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NABARD GK Questions 2026

The static part of NABARD's awareness tests is economics, rural society and agriculture more than history or sports. The Grade A syllabus for Economic & Social Issues covers the nature of the Indian economy, reforms, inflation, poverty and its measurement, population policy, rural credit, industrial policy, banking reforms, international institutions, social structure, education, social justice and human development. The Agriculture & Rural Development syllabus covers agronomy, soils and irrigation, farm engineering, horticulture, animal husbandry, fisheries, forestry, extension, ecology and climate change, agricultural finance and marketing, and rural development programmes and Panchayati Raj. This page holds GK24's topic-wise GK notes for NABARD. Each note is written as short facts and tables, so a topic can be revised in one sitting. The Indian Economy notes serve most of ESI. The Indian Polity notes cover Panchayati Raj and social justice. The Geography notes cover soils, irrigation, climate and forests, and the Environment and Ecology notes cover climate change and its international bodies. The Computer notes serve the Computer Knowledge test, and Static GK helps with General Awareness. Agronomy, animal husbandry and fisheries go beyond general GK, so use the advertisement's ARD list as a checklist for them. Read a note, then take its quiz on this site to check what you retained.

NABARD GK Questions with Answers

Q765.Banking & Financial AwarenessEasy

NABARD stands for:

  1. A.National Board for Agriculture and Rural Development
  2. B.National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development
  3. C.National Bureau for Agrarian and Regional Development
  4. D.National Bank for Agrarian Reform and Development
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Correct answer: B. National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development

NABARD was set up in 1982 on the recommendation of the committee headed by B Sivaraman, and its head office is at Mumbai.

Q767.Banking & Financial AwarenessEasy

In banking, CASA stands for:

  1. A.Current Account and Savings Account
  2. B.Capital Asset and Security Account
  3. C.Cash and Savings Allocation
  4. D.Credit Account and Settlement Agreement
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Correct answer: A. Current Account and Savings Account

CASA is the combined balance a bank holds in the current accounts and the savings accounts of its customers. These are the cheapest deposits a bank can have, because a current account pays no interest at all and a savings account pays very little, unlike a fixed deposit.

Q770.Banking & Financial AwarenessAsked in: RRB Group D · 4 Dec 2018, Shift 2Hard

To improve internal control of banks, Reserve Bank of India has asked all banks to do what till 30 April 2018?

  1. A.To connect SWIFT with its Basic Banking Solution (CBS)
  2. B.To connect RTGS with their Core Banking Solution (CBS)
  3. C.To connect NEFT with its Basic Banking Solution (CBS)
  4. D.To connect MICR to their Basic Banking Solution (CBS)
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Correct answer: A. To connect SWIFT with its Basic Banking Solution (CBS)

SWIFT is the international messaging network over which banks send payment and guarantee instructions across borders.

Q771.Banking & Financial AwarenessAsked in: Delhi · 1 Aug 2021, Shift 3Medium

Which of the following is a qualitative tool used by RBI to control money supply?

  1. A.Bank Rate
  2. B.Moral Suasion
  3. C.Open Market Operations
  4. D.Cash Reserve Ratio
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Correct answer: B. Moral Suasion

The tools of the Reserve Bank are divided into quantitative tools, which change the total amount of credit in the system, and qualitative or selective tools, which change the direction in which that credit flows.

Q772.Banking & Financial AwarenessAsked in: Delhi · 1 Oct 2021, Shift 1Medium

Which of the following is an instrument of monetary policy used by RBI? I. SLR II. MSS III. Corridor

  1. A.I and II
  2. B.II and III
  3. C.I, II and III
  4. D.I and III
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Correct answer: C. I, II and III

All three belong to the monetary policy toolkit of the Reserve Bank of India. SLR, the Statutory Liquidity Ratio, is the part of its deposits that a bank must keep with itself in cash, gold or approved securities, and raising or lowering it changes how much a bank can lend.

Q773.Banking & Financial AwarenessAsked in: Bihar · BPSC AE Paper 3 (General Studies) 2019Easy

In banking, the full form of RTGS is

  1. A.Rapid Transfer Gross Scheme
  2. B.Rapid Transfer Gross Settlement
  3. C.Real Time Gross Settlement
  4. D.Real Time Gross Scheme
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Correct answer: C. Real Time Gross Settlement

RTGS is the system in which a transfer instruction is settled singly and immediately, rather than being held and netted off with others.

Q774.Indian EconomyAsked in: SSC MTS · 18 Oct 2021, Shift 3Easy

What is the full form of SIDBI?

  1. A.Small Industries Development Bank of India
  2. B.Small Investment Development Bank of India
  3. C.Service Industries Development Bank of India
  4. D.Service Investment Development Bank of India
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Correct answer: A. Small Industries Development Bank of India

SIDBI is the apex institution for micro, small and medium enterprises. It was set up in 1990 under an Act of Parliament, began work on 2 April that year, and has its head office at Lucknow.

Q776.Banking & Financial AwarenessMedium

Which of the following was merged into the State Bank of India with effect from 1 April 2017?

  1. A.Bharatiya Mahila Bank
  2. B.Dena Bank
  3. C.Corporation Bank
  4. D.United Bank of India
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Correct answer: A. Bharatiya Mahila Bank

From 1 April 2017 the State Bank of India absorbed its five remaining associate banks, the State Bank of Bikaner and Jaipur, the State Bank of Hyderabad, the State Bank of Mysore, the State Bank of Patiala and the State Bank of Travancore, together with Bharatiya Mahila Bank, which had…

Q777.Banking & Financial AwarenessHard

Rustom Cavasjee Cooper v. Union of India, decided by the Supreme Court in 1970, is known as the:

  1. A.Privy Purse case
  2. B.Bank Nationalisation case
  3. C.Fundamental Rights case
  4. D.Judges Transfer case
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Correct answer: B. Bank Nationalisation case

R. C. Cooper, a shareholder and director of one of the affected banks, challenged the law of 1969, and an eleven judge bench of the Supreme Court struck it down because the compensation provided for the acquired undertakings was not adequate and the banks were barred from carrying on business.