21.
Under PMSBY, accidental death claim is available for:
A
Rs.3 lac
B
None of above
C
Rs.1 lac
D
Rs.2 lac
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Correct Answer: D — Rs.2 lac
Explanation:
Rs.2 lac
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Under PMSBY, accidental death claim is available for:
Rs.3 lac
None of above
Rs.1 lac
Rs.2 lac
Correct Answer: D — Rs.2 lac
Explanation:
Rs.2 lac
Under APY, fixed pension can be chosen from:
Rs.2,000/-, Rs.3,000/-, Rs.4,000/-, Rs.5,000/-, Rs.6,000/-
Rs.500/-, Rs.1,000/-, Rs.2,000/-, Rs.3,000/-, Rs.4,000/-
Rs.1,000/-, Rs.2,000/-, Rs.3,000/-, Rs.4,000/-, Rs.5,000/-
None of above
Correct Answer: C — Rs.1,000/-, Rs.2,000/-, Rs.3,000/-, Rs.4,000/-, Rs.5,000/-
Explanation:
Rs.1,000/-, Rs.2,000/-, Rs.3,000/-, Rs.4,000/-, Rs.5,000/-
To whom Overdraft facility of Rs.5,000/- in PMJDY Account is available?
One account per household
After 6 months of satisfactory conduct of account
All of above
Customers in age group of 18-60 years
Correct Answer: C — All of above
Explanation:
All of above
Timely repayment of loans results
Easily availability of loan in future
All of above
Good reputation
No tension
Correct Answer: B — All of above
Explanation:
All of above
The safest place for keeping money
An iron box
Money lender
A pit dug in the ground
Bank
Correct Answer: D — Bank
Explanation:
Bank
TDS means
Tax Deducted at Source
None of above
Total Deposit Scheme
Time Deposit Scheme
Correct Answer: A — Tax Deducted at Source
Explanation:
Tax Deducted at Source
Self Help Group involves
All of above
Regular saving habits
Inter-lending within group members
Group of 5 to 20 people
Correct Answer: A — All of above
Explanation:
All of above
PPF means
Public Provident Fund
Permanent Practitioners Forum
Pension Planning Funds
Person having Pension Facilities
Correct Answer: A — Public Provident Fund
Explanation:
Public Provident Fund
PMJDY LIC Insurance of Rs.30,000/- is available for first time accounts opened
On 15th August 2014
None of above
Between 15th August 2014 and 26th January 2015
On 26th January 2015
Correct Answer: C — Between 15th August 2014 and 26th January 2015
Explanation:
Between 15th August 2014 and 26th January 2015
Payment of cheque can be stopped by
Beneficiary
All of above
Drawer of cheque
Nominee
Correct Answer: C — Drawer of cheque
Explanation:
Drawer of cheque
PAN number is required for
Deposits in excess of Rs.1 lac
All transactions
Deposits Rs.50,000/- and above
Deposits less than Rs.50,000/-
Correct Answer: C — Deposits Rs.50,000/- and above
Explanation:
Deposits Rs.50,000/- and above
PAN means
None of above
A kind of utensil
Primary Account Number
Permanent Account Number
Correct Answer: D — Permanent Account Number
Explanation:
Permanent Account Number
NRI means
Non Resident Indian
Non Rural Immigrants
None of above
Non Rural Individuals
Correct Answer: A — Non Resident Indian
Explanation:
Non Resident Indian
Nomination once done can
Be cancelled
Not be changed
None of above
Not be cancelled
Correct Answer: A — Be cancelled
Explanation:
Be cancelled
Nomination can be done in
All of above
Recurring Deposit account
Savings Bank account
Fixed Deposit account
Correct Answer: A — All of above
Explanation:
All of above
Mutilated notes
Can be exchanged at Bank
None of above
Should be thrown away
Should be burnt away
Correct Answer: A — Can be exchanged at Bank
Explanation:
can be exchanged at Bank
Minimum age required to open SB account in the bank
12 years
None of above
8 years
10 years
Correct Answer: D — 10 years
Explanation:
10 years
MGNREGS stands for
None of above
Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Generation Scheme
Mahatma Gandhi Nutrition and Rural Employment Generation Scheme
Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme
Correct Answer: D — Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme
Explanation:
Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme
Maximum tenure of Fixed Deposit is
7 years
8 years
10 years
5 years
Correct Answer: C — 10 years
Explanation:
10 years
Maximum amount of Cheque
None of above
Rs.100 crore
Rs.1 crore
No limit
Correct Answer: D — No limit
Explanation:
No limit