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These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Bachelor of Commerce (B Com) .
Chapters
1. |
Co-operative banks are regulated by the Reserve Bank of India under which act? |
A. | Banking Regulation Act, 1949 |
B. | Banking Laws (Application to Co-operative Societies) Act, 1965 |
C. | Negotiable Instrument Act–1881 |
D. | Both (A) and (B) |
Answer» D. Both (A) and (B) |
2. |
Co-operative banks which work at a metropolitan level are called as? |
A. | District Central Co-operative Bank |
B. | State Co-operative Bank |
C. | Primary Urban Co-operative Bank |
D. | Primary Agricultural Credit Societies |
Answer» C. Primary Urban Co-operative Bank |
3. |
Which one of the apex bodies regulates the cooperative banks in India? |
A. | NABARD |
B. | RBI |
C. | Sponsor Banks |
D. | Both A and B |
Answer» B. RBI |
4. |
All banks registered under the ___________ are considered co-operative banks. |
A. | Banking Regulation Act 1949 |
B. | The Bankers’ Books Evidence Act–1891 |
C. | Cooperative Societies Act, 1912 |
D. | Both (A) and (C) |
Answer» C. Cooperative Societies Act, 1912 |
5. |
Who manages the registration and management activities of Urban co-operative banks in India? |
A. | RBI |
B. | NABARD |
C. | RCS |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» C. RCS |
6. |
Which of these are at the lowest rung of Rural Cooperative banking structure in India? |
A. | State Cooperative Banks |
B. | District Central Cooperative Banks |
C. | Primary Agricultural Credit Societies |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» C. Primary Agricultural Credit Societies |
7. |
When was the first law, regulating the working of cooperative societies, was promulgated by British India Government? |
A. | 1902 |
B. | 1904 |
C. | 1907 |
D. | 1908 |
Answer» B. 1904 |
8. |
Where was the first society under Cooperative Societies Act 1904 registered in India? |
A. | Madurai |
B. | Kanjipoorum |
C. | Gaya |
D. | Panaji |
Answer» B. Kanjipoorum |
9. |
Who regulates the functioning of District Cooperative Banks in India? |
A. | State Government |
B. | RBI |
C. | State Cooperative Banks |
D. | None |
Answer» B. RBI |
10. |
Which of these committees was formed in 1915 to review the performance of cooperative societies and suggest measures for strengthening them? |
A. | Raja Hari Committee |
B. | Maclagan Committee |
C. | Saraiya Committee |
D. | Frederick Nicholson Committee |
Answer» B. Maclagan Committee |
11. |
Which of these committees in 1945 recommended the setting up of a Cooperative Training College in every state? |
A. | Saraiya Committee |
B. | Maclagan Committee |
C. | Narsimaham Committee |
D. | Rajagopalachari Committee |
Answer» A. Saraiya Committee |
12. |
Which was the first Cooperative Bank established in India? |
A. | Bharat Cooperative Bank Limited |
B. | Kangra Central Co-operative Bank Limited |
C. | Anyonya Co-operative Bank Limited |
D. | Abhyudaya Co-operative Limited |
Answer» C. Anyonya Co-operative Bank Limited |
13. |
Which of these is a Cooperative Bank in India? |
A. | Cosmos Bank |
B. | SVC Bank |
C. | Janata Sahakari Bank |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» D. All of the above |
14. |
Which is the largest cooperative bank of India presently? |
A. | Saraswat Bank |
B. | NKGSB Bank |
C. | Apna Sahakari Bank L |
Answer» A. Saraswat Bank |
15. |
The members of a Co-operative Society have ______________ liability. |
A. | Joint |
B. | Limited |
C. | Unlimited |
D. | Joint and Several |
Answer» B. Limited |
16. |
The President of a Co-operative Society is |
A. | Owner |
B. | Officer |
C. | Advisor |
D. | Employees |
Answer» B. Officer |
17. |
Which of the following organizational structure is followed by Co-operatives in India? |
A. | Federal Structure |
B. | Unitary Structure |
C. | Centralized Structure |
D. | Decentralized Structure |
Answer» A. Federal Structure |
18. |
Interest Rate of Deposits of a Co-operative Credit Societies are fixed by |
A. | RBI |
B. | General Body |
C. | Registrar |
D. | Government |
Answer» C. Registrar |
19. |
The Rules and Regulations of a Co-operative Society is formed in its |
A. | Bylaws |
B. | General Body |
C. | Co-operative Act |
D. | Co-operative rules |
Answer» C. Co-operative Act |
20. |
The binding up of a co-operative Society means |
A. | Liquidation |
B. | Registration |
C. | Amalgamation |
D. | Reconstruction |
Answer» A. Liquidation |
21. |
Co-operative societies with area of operation more than two states is registered by |
A. | Central Government |
B. | Central Registrar |
C. | NCUI |
D. | RBI |
Answer» B. Central Registrar |
22. |
Admission of members and allocation of shares in a Co-operative Society is the duty of |
A. | Managing committee |
B. | General Body |
C. | Secretary |
D. | President |
Answer» A. Managing committee |
23. |
An important document for the membership in a Co-operative Society is |
A. | Receipt |
B. | Passbook |
C. | Identity card |
D. | Minute book |
Answer» C. Identity card |
24. |
__________ is based on the principle of self-help through mutual help, abolition of profits and service above self help. |
A. | socialism |
B. | capitalism |
C. | co-operation |
D. | trade unionism |
Answer» C. co-operation |
25. |
DCCBs |
A. | District Central Cooperative Banks |
B. | Director of Central Cooperative Banks |
C. | Danish Credit Cooperative Banks |
D. | Dane Creative Cooperative Banks |
Answer» A. District Central Cooperative Banks |
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