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1. Which is the first commercial bank of Nepal?
A. Rastriya Banijya Bank
B. Nepal Bank Limited
C. Nepal Rastra Bank
D. Standard Chartered Bank
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Explanation:
Nepal Bank Ltd. (1994 B.S.)
2. Which is the central bank of Nepal?
A. Rastriya Banijya Bank
B. Nepal Bank Limited
C. Nepal Rastra Bank
D. Standard Chartered Bank
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3. How many commercial banks are currently operating in Nepal?
A. 29
B. 31
C. 28
D. 30
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4. Who is the president of Nepal Bankers Association (NBA)?
A. Mr. Anil Keshari Shah
B. Mr. Gyanendra P. Dhungana
C. Mr. Chandra Prasad Agrawal
D. Mr. Binod Joshi
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Explanation:
Mr. Gyanendra P. Dhungana
5. Which bank has been successful in earning highest profit in 2074/75?
A. Rastriya Banijya Bank
B. Nabil Bank Limited
C. Nepal Rastra Bank
D. Standard Chartered Bank
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6. According to the monetary policy of 2075/76, what is the Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) for commercial banks in Nepal?
A. 4%
B. 5.5%
C. 6%
D. 7%
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7. According to the monetary policy of 2075/76, what is the Statutory Liquidity Ratio (SLR) for commercial banks in Nepal?
A. 8%
B. 9%
C. 10%
D. 12%
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8. GAAP means:
A. Generally accepted auditing practices
B. Government accepted auditing practices
C. Generally accepted accounting principles
D. Government accepted accounting principles
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9. Which of the following is not the negotiable instrument?
A. Cheque
B. Bank draft
C. Pay order
D. Bill of exchange
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10. A bill of exchange is:
A. A condition order to pay
B. An unconditional order to pay
C. As the case may be unconditional or conditional order
D. Neither conditional nor unconditional
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11. The contingent liabilities are
A. Net worth of the party
B. Current liabilities, which are to be repaid immediately
C. Current liabilities which are repaid after financial transaction
D. Expenses not provided, liability on account of LC/LG, provisions not made
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12. The current assets are those assets
A. Which can be converted into cash during accounting period of one year
B. Which can be sold in the market as current goods
C. Which can be purchase as current goods
D. The sum of all assets available in the Balance sheet today
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13. Increase in liability and decrease in assets indicates;
A. Increase in source of fund
B. Decrease in source of fund
C. Increase in profit
D. Decrease in profit
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14. EPZ means;
A. Export protection zone
B. Export production zone
C. Export promotion zone
D. Export prevention zone
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15. Who is the chairman of Securities Board of Nepal?
A. Sashin Joshi
B. Babu Ram Shrestha
C. Rajan Singh Bhandari
D. Rewat Bahadur Karki
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16. Who is the current C.E.O. of Investment Board Nepal?
A. Maha Prasad Adhikari
B. Ashok Rana
C. Rajan Singh Bhandari
D. Upendra Poudel
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17. Balance sheet is the;
A. Statement of one month transaction
B. Statement of quarterly transaction
C. Statement of yearly transaction
D. Statement of specific/till the date of transaction
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what is the CRR BANK RATE SLR AND OTHER rate in nepal
i have gone through many sites but differerent sites saying differenent rates. can u upload all these information in ur sites
@ Manoj Joshi- Thank you for your interest. According to the latest monetary policy introduced by Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB), the CRR for commercial banks is 6 percent. Likewise, SLR for commercial banks is 12 percent.
CRR keeps on changing n currently its 6% for A class commercial banks
thank so much u for your post and need more example …
as in question chiranjivi nepal the governer is 15th governer but as per nrb web site he is 16 th governer . which is correct??
Thank you Niranjan ji for sharing your confusion with us. We are always working on posting authentic information in our website but mistakes do happen sometimes. We rely on active viewers like you to get feedbacks about our content. The correct answer is actually “16th” and we have corrected it. We encourage this kind of feedback from our viewers in the days to come also.
The % of profit which should be transferred to general reserve 15% or 20%
Sanjay ji, according to the Unified Directives 2072, 20% of the annual net profit shall be appropriated to General Reserve Fund until it reaches to double of the paid up capital
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