Govt Exam — Bank PO / Clerk / RBI — General Awareness
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Q.111 Easy General Awareness
Which of the following is a feature of digital banking in India's financial inclusion drive?
A Reduced transaction costs
B 24/7 accessibility to banking services
C Access to banking for unbanked populations
D All of the above
Correct Answer:  D. All of the above
Explanation:

Digital banking provides reduced costs, 24/7 access, and enables financial inclusion for unbanked populations through mobile and internet banking.

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Q.112 Medium General Awareness
As per RBI's latest guidelines (2024), what is the minimum CRAR (Capital to Risk-Weighted Assets Ratio) requirement for Scheduled Commercial Banks?
A 9%
B 10.5%
C 11.5%
D 12%
Correct Answer:  B. 10.5%
Explanation:

RBI mandates a minimum CRAR of 10.5% for SCBs, comprising 5.5% Tier I capital and 5% Tier II capital as per Basel III framework.

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Q.113 Easy General Awareness
Which of the following is NOT a type of deposit account offered by commercial banks?
A Recurring Deposit Account
B Fixed Deposit Account
C Perpetual Deposit Account
D Savings Deposit Account
Correct Answer:  C. Perpetual Deposit Account
Explanation:

Perpetual Deposit Account is not a standard deposit category. Banks offer Savings, Current, Fixed, and Recurring deposits.

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Q.114 Medium General Awareness
The repo rate as of February 2024 is maintained at what level by RBI's Monetary Policy Committee?
A 5.75%
B 6.5%
C 7.0%
D 6.25%
Correct Answer:  B. 6.5%
Explanation:

As per RBI's latest monetary policy stance in 2024, the repo rate stands at 6.5% with a neutral policy stance.

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Q.115 Hard General Awareness
Under Basel III norms, what is the additional capital buffer (Countercyclical Buffer) requirement during periods of excessive credit growth?
A 0.625% to 2.5%
B 1% to 3%
C 0.5% to 1.5%
D 2% to 4%
Correct Answer:  A. 0.625% to 2.5%
Explanation:

Basel III prescribes a Countercyclical Buffer ranging from 0.625% to 2.5% of risk-weighted assets during credit booms.

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Q.116 Medium General Awareness
Which RBI directive mandates banks to maintain Statutory Liquidity Ratio (SLR) at a minimum of what percentage of NDTL?
A 18%
B 21.5%
C 19.5%
D 20%
Correct Answer:  B. 21.5%
Explanation:

SLR is currently maintained at 21.5% of Net Demand and Time Liabilities (NDTL) as per RBI guidelines.

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Q.117 Easy General Awareness
What is the primary objective of the Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY)?
A To provide life insurance to poor households
B To ensure financial inclusion through universal access to banking services
C To regulate credit card issuance
D To monitor stock market transactions
Correct Answer:  B. To ensure financial inclusion through universal access to banking services
Explanation:

PMJDY aims at financial inclusion by providing zero-balance bank accounts and access to banking services for all.

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Q.118 Medium General Awareness
In data interpretation for banking exams, if a bank's Net Interest Income (NII) increases by 15% but Net Profit decreases by 5%, what could be the likely reason?
A Decrease in operating expenses
B Increase in provisions and contingencies or operating expenses
C Improvement in asset quality
D Increase in advances
Correct Answer:  B. Increase in provisions and contingencies or operating expenses
Explanation:

If NII increases but Net Profit decreases, it indicates higher provisions/contingencies or elevated operating expenses offsetting income gains.

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Q.119 Medium General Awareness
Which term refers to the difference between the Repo Rate and the Reverse Repo Rate set by RBI?
A Corridor
B Spread
C Liquidity Adjustment Facility (LAF)
D Policy Rate
Correct Answer:  A. Corridor
Explanation:

The corridor refers to the band between Repo Rate (upper ceiling) and Reverse Repo Rate (lower floor) for overnight lending.

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Q.120 Easy General Awareness
What is the full form of SWIFT in banking operations?
A Secure World Internet Financial Transfer
B Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication
C Standard Worldwide International Financial Technology
D Systematic World Inter-Financial Transfer
Correct Answer:  B. Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication
Explanation:

SWIFT is the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication, used for secure international fund transfers.

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