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Banking GK Questions 2026

The static part of banking awareness is mostly banking and the economy; history and geography get a smaller share than in SSC exams. The test names say so: General/Economy/Banking Awareness including RBI circulars in IBPS PO, General Awareness/ Economy/ Banking Knowledge in SBI PO, and General/Financial Awareness in the clerk exams. Questions keep returning to the RBI and its functions, monetary policy tools such as the repo rate, CRR and SLR, types of banks and accounts, NPAs, KYC, priority sector lending, payment systems such as UPI, NEFT and RTGS, regulators such as SEBI, IRDAI and PFRDA, development institutions such as NABARD and SIDBI, the Budget and the Economic Survey. RBI Grade B and NABARD Grade A go further, with full papers on Economic and Social Issues, and NABARD on Agriculture and Rural Development: agronomy, irrigation, animal husbandry, climate change and rural development schemes. Some static GK still appears: headquarters and heads of banks, currencies and capitals, and important days. This page gathers GK24's topic-wise GK notes for banking exams, in English and Hindi, in short facts and tables. Read one topic at a sitting, then take its topic quiz to see what you remember.

Banking GK Questions with Answers

Q5182.Sports GKHard

The field of play in kho-kho measures:

  1. A.27 m x 16 m
  2. B.29 m x 16 m
  3. C.27 m x 14 m
  4. D.25 m x 16 m
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Correct answer: A. 27 m x 16 m

The rectangular field of play in standard kho-kho is 27 metres long and 16 metres wide, with a wooden pole standing at each end of the central lane and free zones beyond the poles in which the defenders may run.

Q5186.Sports GKEasy

The Pro Kabaddi League was started in which year?

  1. A.2012
  2. B.2014
  3. C.2016
  4. D.2018
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Correct answer: B. 2014

The Pro Kabaddi League, a city-franchise competition played on a mat before a television audience, began in 2014 and is widely credited with turning kabaddi from a rural sport into a professional one with full-time players and sponsorships.

Q5193.Computer AwarenessEasy

Which of the following statements about RAM and ROM is correct?

  1. A.Both RAM and ROM are volatile
  2. B.RAM is volatile and ROM is non-volatile
  3. C.RAM is non-volatile and ROM is volatile
  4. D.Both RAM and ROM are non-volatile
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Correct answer: B. RAM is volatile and ROM is non-volatile

Random Access Memory is the working memory in which the operating system, the running programs and the data in use are held, and everything in it is lost the moment the power supply stops, which is exactly what volatile means.

Q5197.Computer AwarenessMedium

Which of the following buses is unidirectional?

  1. A.Data bus
  2. B.Address bus
  3. C.Control bus
  4. D.System bus
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Correct answer: B. Address bus

The address bus carries only the address of the memory location or the input-output port that the processor wants to use, and that address always travels outwards from the processor to memory, never back; a bus that carries signals in one direction only is unidirectional.

Q5198.Computer AwarenessMedium

The stored program concept, in which instructions and data share the same memory, was given by:

  1. A.Charles Babbage
  2. B.John von Neumann
  3. C.Alan Turing
  4. D.Blaise Pascal
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Correct answer: B. John von Neumann

In 1945 John von Neumann described a design in which a computer's instructions and its data are both held in the same memory in the same binary form, so that the machine can be given a new task simply by loading a new program instead of being rewired.

Q5199.Computer AwarenessMedium

Which register holds the address of the next instruction to be executed?

  1. A.Accumulator
  2. B.Instruction Register
  3. C.Program Counter
  4. D.Memory Data Register
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Correct answer: C. Program Counter

The program counter, sometimes called the instruction pointer, always holds the memory address of the next instruction the processor will fetch, and it is incremented automatically as each instruction is taken up so that execution moves forward in order; a jump or branch instruction works simply by loading a new…

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