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SBI GK Questions 2026

The static part of the awareness test in SBI exams is banking and economy knowledge, which is why the PO Mains test is named General Awareness/ Economy/ Banking Knowledge and the Clerk Mains test General/ Financial Awareness. The sample questions in the Bank's booklet ask which institution introduced Know Your Customer norms, which sector drives State incomes, who led Operation Flood and what monetary policy is concerned with, and the real papers follow that line. The topics that recur are the RBI and its functions, monetary policy tools such as the repo rate, CRR and SLR, types of banks and accounts, NPAs, priority sector lending, KYC and anti-money-laundering rules, payment systems like UPI, NEFT and RTGS, banking terms and abbreviations, financial regulators such as SEBI, IRDAI and PFRDA, development institutions such as NABARD and SIDBI, the Union Budget and the Economic Survey, GDP, inflation and national income, and government schemes for financial inclusion, insurance and pensions. A few questions ask plain static GK: headquarters and heads, currencies and capitals, and dates in banking history. This page holds GK24's topic-wise GK notes for banking exams, written as short facts and tables so that a topic can be revised in one sitting. Read a topic, then solve its quiz and the SBI previous-year questions on this site to see what you retained.

SBI GK Questions with Answers

Q1563.Books & AuthorsAsked in: Delhi · 10 July 2021, Shift 1Easy

Who is the first ever Indian recipient of a Nobel Prize?

  1. A.Rabindranath Tagore
  2. B.Mother Teresa
  3. C.Amartya Sen
  4. D.CV Raman
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Correct answer: A. Rabindranath Tagore

He was the first Indian and also the first person from Asia to be awarded a Nobel Prize in any category, and the prize brought Indian writing to the notice of readers across Europe.

Q1565.Indian EconomyEasy

Fiscal policy in India is framed and implemented by which authority?

  1. A.The Reserve Bank of India
  2. B.The Government of India through the Ministry of Finance
  3. C.The Securities and Exchange Board of India
  4. D.The Finance Commission
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Correct answer: B. The Government of India through the Ministry of Finance

Fiscal policy means the use of taxation, public expenditure and public borrowing to influence output, employment and prices, and all three instruments belong to the government and are given effect through the Union Budget.

Q1570.Indian EconomyMedium

Fiscal deficit of the government is best defined as:

  1. A.Revenue expenditure minus revenue receipts
  2. B.Total expenditure minus total receipts other than borrowings
  3. C.Total expenditure minus interest payments
  4. D.Capital expenditure minus capital receipts
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Correct answer: B. Total expenditure minus total receipts other than borrowings

Fiscal deficit is total expenditure minus total receipts other than borrowings, which means it measures exactly how much the government must borrow during the year to meet its planned spending.

Q1571.Indian EconomyEasy

Under which article of the Constitution is the Union Budget presented as the Annual Financial Statement?

  1. A.Article 110
  2. B.Article 112
  3. C.Article 114
  4. D.Article 123
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Correct answer: B. Article 112

The Constitution nowhere uses the word budget. Article 112 requires the President to cause to be laid before both Houses of Parliament, in respect of every financial year, a statement of the estimated receipts and expenditure of the Government of India, and this statement is called the Annual Financial Statement.

Q1572.Indian EconomyAsked in: SSC CGL · 20 April 2022, Shift 3Medium

The Contingency Fund of India is to be augmented from Rs. 500 crores to _________ crores through the Finance Bill as per the Union Budget 2021-22.

  1. A.Rs. 15,000
  2. B.Rs. 30,000
  3. C.Rs. 25,000
  4. D.Rs. 10,000
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Correct answer: B. Rs. 30,000

The Union Budget 2021-22 proposed raising the corpus of the Contingency Fund of India from five hundred crore rupees to thirty thousand crore rupees, and the change was carried through the Finance Bill of that year.

Q1576.Indian EconomyHard

The GDP deflator is calculated as:

  1. A.Real GDP divided by nominal GDP, multiplied by 100
  2. B.Nominal GDP divided by real GDP, multiplied by 100
  3. C.Nominal GDP minus real GDP
  4. D.GDP at factor cost divided by population
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Correct answer: B. Nominal GDP divided by real GDP, multiplied by 100

Nominal GDP is measured at current prices and real GDP at the prices of a base year, so the ratio between them isolates the effect of the change in prices.