Practice RBI and Monetary Policy Questions and Answers

• Which of the following institution in India is appointed by the RBI for valuation of portfolios of government securities and state development loans? This ...
• RBI in its MPC meeting held on June 8th, revised Indiarsquo;s estimated GDP growth rate for FY23 to be
• What does ‘on-tap licensing’ provided by the Reserve Bank of India mean?
• The Basel III norms have prescribed a Leverage ratio of a) ___% while the Reserve Bank of India has prescribed a leverage ratio of b)___% for D-SIBs and c)...
• What role does NABARD play in promoting financial inclusion?
• When was Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA) established?
• What is one of the roles of IRDA in relation to insurance intermediaries?              ...
• When the RBI wants to inject liquidity into economy, it may adopt the following : (1) Buy the government securities from the banks. (2) Enter into reverse ...
• Consider the following: I. NBFC-MFIs II. Banks III. Small Finance Banks Arrange the following institutions in ascending order to lend the MSMEs Sector
• Consider the following: I. Agriculture II. Industry III. Services IV. Personal loans Arrange the following sectors in ascending order based on GNPA.
• Which of the following words is not used in Monetary Policy?
• As per the IRACP norms given by RBI, which of the following correctly represents a Cash Credit or Overdraft account (CC/OD) as out of order ?  
• RBI mandated use of external benchmarks for pricing of certain loans like retail and MSME loans. I n how many months is the interest rate to be reset at le...
• If RBI increases the repo rate by 0.5%, and a bank’s base rate is 9%, what is likely new base rate?
• Which of the following is the correct meaning of Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR), a monetary policy tool used by RBI?
• Read the following Statements and answer the question:  India’s inflation target of 4 % ± 2 % is jointly set by RBI and the Ministry of Finance every ...
• In the RBI’s monetary aggregate framework, M1 is known as Narrow Money due to its high liquidity. Which of the following combinations correctly identifie...
• If RBI wants to reduce the inflation rate from 6% to 4%, it often has to slow down the economy, leading to a temporary drop in production. In this context...
• Reserve Money (M0), also known as High-Powered Money or the Monetary Base, is the most fundamental aggregate. According to RBI reporting in 2026, which of ...