CAIIB BRBL Questions: BRBL Paper is one of the important papers of the CAIIB examination. Bankers who are preparing to appear for the CAIIB Examinations must have a good knowledge of the BRBL Paper. In this blog, we have mentioned below the direct link to download the Free E-book consisting of 500 Practice Questions with Solutions for the BRBL Paper.
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Ques 1. Which of the following exercises control over banks from the opening to their winding up:
- A. Reserve Bank of India and SEBI
- B. SEBI and Govt. of India, NABARD
- C. Govt. of India and RBI
- D. Govt. of India, RBI and SEBI
Solution. RBI and Govt. of India have been given the powers to exercise control under provisions of the Banking Regulation Act and Reserve Bank of India Act 1934
Ques 2. The banks in India, fall in which of the following category:
- A. statutory corporations and private companies
- B. companies and cooperatives
- C. statutory corporations, companies and cooperative societies
- D. companies, public sector banks, public sector companies
Solution. Banks fall in the category of statutory corporations, companies, and cooperative societies.
Ques 3. As per definition u/s 5 (b) of Banking Regulation Act 1934, which of the following is not correct in the context of banking business:
- A. accepting deposits and giving loans out of such deposits
- B. deposits are accepted from public
- C. banks cannot refuse to accept deposits whosoever offers
- D. accepting deposits and investing such deposits
Solution. Banks can refuse acceptance of deposits from persons who are not found desirable and do not comply with the requirement under KYC.
Ques 4. Which of the following cannot accept deposits withdrawable by cheques:
- A. Banks
- B. saving bank schemes run by the govt.
- C. private credit societies
- D. financial institutions
Solution.U/s 49 A of Banking Regulation, organisations other than banks cannot accept deposits withdrawable by cheque. However, the savings bank schemes run by Govt. or primary credit societies and any other persons or firms notified by govt. are exempted from this prohibition.
Ques 5. Which of the following cannot accept deposits from the public:
- A. Banks
- B. non-bank finance companies regulated by RBI
- C. other companies regulated by the Central govt?
- D. other firms that are in the business of financial institutions
Solution.Banks, NBFCs registered with RBI, and other companies regulated by Govt., can accept deposit from public.
Ques 6. Which of the following is not correct statement in the context of Banking Regulation Act:
- A. for carrying business of banking, licence from RBI is required
- B. each banking company has to use the word bank as part of its name
- C. no firm is allowed to use the word bank, banking or banking company as part of their name
- D. subsidiaries of banks or in certain cases, the primary credit societies can not use the word bank.
Solution.(a) to (c) are correct but as regards the subsidiaries of banks or in certain cases, the primary credit societies, they are also allowed to use the word bank.
Ques 7. Which of the following forms of business, other than banking business, can not be undertaken by banks:
- A. buying and selling of foreign exchange or bullion and specie
- B. providing of safe deposit vault
- C. undertake and execute trusts
- D. buying or selling of goods, directly or indirectly
Solution.There are a no. of other activities, other than banking business, that banks can undertake. All these activities fall in this category except at (d), which banks cannot do.
Ques 8. Which of the following does not match in the context of formation of banks:
- A. State Bank of India constituted under SBI Act 1955
- B. Nationalised Banks constituted under Nationalisation Act 1970 and 1980
- C. RRBs constituted under RRB Act 1976
- D. State Bank associate banks constituted under State Bank (Subsidiary Bank) Act 1959
Solution. Nationalized banks were constituted under Banking Companies (Acquisition and Transfer of Undertakings) Act 1970 & 1980.
Ques 9. The cooperative Banks fall under the following type of organisation:
- A. cooperative society
- B. Banking company
- C. public sector bank
- D. any of the above
Solution. Cooperative Banks are cooperative societies registered under any Central Act or State Act.
Ques 10. Which of the following is not correct regarding the purpose for which RBI was created under Reserve Bank of India Act 1934:
- A. to regulate the issue of bank notes
- B. to directly undertake regulation of banking system
- C. to keep reserves for securing monetary stability in India
- D. to operate the currency and credit system of India
Solution. RBI does not directly deal with regulation of banking system under Reserve Bank of India Act except u/s 42 that deals with CRR. RBI regulates the banks under provisions of Banking Regulation Act.
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