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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

Q7242.Computer AwarenessEasy

How many bits make one nibble?

  1. A.2 bits
  2. B.4 bits
  3. C.8 bits
  4. D.16 bits
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Correct answer: B. 4 bits

A bit is the smallest unit of data, holding a single binary 0 or 1. Four bits together form a nibble, which is exactly half a byte, and a nibble is convenient because it maps neatly to one hexadecimal digit.

Q7248.Computer AwarenessEasy

Who is known as the Father of the Computer?

  1. A.Blaise Pascal
  2. B.Charles Babbage
  3. C.Alan Turing
  4. D.Herman Hollerith
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Correct answer: B. Charles Babbage

He designed the Difference Engine and then the Analytical Engine, and the Analytical Engine contained the logical parts of a modern computer: a store for holding numbers, a mill for calculating, punched-card input and a printed output.

Q7252.Books & AuthorsHard

Who wrote the Tamil classic Thirukkural?

  1. A.Tolkappiyar
  2. B.Thiruvalluvar
  3. C.Ilango Adigal
  4. D.Sattanar
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Correct answer: B. Thiruvalluvar

The Thirukkural is a work of short couplets arranged under three heads, virtue, wealth and love, and it is written so plainly that it is quoted as a guide to conduct rather than read only as literature.

Q7253.Books & AuthorsMedium

The Buddhist Pali canon known as the Tripitaka consists of which three parts?

  1. A.Vinaya, Sutta and Abhidhamma Pitakas
  2. B.Vinaya, Jataka and Abhidhamma Pitakas
  3. C.Sutta, Jataka and Anga Pitakas
  4. D.Anga, Upanga and Sutta Pitakas
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Correct answer: A. Vinaya, Sutta and Abhidhamma Pitakas

Pitaka means basket, so the canon is called the three baskets. The Vinaya Pitaka contains the rules of discipline for monks and nuns, the Sutta Pitaka holds the discourses of the Buddha, and the Abhidhamma Pitaka deals with philosophy and the analysis of mind and matter.

Q7256.Books & AuthorsMedium

The Sanskrit grammar Ashtadhyayi was composed by whom?

  1. A.Patanjali
  2. B.Panini
  3. C.Amarasimha
  4. D.Bharata Muni
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Correct answer: B. Panini

The Ashtadhyayi, meaning the work in eight chapters, fixed the rules of Sanskrit in a set of short formulas and is admired as the earliest scientific grammar of any language, since it describes the whole language through a compact system of rules.

Q7258.Books & AuthorsMedium

Who was the author of Harshacharita and Kadambari?

  1. A.Banabhatta
  2. B.Bilhana
  3. C.Dandin
  4. D.Bhasa
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Correct answer: A. Banabhatta

The Harshacharita is a biography of his patron and one of the earliest historical biographies written in Sanskrit, while Kadambari is a romance in ornate prose and is often described as one of the first novels in any Indian language.

Q7259.Books & AuthorsMedium

Which of the following works was NOT written by Kalidasa?

  1. A.Meghaduta
  2. B.Raghuvamsha
  3. C.Mrichchhakatika
  4. D.Kumarasambhava
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Correct answer: C. Mrichchhakatika

That play, whose title means the little clay cart, was written by Shudraka, and it is unusual among Sanskrit dramas because its hero is an impoverished merchant and its plot turns on ordinary city life rather than on gods and kings.

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