BC / BF EXAM (IIBF) Series -34 ( PROBABLE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS )
Chapter-5
Chapter-5
1. A Housing loan is granted against the
security of:
A.
pledge of the house
financed
B.
hypothecation of the
house financed
C.
mortgage of the house
financed
D. The lien of the house
financed
2. The term "EMI" in a housing or
vehicle loan is calculated on the basis of:
A. The principal of the loan
B.
principal and
interest on the loan
C.
interest on the loan
D.
principal and
processing charges on the loan
3. Housing Loans are granted for______________
A.
short term
B.
medium-term
C.
long term
D.
either medium or long
4. A vehicle loan is granted against the
security of ________________________
A.
pledge of the vehicle
financed
B.
hypothecation of the
vehicle financed
C.
mortgage of the
vehicle financed
D.
hypothecation of all
assets of the borrower
5. A loan for a refrigerator is granted against
the security of__________________
A.
pledge of the item
financed
B.
hypothecation of the
item financed
C.
mortgage of the item
financed
D.
mortgage of all
assets of the borrower
6. Retail Loans include;
A.
home loans, auto
loans, corporate loans
B.
home loans, auto
loans, bridge loans
C.
auto loans, corporate
loans, bridge loans
D.
home loans, auto loans,
personal loans
7. Retail Loans are generally of:
A.
Large amounts
B.
Medium amounts
C.
Small amounts
D.
Medium and Small
amounts
8. Retail Loans are generally granted to;
A.
professionals,
individuals, companies
B.
a person to whom some
money is owed
C.
individuals, institutions,
companies
D. professionals,
salaried employees, corporations
9. Which one constitutes the largest percentage
of retail loans in India?
A.
Auto loans
B.
Home Loans
C.
Personal Loans
D.
Overdrafts to
Individuals
10. MUDRA Loans are provided to them whose
credit needs are below Rs________ Lakh
A.
5
B.
15
C.
10
D.
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Chapter-6
Read the questions or statements properly and choose
the correct options.
1. Working capital needs are estimated by
_________________________.
A.
operating cycle
method
B.
projected turnover
method
C.
cash budget method
D. any of above
2. Term Loans means Loans___________________
A.
payable after one
year to ten years
B.
repayments are done
in installments
C.
term loans are
utilized for the acquisition of fixed assets
D.
all of the above
3. Working capital means____________________
A.
requirements for the
day to day transactions
B.
excess of current
assets over current liabilities
C.
fixed assets-current
assets
D.
current
assets-current liabilities
4. In banker's parlance, credit risk in lending
refers to;
A.
default of repayment
by a borrower
B. the default of bankers in
maintaining SLR
C. the default of a banker
to release credit to a borrower
D.
change in the value of
foreign currency
5. The banker can reduce risk in lending to a
borrower by ____________________
A.
obtaining adequate
security
B.
ensuring that there
will be no problem of liquidity with the borrower
C.
ensuring that there
will be no default on account of lack of liquidity and lack of willingness to
pay on the part of the borrower
D.
doing due diligence
under KYC guidelines
6. Customer profitability analysis means _______
(a) exercise done by banks before lending to a customer
(b) exercise before opening a new branch
(c) assess the profitability of the customer's business
(d) only (a) and (c)
7. Liquidity with a banker means;
A.
cash on hand
B.
cash and bank
balances
C.
short term current
assets to convert into cash
D.
all of the above
8. Cardinal principals of lending are:
A.
safety and liquidity
B.
profitability and
diversification of risks
C.
productive purpose
and security
D.
all of the above
9. Banks are commercial organizations and profit
earning is the motto of banks to pay an adequate dividends to the shareholders.
A.
True
B.
False
10. It is to be seen that money lent should not
be locked up for a long time and should return to the bank as per the repayment
schedule. This is referred as ____________________
A.
profitability
B.
liquidity
C.
security
D.
diversification
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