Banking Questions

Financial inclusion as per RBI means:

What is the meaning of a Gilt-Edged market?

Repo rate and Reverse Repo rate are related to which of the following?

The minimum interest rate of a bank below which it is not allowed to lend money is called the _______.

Commercial banks are required to maintain a specific proportion of their net demand and time liabilities in liquid assets like cash, gold, or unencumbered securities. This is called:

What is the place where bankers meet to settle their mutual claims and accounts known as?

Which of the following organizations looks after the credit needs of agriculture and rural development in India?

The first woman Chairperson of the State Bank of India appointed in 2013 was

The EXIM Bank of India deals with

A sum of money invested at compound interest amounts to ₹ $1,600$ in $3$ years and ₹ $2,000$ in $4$ years. Find the rate of interest per annum.

Find the principal amount when the Simple Interest (S.I.) is ₹ $1,800$, the rate of interest is $4\%$ per annum, and the time is $8\text{months}$.

Which of the following was NOT listed as a short-term priority of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) as per the Annual Report of RBI, 2014-2015?

Based on the historical budget/financial allocations presented in question 45 of image_66e168.jpg, fill in the blank: "The financial or the banking system will receive an additional boost in terms of ________ Crore of base money each year."

Repo rate and Reverse Repo rate are related with:

The minimum interest rate of a bank below which it is not viable to lend is known as _______.

The main function of the EXIM Bank is

Gilt-edged market means

Nationalisation of 14 Commercial Banks took place in:

Which bank gives long-term loans to farmers?

Consider the following statements and identify the correct option:
(i) The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is the custodian of the country's foreign exchange reserves.
(ii) It acts to keep the exchange rate of the domestic currency stable within targeted bands.

Which of the following is called a 'Banker's Cheque'?

Financial inclusion as defined by the Reserve Bank of India ($\text{RBI}$) encompasses which of the following objectives?

The centralized institution or place where commercial bankers meet to exchange checks and settle mutual claims and financial accounts is known as a:

The responsibility for printing currency notes in India lies in the hand of

In India the Repo rate is announced by

In the Indian banking system, the acronym PCA stands for:

In the context of the Indian economy and central banking, what does the abbreviation 'ECF' stand for?

'Non-performing Assets' (NPA) of Indian Commercial Banks are _____.

What is the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD)?

Which of the following is not a function of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI)?

In September 2021, which of the following banks partnered with Bajaj Allianz General Insurance for the distribution of their non-life insurance products across the country?

In the context of banking, what does 'F' stand for in NEFT?

Who was appointed as the Chairman of National Bank for Financing Infrastructure and Development (NaBFID) in October 2021?

Which of the following schemes of computing interest yields the maximum interest for a year?

Who is the founder of Grameen Bank?

The full form of MPC is __________.

In which year, RBI was nationalized?

PCA stands for

In September 2017, NABARD sanctioned a loan of about Rs 119 crore for development projects in ____________.

Which bank supported the demonetization in India?

The cash reserve ratio as on November 2018 set by RBI is _________ percent.

Rakesh Sharma has been appointed as the MD & CEO of which bank?

What percentage of 500 and 1000 rupees notes was received by RBI after the 2016 demonetization?

Which bank launched its first fully digital branch named 'CANDI' in Bengaluru?

The central headquarters of the World Bank Group is located in:

What is ECF?