Question 1

The Kisan credit card (KCC) is valid for normally a period of _____years subject to annual review

Accepted Answer

A) 6 years 
B) 7 years 
C) 8 years 
D) 9 years 
A) 6 years 
B) 7 years 
C) 8 years 
D) 9 years

Question 2

Cooperative Banks in India have a

Accepted Answer

A) two-tier system 
B) three-tier system 
C) four-tier system 
D) five-tier system 
A) two-tier system 
B) three-tier system 
C) four-tier system 
D) five-tier system

Question 3

What is Scheduled Bank in India?

Accepted Answer

A) It is included in the 11 Schedule of Banking Regulation Act. 
B) It is Included in the 11 Schedule of Consitution. 
C) It is included in the 11 Schedule of Reserve Bank of India Act. 
D) None of these 
A) It is included in the 11 Schedule of Banking Regulation Act. 
B) It is Included in the 11 Schedule of Consitution. 
C) It is included in the 11 Schedule of Reserve Bank of India Act. 
D) None of these

Question 4

The type of card that can be issued by the government to the farmers to meet their cultivation needs and non-farm requirement is

Accepted Answer

A) Kisan Credit Card 
B) ATM Card 
C) Kisan Vikas Card 
D) None of the above 
A) Kisan Credit Card 
B) ATM Card 
C) Kisan Vikas Card 
D) None of the above

Question 5

Overdraft facilities are allowed in

Accepted Answer

A) current a/c only 
B) savings a/c only 
C) fixed deposit only 
D) recurring deposit only 
A) current a/c only 
B) savings a/c only 
C) fixed deposit only 
D) recurring deposit only

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Cooperative Banks in India have a

What is Scheduled Bank in India?

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Overdraft facilities are allowed in

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Exam 10: Banking and Financial Services: A Compilation of Questions

The Kisan credit card (KCC) is valid for normally a period of _____years subject to annual review

Cooperative Banks in India have a

What is Scheduled Bank in India?

The type of card that can be issued by the government to the farmers to meet their cultivation needs and non-farm requirement is

Overdraft facilities are allowed in

Banking Terms and Concepts: From Demand Deposits to Central Banks and Rtgs

Banking and Finance Terminology

Banking and Cheque-Related

Banking Terminology and Functions

Banking and Insurance

Understanding Insurance and Its Components

Insurance Policy Types and Terms

Insurance Terminology and Concepts

Banking History and Classification in India

Banking and Finance FAQS

Various Questions on Banking and Reserve Bank of India

Banking, Monetary Policy, Cooperative Banks, Credit Control, Insurance, and Risks

Insurance Principles, Functions, and Benefits

Insurance Sector and Policies: A Comprehensive Overview

Understanding Principles and Types of Insurance Policies

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