Banking GK
Description: Banking General Knowledge Test Preparation and also Useful for UPSC, DSSB, Bank PO, SSC and Other Competitive Entrance Exams Preparation and Practice Material | |
Number of Questions: 25 | |
Created by: Garima Pandit | |
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Which of the following co-operative banks has merged its 10 loss-making branches?
A non-scheduled Urban Co-operative Bank can deposit…………………of its capital in a scheduled Urban Co-operative Bank.
The NPA level of a District Central Co-operative Bank or a Regional Rural Bank should be less than………………... to get unlimited refinance fork NABARD?
A scheduled Urban Co-operative Bank can mobilize deposits from a non-scheduled Urban Cooperative Banks to the extent of……………………..of its total demand and time liabilities in preceding year—
Which co-operative bank was closed and reopened?
Non-scheduled Urban Co-operative Banks can have deposits in those non-scheduled Urban Co-operative Banks
Which is the first Urban Co-operative Bank to introduce 'Entrepreneurship Core Banking'?
Which of the following statements is correct regarding co-operative banks?
- State Co-operative Bank is Apex Co-operative bank whose capital is owned by Central Co-operative Banks and State Governments.
- Each State has one or more State Co operative Bank(s).
- State Co-operative Banks can establish their branches at centre where there is no Central Co-operative bank.
Capital Adequacy Norms are applicable for Urban Co-operative Banks (as are applicable to commercial banks) from
Which of the following statements is correct regarding Central Cooperative Banks?
- These banks are established under Co-operative Societies Act 1912.
- Each district has a Central Co-operative Bank whose Capital is owned by Primary Co-operative Societies.
- These banks, like other banks, mobilize public deposits and provide short term loans to their customers.
How many Primary Agricultural Societies regulated by NABARD are functioning in India?
Which of the following statements is not correct regarding Primary Co-operative Credit Societies?
- These Societies mobilize deposits from rural and urban areas and provide short-term loan to its members.
- Entrance Fees, Share Capital, Deposits from Public, Reserve Fund, and Deposits from other credit societies/co-operative banks are the major sources of Capital of these Societies.
- These Societies provide loans to their members only.
How many scheduled Urban Co-operative Banks are there in India?
How many Urban Co-operative Banks are there in India?
Which is the largest co-operative bank of India?
How many State Co-operative Banks are there in India?
What is the number of branches of all State Co-operative Banks?
How many District Central Co-operative Banks are there in India?
Which of the following statements is correct regarding Urban Co-operative Banks?
- There are more than 2000 Urban Co-operative Banks in India at present.
- Urban Co-operative Banks are regulated by Reserve Bank of India and Registrar of Co-operative Societies both.
- 90-days NP A norms are applicable in Urban Co-operative Banks since March 2004.
Which Urban Co-operative Bank(s) was/were declared as a Non-Scheduled Co-operative Bank(s) by the Reserve Bank of India?
What is the number of branches of all 318 District Central Co-operative Banks?
A scheduled co-operative bank is a co-operative bank that has its aggregate Demand and Time Liabilities of…………………..or more and which has been authorised by Reserve Bank of India to issue Bank Guarantee.
Choose the correct statement(s):
NABARD provides unlimited refinance facility to a co-operative bank if
- its NPA level is below 15%
- its Capital Adequacy Ratio is more than 9%
- its loan recovery is 90% or more
What is the number of branches of all 1525 Primary Co-operative Banks?
How many Primary Co-operative Banks are there in India?