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Q.81 Medium General Awareness
Which of the following correctly defines 'Bancassurance'?
A Insurance provided by banks to their employees only
B Distribution of insurance products through bank branches and channels
C Life insurance exclusively for senior bank officials
D Insurance against bank fraud and cyber attacks
Correct Answer:  B. Distribution of insurance products through bank branches and channels
EXPLANATION

Bancassurance is the delivery and distribution of insurance products through banking channels to customers.

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Q.82 Medium General Awareness
A customer's bank account becomes inoperative if no transaction occurs for how long?
A 6 months
B 12 months
C 24 months
D 36 months
Correct Answer:  B. 12 months
EXPLANATION

As per RBI guidelines, a savings or current account becomes 'inoperative' if there is no transaction for 12 consecutive months.

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Q.83 Medium General Awareness
What does SWIFT code in banking stand for?
A Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunications
B System for Web-based International Fund Transfer
C Secure Wireless International Transaction Format
D Standard Worldwide International Fund Transfer
Correct Answer:  A. Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunications
EXPLANATION

SWIFT is a global standard for secure international fund transfers and messaging between banks worldwide.

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Q.84 Medium General Awareness
What is the current repo rate as per RBI's latest monetary policy (2024)?
A 6.25%
B 6.50%
C 6.75%
D 7.00%
Correct Answer:  B. 6.50%
EXPLANATION

As of 2024, RBI's repo rate is maintained at 6.5% as per the latest monetary policy decision by the Monetary Policy Committee.

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Q.85 Medium General Awareness
Which of the following is NOT a part of RBI's monetary policy transmission mechanism?
A Repo Rate
B Reverse Repo Rate
C Statutory Liquidity Ratio
D Goods and Services Tax Rate
Correct Answer:  D. Goods and Services Tax Rate
EXPLANATION

GST is a fiscal policy tool controlled by the GST Council, not a monetary policy tool of RBI. Repo, Reverse Repo, and SLR are RBI instruments.

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Q.86 Medium General Awareness
What is the maximum tenure for a fixed deposit in Indian banks?
A 5 years
B 10 years
C 15 years
D Unlimited
Correct Answer:  D. Unlimited
EXPLANATION

Indian banks can accept fixed deposits for any tenure as per the individual bank's policies, with no regulatory upper limit.

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Q.87 Medium General Awareness
What is the purpose of the Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana (PMMY)?
A To provide housing loans to poor families
B To provide collateral-free loans to micro and small enterprises
C To provide agricultural loans to farmers
D To provide education loans to students
Correct Answer:  B. To provide collateral-free loans to micro and small enterprises
EXPLANATION

PMMY aims to promote micro and small enterprises by providing collateral-free loans up to 10 lakhs for business activities.

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Q.88 Medium General Awareness
What is the current SLR requirement as per RBI guidelines (2024)?
A 15%
B 18%
C 20%
D 25%
Correct Answer:  B. 18%
EXPLANATION

As per RBI's current guidelines, the Statutory Liquidity Ratio is fixed at 18% of net demand and time liabilities.

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Q.89 Medium General Awareness
Which of the following accurately describes a Statutory Liquidity Ratio (SLR)?
A Percentage of deposits banks must maintain as cash in hand
B Percentage of deposits banks must maintain in liquid assets like government securities
C Percentage of loans banks can issue against deposits
D Percentage of capital reserves banks must hold
Correct Answer:  B. Percentage of deposits banks must maintain in liquid assets like government securities
EXPLANATION

SLR is the percentage of deposits that banks must maintain in prescribed liquid assets such as government securities and treasury bills.

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Q.90 Medium General Awareness
As per RBI's latest norms (2024), what is the minimum capital adequacy ratio (CAR) for scheduled commercial banks?
A 8%
B 9%
C 10.5%
D 11%
Correct Answer:  C. 10.5%
EXPLANATION

RBI prescribes a minimum CAR of 10.5% for scheduled commercial banks, which includes minimum Tier I capital of 7.5%.

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