1.
What is the base year for calculating GDP in India?
2.
What is the validity period of a Kisan Credit Card?
3.
How many parties are involved in a Promissory Note?
4.
Which of the following have been introduced by NPCI:
5.
Which of the following are new features that have been introduced in the UPI 2.0?
6.
Who has been recently appointed as the Chairman of SEBI?
7.
IPPB has recently started its operations with 100% Government of India (GOI) equity. With how many branches has it begun its operations?
8.
How many annas used to be there initially in one rupee?
9.
Arrange the following organizations chronologically according to their year of establishment.
(i) NDC
(ii) Planning Commission
(iii) SBI
(iv) SEBI
10.
In which year had the Hilton Young Commission recommended to the government to create a central bank in the country?
11.
What is the business entity that is authorized to accept cards for the payment of goods and services called?
12.
The note issue system in India is based on:
13.
Under the Minimum Reserve System, how much does the RBI need to maintain in the Gold and Foreign Exchange Reserves?
14.
How much stake does the Government of India hold in NABARD?
15.
Out of the total Gold and foreign Exchange Reserves of the RBI under the Minimum Reserve System, what should be the minimum value in gold?
16.
Find the correct statements about MPC:
17.
In the short run from where is the growth in the India economy likely to receive a boost?
(i) Lower oil prices
(ii) Monetary easing
(iii) BREXIT
18.
When was the Kisan Credit Card scheme introduced?
19.
What are the correct facts about Masala Bonds?
20.
Which of the following banknotes are not included in the 'Star' series notes?
21.
How many members are there in the Meena Hemchandra Committee recently set up by the RBI?
22.
Which of the following is not a promoter bank of NPCI?
23.
Which of the following banknotes were discontinued through the Coinage Act 2011?
24.
Who is the anchor investor in the Rail Development Fund?
25.
Capital markets regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has allowed foreign entities to participate in commodity derivatives market of stock exchanges for hedging their exposures. This will -
