Q. National energy conservation day is celebrated on

a. 17 december

b. 7 december

c. 14 december

d. 11 december

Ans. c

Q. NABARD Foundation day is celebrated on

a. 10 july

b. 12 july

c. 13 july

d. 10 august

Ans. b

Q. In RTGS, the alphabet T denotes

a. time

b. tax

c. tenure

d. total

Ans. a

RTGS full form Real Time Gross Settlement

Q. Which bank has the tagline ‘A tradition of trust’

a. UCO bank

b. allahabad bank

c. SBI

d. andhra bank

Ans. b

Q. Which bank has the tagline “A Friend on which you can bank on”

a. dena bank

b. yes bank

c. UBI

d. vijaya bank

Ans. d

Q. The cricket stadium  ‘M.Chinnaswamy international cricket stadium’ is located in

a. bangalore

b. kanpur

c. pune

d. gujarat

Ans. a

Q. Where is Indirasagar dam located

a. assam

b. madhya pradesh

c. uttar pradesh

d. odisha

Ans. b

Q. The word ASBA is a banking term. Here the alphabet B denotes

a. blocked

b. banking

c. blocking

d. bank a/c

Ans. a

(ASBA full form Applications Supported by Blocked Amount)

Q. The headquarter of Vijaya bank is located in

a. mumbai

b. delhi

c. bengaluru

d. west bengal

Ans. c

Q. SEBI full form

Ans. Securities and Exchange Board of India

Q. CRISIL full form

Ans. Credit Rating Information Services of India

Q. Where is the Indian Overseas bank headquarter

a. chennai

b. kolkata

c. ahmedabad

d. delhi

Ans. a

Q. Which is the first bank to sell Indian gold coins

a. SBI

b. Indian overseas bank

c. Maharashtra bank

d. yes bank

Ans. b

Q. IRDAI full form

Ans. Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India

Q. ‘Trusted Family Bank’ is the tagline of which bank

a. maharashtra bank

b. SBI

c. dena bank

d. Yes bank

Ans. c

Q. Headquarter of Dena bank is located in

a. mumbai

b. west bengal

c. jharkhand

d. manipur

Ans. a

> Bank of India – 1906 – Mumbai

> Allahabad bank – 1865 – Kolkata

> Bank of baroda – 1908 – Vadodara

> Andhra bank – 1923 – Hyderabad

> Indian bank – 1907 – Chennai

> Dena bank – 1938 – Mumbai

> Corporation bank – 1906 – Mangalore

> Canara bank – 1906 – Bengaluru

> Central bank of India – 1911 – MUMBAI

> Bank of Maharashtra – 1935 – Pune

> Indian overseas bank – 1937 – Chennai

> IDBI bank – 1964 – Mumbai

> Oriental bank of commerce – 1943 – Gurugram

> Punjab national bank – 1894 – Delhi

> Punjab and sind bank – 1908 – Delhi

> Vijaya bank – 1931 – Bengaluru

> United bank of India – 1950 – Kolkata

> Union bank of India – 1919 – Mumbai

> UCO bank – 1943 – Kolkata

> Syndicate bank – 1925 – Karnataka

> SBI – 1955 – Mumbai

The Reserve Bank has taken a bold  (a)  in the development of money, the government securities and the foreign exchange markets in  (b)  of their critical role in overall growth and development of the economy and  (c)  in the transmission mechanism of monetary policy. The approach has been one of simultaneous movements on several fronts, graduated and calibrated, with an  (d)  on institutional and infrastructural development and  improvements in market micro structure.

The pace of reforms was contingent  (e)  putting in place appropriate systems and procedures, technologies and market practices. Initiatives taken by the Reserve Bank have brought about a  (f)  transformation of various segments of the financial market.

These developments by improving the depth and liquidity in domestic financial markets have  (g)  to better price discovery of interest rates and exchange rates, which, in turn, had led to greater  (h)  in resource allocation in the economy. The increase in size and depth of financial market has  (i)  the way for  (j)  use of indirect instruments.

1. participation

2. step

3. interest

4. role

Ans. 2

1. tune

2. point

3. pursuit

4. view

Ans. 3

1. visibly

2. particularly

3. decisively

4. reluctantly

Ans. 2

1. overload

2. emphasis

3. equilibrium

4. appeasement

Ans. 2

1. upon

2. against

3. for

4. by

Ans. 1

1. jubilant