Q. The first fully Indian Bank is:

Correct Answer

Punjab National Bank

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    A)81
    B)85
    C)82
    D)93
    Answer: 82
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    B)September 15, 1999
    C)October 15, 1999
    D)June 15, 1999
    Answer: October 15, 1999
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    A)1542
    B)1601
    C)1861
    D)1880
    Answer: 1861
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    A)export of goods
    B)import of goods
    C)production of goods
    D)sale of goods
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    A)Tamil Nadu
    B)Kerala
    C)Karnataka
    D)Hyderabad
    Answer: Kerala
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    A)Ujjwala
    B)IRDP
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    D)None of these
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  • Q. Which of the following items would not appear in a company’s balance sheet?
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  • Q. The first fully Indian Bank is:
    A)Central Bank of India
    B)Punjab National Bank
    C)Canara Bank
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    A)local bodies
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    C)RBI
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    B)Consumer Price Index for agricultural workers
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    Answer: Wholesale Price Index
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    A)three-tier structure
    B)four-tier structure
    C)two-tier structure
    D)five-tier structure
    Answer: three-tier structure
  • Q. The co-operative credit societies have a
    A)three-tier structure
    B)two-tier structure
    C)four-tier structure
    D)five-tier structure
    Answer: three-tier structure
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    A)Kharif crop
    B)Both A and B
    C)Rabi crop
    D)None of the above
    Answer: Kharif crop
  • Q. National Agricultural Insurance Scheme replacing Comprehensive Crop Insurance Scheme was introduced in the year
    A)1998
    B)1999
    C)1997
    D)2000
    Answer: 1999
  • Q. National Electricity Policy envisages elimination of power shortage by 2012 through addition of:
    A)75000 Megawatt
    B)50000 Megawatt
    C)100000 Megawatt.
    D)125000 Megawatt
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  • Q. The central banking functions in India are performed by the I=Central Bank of India II=Reserve Bank of India III=State Bank of India IV=Punjab National Bank
    A)II
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    C)I
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    A)1986
    B)1984
    C)1987
    D)1989
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    B)K.V. Kamath
    C)Bimal Jalan
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