A) Rs 5,00,000 to Rs10,00,000/- B) Rs 2,00,000 to Rs 5,00,000/- C) Rs 50,000/- to 5,00,000/- D) Up to Rs 50,000
A) None of the above B) National Rural Livelihood Mission C) SHG BLP Programme D) Skill Development & Entrepreneurship Programme
A) NABARD B) None of the above C) Both D) SIDBI
A) National Agricultural Insurance Scheme & Comprehensive Crop Insurance scheme B) National Agricultural Insurance Scheme & Modified National Agricultural Insurance Scheme C) National Agricultural Insurance Scheme & Weather based crop insurance scheme D) None of the above, because the Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana (PMFBY) is a new Scheme
A) Section 30 (a) of NB Act B) Section 27 of NB Act C) Section 27 (a) of NB Act D) Section 30 of NB Act
A) #VALUE! B) Section 38 (b) of NB Act C) Section 30 (a) of NB Act D) Section 32 of NB Act E) Section 19 of NB Act
A) 252.23 MMT B) 264.8 MMT C) 257.07 MMT D) 265. 5 MMT
A) 90% B) 80% C) 60% D) 70%
A) Banking License B) Periodicity C) Minimum Capital Requirements D) CAMELC S
A) Section 35(6) of the BR Act, 1949 B) Section 19 (c ) of BR Act C) Section 11 (b) of RBI Act D) Section 35 (d) of NABARD Act
A) Employment Generation Programme B) Skill development programme C) Shilpihaat.com and e kraftsindia.com D) Mahalaxmi SARAS & Surajkund International Craft Fair
A) None of the above B) National Payment Corporation of India C) Reserve Bank of India D) SWIFT
A) BSBD account B) Financial Literacy drive and new account opening C) Credit facility D) Only A & B
A) United Nations Framework of Climate Change and Convention B) United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change C) United Nations Framework of Conference on Climate Change D) United Nations Framework Climate Change Conference
A) Only A & C B) United Nations C) Govt of India D) NABARD
A) Rs 10,000/- Cr B) Rs, 5,000 cr C) Rs 20,000/- cr D) Rs 15,000 cr
A) CBS of Cooperative B) HRs need of Cooperatives C) Software procurement Policy for Cooperatives D) Training need for Cooperative
A) 5% B) 4% C) 1% D) 2.5%
A) Certified professional excellence in Cooperatives B) Center for professional excellence in Cooperatives C) A & C D) #VALUE! E) Central professional executives in cooperatives as per Vaiyadhanathan Committee Recommendation
A) 10% B) 5% C) 4% D) 2%
A) Below 2000 Ha B) Up to 2000 Ha C) 2000 to 10000 Ha D) 2000 to 5000 Ha
A) 5 B) 3 C) 2 D) 4
A) #VALUE! B) State Govt and Corporates only C) All the above D) PRI and SHGs only E) NGOs
A) Bank rate less o.5% B) Bank rate only C) Bank rate less 1.5% D) Bank rate less 1%
A) Up to 25 lakh B) Up to 10 lakh C) acturing Sector Rs_______loans given to categorized as Small Enterprises (purchase of Plant and machinery only) D) 25 lakh to 5 Cr
A) Up to 10 lakh B) #VALUE! C) 25 lakh to 5 Cr D) 50 Lakh to 2 Cr E) Up to 25 lakh
A) Around 6.45 lakh Cr B) Around 8 .45 Lakh Cr C) Around 5.45 Lakh Cr D) Around 7.45 Lakh Cr
A) 6% B) 5% C) 8% D) 4%
A) 2003-04 B) 2007-08 C) 2004-05 D) 2005-06
A) 3 to 4 years B) 6 to 7 years C) 2 to 3 years D) 5 to 6 years
A) 200 districts in 29 States B) 150 districts in 29 Sates C) 250 districts in 15 States D) 200 districts in 29 States
A) 86. 44 Lakh SHGs B) 74.33 Lakh SHGs C) #VALUE! D) 72.56 Lakh SHGs E) 76. 97 Lakh SHGs
A) Rs 1 Lakh B) Rs 5 Lakh C) Rs 2 Lakh D) Rs 10 Lakh
A) 20.23% B) None of the above C) 16.59% D) 17.59%
A) All the above B) Ministry of Rural Development, GOI C) Minstry of Social Welfare, Odisha D) Ministry of Food processing Industries, GOI
A) Only A & B B) The SCB Should bring 100%DCCB on Board C) The bank should be members of National Financial Switch D) The bank should have owner of CTS system
A) Doubling of Farmers credit by 2022 B) Doubling of Farmers income by 2022 C) Doubling of Farmers Income by 2024 D) Doubling of Farmers credit by 2024
A) District Advisory Committee B) DLMC C) DLTC D) DLMRC
A) Only A & B B) Crop production expenditure and Post harvestment expenditure also covered C) Only Crop Production Expenditure covered D) A & B and even Consumption purpose of farmers is also allowed
A) 20% Straight Line Method (SLM) B) 33.33% Straight Line Method (SLM) C) 33.33% Written Down Value Method (WDVM) D) 33.33% Written Down Value Method (WDVM)
A) Additional interest @ 0.5% pa on the amount of default is charged from the date of default till its clearance B) Additional interest @ 2% pa on the amount of default is charged from the date of default till its clearance C) Additional interest @ 1.5 % pa on the amount of default is charged from the date of default till its clearance D) Additional interest @ 1% pa on the amount of default is charged from the date of default till its clearance
A) Section 20(i) of NB Act B) Section 21 (1) (i) of NB Act C) Section 21 (1) (b) of NB Act D) Section 21 (1) (i) of NB Act E) Section 22 (1) (i) of NB Act
A) More than 75% B) More than 50% C) More than 33.33% D) 100% damage
A) 10 years with a moratorium period of 03 years B) 20 years with a moratorium period of 03 years C) 25 years with a moratorium period of 03 years D) 15 years with a moratorium period of 03 years
A) Farmers those who are stored the grains B) All of the above C) SF/MF D) Only Prompt Repaying Farmers
A) 75% B) 60% C) 90% D) 80%
A) Only B B) Net NPA levels and & Audit classification of the bank. C) Both A & B D) The risk categorization as per the risk assessment module devised and circulated by our Risk Management Department
A) 70% to 95% B) 90% to 95% C) 85% to 95% D) 80% to 95%
A) Saranghi Committee B) S K Kalia Committee C) MVS Chalapati Rao Committee D) Prakash Bakshi Committee
A) 2015-16, 200 Cr B) 2014-15, 200 Cr C) 2013-14, 200 Cr D) 2015-16 , 100 Cr
A) Monthly B) Quarterly C) Annually D) Half yearly
A) Both B & C B) TRUE C) False D) Not applicable |