum Paid-Up capital for payment banks 100cr
44. Cut off amount for Corporate Debt Restruture Scheme is - 10cr and above
45. White label ATM - Installed by Non-banking entities
46. Firms long term lability repayment capacity is measured by - DSCR (Debt )
47. Fine for delay in submission of TDS return - 200/- per day
48. DSCR calculation formula - (Net Profit + Depreciation + Interest on Long Term Liabilities)/(Installment + Interest on long term laibilities)
49. If amount has been written differently in word and number, which one will be honoured - Written in Word
50. R-return are submitted by Bank to RBI on - Fortnightly Basis

 Bank Promotion Exam Questions Part 2 - Questions 1-50

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