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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. |
In which year the Regional Rural Banks Act was passed? |
A. | 1986 |
B. | 1976 |
C. | 1992 |
D. | 1988 |
Answer» B. 1976 |
2. |
What is the share of Sponsor Banks in the Regional Rural Banks? |
A. | 75% |
B. | 25% |
C. | 15% |
D. | 35% |
Answer» D. 35% |
3. |
What is the share of Sponsor Banks in the Regional Rural Banks? |
A. | Gaur Gramin Bank |
B. | Prathama Bank |
C. | Arunachal Pradesh Rural Bank |
D. | Himachal Gramin Bank |
Answer» B. Prathama Bank |
4. |
RRBs were set up on |
A. | 1975 |
B. | 1985 |
C. | 1991 |
D. | 2001 |
Answer» A. 1975 |
5. |
The total authorized capital of RRBs was originally fixed at Rs 1 crore which has since has been raised to………….. |
A. | Rs 2 crore |
B. | Rs 3 crore |
C. | Rs 5 crore |
D. | Rs 7 crore |
Answer» C. Rs 5 crore |
6. |
The main resources of RRBs are |
A. | Share capital |
B. | deposits from the public |
C. | borrowing from Sponsor Banks |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» D. All of the above |
7. |
RRBs are owned by |
A. | Central Govt. |
B. | State Govt. |
C. | Sponsor Bank |
D. | Jointly by all of the above |
Answer» D. Jointly by all of the above |
8. |
The number of directors on the boards of RRBs has been raised to |
A. | 14 |
B. | 15 |
C. | 16 |
D. | 17 |
Answer» B. 15 |
9. |
Regional Rural bank are empowered to transact the business of banking as defined under |
A. | Banking Regulation Act,1949 |
B. | Negotiable Instrument Act,1881 |
C. | Regional Rural banks Act , 1976 |
D. | None of these |
Answer» A. Banking Regulation Act,1949 |
10. |
RRBs are managed by |
A. | RBI |
B. | a board of director |
C. | the sponsor bank |
D. | the state Govt. |
Answer» B. a board of director |
11. |
All RRBs are required to maintain their entire SLR in |
A. | Govt. & other approved securities |
B. | current accounts with sponsor Banks |
C. | time deposits with sponsor Banks |
D. | Gold holdings only |
Answer» A. Govt. & other approved securities |
12. |
For the purpose of Income Tax Act, 1961 , the RRBs are treated as |
A. | Scheduled commercial banks |
B. | Non-scheduled banks |
C. | Nationalized banks |
D. | Co-operative banks |
Answer» D. Co-operative banks |
13. |
NABARD stands for: |
A. | National Bank for Agriculture and Research Development |
B. | National Bank for Analysis of Rural Development |
C. | National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development |
D. | None of The Above |
Answer» C. National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development |
14. |
'NABARD' came into existence on: |
A. | 8th July, 1982 |
B. | 19th July, 1982 |
C. | 12th July, 1982 |
D. | None of The Above |
Answer» C. 12th July, 1982 |
15. |
'NABARD' was dedicated to which among the following Prime Ministers: |
A. | Gulzari Lal Nanda |
B. | Indira Gandhi |
C. | Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri |
D. | None of The Above |
Answer» B. Indira Gandhi |
16. |
NABARD was set up with an initial capital of ______: |
A. | Rs. 50 Crore |
B. | Rs. 100 Crore |
C. | Rs. 200 Crore |
D. | None of The Above |
Answer» B. Rs. 100 Crore |
17. |
Headquarter of 'NABARD' is located at: |
A. | Mangalore, Karnataka |
B. | Mumbai, Maharashtra |
C. | New Delhi |
D. | None of The Above |
Answer» B. Mumbai, Maharashtra |
18. |
NABARD was established on the recommendations of : |
A. | Shivaraman Committee |
B. | Malhotra Committee |
C. | Kumarmangalam Committee |
D. | None of The Above |
Answer» A. Shivaraman Committee |
19. |
________ is the apex institution in the country which looks after the development of the cottage industry, small industries, village industries and other rural industries: |
A. | NABARD |
B. | SEBI |
C. | SIDBI |
D. | None of The Above |
Answer» A. NABARD |
20. |
NABARD was set up essentially as a development bank for promoting: |
A. | Agriculture Development only |
B. | Rural Development only |
C. | Both of The Above |
D. | None of The Above |
Answer» C. Both of The Above |
21. |
The main function of NABARD is to provide refinance for rural credit disburse by the_______and other financial institutions as may be approved by the Reserve Bank of India: |
A. | State Co-operative Banks |
B. | The Regional Rural Banks |
C. | State Co-operative Banks and The Regional Rural Banks |
D. | None of The Above |
Answer» C. State Co-operative Banks and The Regional Rural Banks |
22. |
Which among the following functions of NABARD is incorrect: |
A. | Providing finance and also refinance for production and marketing in the rural areas |
B. | Coordination and advising the operations of institutions engaged in rural credit |
C. | Promoting research in agriculture and rural development |
D. | None of The Above |
Answer» D. None of The Above |
23. |
CSR stands for: |
A. | Customer Satisfaction Responsibility |
B. | Corporate Social Responsibility |
C. | Corporate Social Reforms |
D. | None of The Above |
Answer» B. Corporate Social Responsibility |
24. |
Which among the following is considered as 100% CSR company: |
A. | SDB (Small Development Banks) |
B. | NABARD |
C. | RRBs (Regional Rural Banks) |
D. | None of The Above |
Answer» B. NABARD |
25. |
ARDC stands for: |
A. | Agriculture Refinance and Development Corporation |
B. | Agriculture Research and Development Commission |
C. | Agriculture Research and Development Corporation |
D. | None of The Above |
Answer» A. Agriculture Refinance and Development Corporation |
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