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1.
The Reserve Bank of India was set up under the:
Correct Answer: D [Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934]
Explanation:
The RBI was established on 1 April 1935 under the RBI Act, 1934.
2.
In which year was the Reserve Bank of India nationalised?
Correct Answer: C [1949]
Explanation:
RBI was nationalised on 1 January 1949; 1969 is the nationalisation of 14 commercial banks.
3.
How many banks were nationalised on 19 July 1969?
Correct Answer: A [14]
Explanation:
14 banks with deposits over ₹ 50 crore were nationalised in 1969 (Sixty-Nine Fourteen).
4.
The head office of UCO Bank is in:
Correct Answer: B [Kolkata]
Explanation:
UCO Bank is one of the four 'loners' – Kolkata.
5.
In a regional rural bank, the sponsor bank holds what share of the issued capital?
Correct Answer: C [35%]
Explanation:
Centre 50%, sponsor bank 35%, State 15%.
6.
True or false? "A payments bank can issue credit cards to its customers."
Correct Answer: B [False]
Explanation:
Payments banks may issue ATM/debit cards but not credit cards; lending is not permitted.
7.
The State Bank of India came into existence on:
Correct Answer: B [1 July 1955]
Explanation:
SBI was formed on 1 July 1955 under the SBI Act, 1955, from the Imperial Bank of India.
8.
Fill in the blank: The Imperial Bank of India was formed in ____ by merging the three Presidency banks.
Correct Answer: D [1921]
Explanation:
Bank of Bengal, Bank of Bombay and Bank of Madras merged into the Imperial Bank in 1921.
9.
Odd one out:
Correct Answer: A [Federal Bank]
Explanation:
Federal Bank is a private sector bank; the other three are public sector banks.
10.
Match the bank with its head office:
(i) Canara Bank (ii) Bank of Baroda (iii) Indian Overseas Bank (iv) Punjab National Bank
(p) Chennai (q) New Delhi (r) Vadodara (s) Bengaluru
(i) Canara Bank (ii) Bank of Baroda (iii) Indian Overseas Bank (iv) Punjab National Bank
(p) Chennai (q) New Delhi (r) Vadodara (s) Bengaluru
Correct Answer: D [i-s, ii-r, iii-p, iv-q]
Explanation:
Canara – Bengaluru, Bank of Baroda – Vadodara, IOB – Chennai, PNB – New Delhi.
11.
Which public sector bank has its head office in Bengaluru?
Correct Answer: C [Canara Bank]
Explanation:
Canara Bank – Bengaluru; Indian Bank – Chennai; Bank of Maharashtra – Pune; UCO – Kolkata.
12.
The Lead Bank Scheme was introduced in:
Correct Answer: B [1969]
Explanation:
December 1969 – each district got a lead bank to co-ordinate credit.
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