Banking Awareness Quiz: Set 298

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Banking Awareness Quiz

Banking Awareness Quiz: Set 298

 

1. National Savings Certificate is issued by?

1. Reserve Bank of India
2. Post Offices
3. Nationalised Banks
4. Private Banks
5. None of these

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2. Post Offices 

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2. Who cannot invest in National Savings Certificate (NSC) Scheme?

1. HUFs
2. NRIs
3. Trust
4. All of the above
5. None of these

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4. All of the above  

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3. What does the letter “C” denotes in the term CBS as used in Banking operations?

1. Central
2. Commercial
3. Core
4. Capital
5. None of these

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3. Core  

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4. Which of the following is not a valid denotation of National Savings Certificate (NSC)?

1. Rs 5,000
2. Rs 500
3. Rs 1,000
4. Rs 10,000
5. Rs 20,000

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5. Rs 20,000 

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5. What is the minimum investment required in National Savings Certificate (NSC) Scheme?

1. Rs 50
2. Rs 100
3. Rs 200
4. Rs 500
5. Rs 1000

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2. Rs 100  

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6. What is the maximum investment limit in National Savings Certificate (NSC) Scheme?

1. Rs 25,000
2. Rs 50,000
3. Rs 100,000
4. Rs 500,000
5. No Limit

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5. No Limit  

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7. Tax benefit applicable under National Savings Certificate (NSC) scheme for investment upto?

1. Rs 1 lakh
2. Rs 1.5 lakh
3. Rs 2 lakh
4. Rs 2.5 lakh
5. None of these

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2. Rs 1.5 lakh  

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8. What is the maturity period of National Savings Certificate (NSC) scheme?

1. 9 years
2. 7 years
3. 5 years
4. 3 years
5. 1 year

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3. 5 years  

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9. Premature withdrawal is allowed in National Savings Certificate (NSC) scheme after how many years?

1. 1 year
2. 2 year
3. 3 year
4. 5 year
5. Not allowed expect in special cases

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5. Not allowed expect in special cases  

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10. Identify the false statement with respect to the National Savings Certificate (NSC) scheme.

1. Banks and NBFCs accept NSC as a collateral or security for secured loans.
2. A minor can purchase the certificate direct in his name
3. Premature Withdrawal is not allowed in NSC under any circumstances
4. Any number of certificates for the valid denominations may be purchased
5. All of the above are correct

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3. Premature Withdrawal is not allowed in NSC under any circumstances  

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