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Preface: Don't Just Join The Race, The Race
Preface: Don't Just Join The Race, The Race
Preface: Don't Just Join The Race, The Race
Preface
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Contents
(September – 1)
1. Pib
2. General awareness
3. Economics and social Issues
4. Financial Awareness
5. National reports
6. International reports
7. State Govt. Schemes
8. Central Govt. Schemes
9. Core Finance
10. Core Economics
11. RBI Notifications
12. SEBI Notifications
13. Bonus MCQ
14. Essay Extras
A. 48
B. 49
C. 50
D. 51
E. 52
A. World Bank
B. IMF
C. World Intellectual Property Organization
D. Cornell University and INSEAD Business School
E. Both C and D
A. Sweden
B. Denmark
C. Norway
D. USA
E. Switzerland
6. According to the Report titled, “Fraud & Risk Management in Digital Payments” released by Data
Security Council of India and PayPal, what will be the worth of e-commerce market in India by 2026?
A. USD 200 billion
B. USD 100 billion
C. USD 250 billion
D. USD 125 billion
E. USD 500 billion
7. Name the economist, who prposed the idea of exploring foreign markets?
A. Adams Smith
B. John Maynard Keyens
C. Theodore levitt
D. Thomas Friedman
8. As per the estimation of SBI Ecowrap, India’s GDP for the FY21 is ________.
A. (-) 7.1%
B. (-) 2.5%
C. (-) 11.2%
D. (-) 13.8%
E. (-) 10.9%
9. In which of the following way SEBI has revised mutual funds debt disclosure requirements?
A. Mutual funds to disclose details of debt and capital market securities transacted in their
schemes portfolio, including inter-scheme transfers, on a daily basis with a time lag of 15 days in
a prescribed format
B. Mutual funds to disclose details of debt and money market securities transacted in their
schemes portfolio, including inter-scheme transfers, on a daily basis with a time lag of 15 days in
a prescribed format
C. Mutual funds to disclose details of debt and capital market securities transacted in their
schemes portfolio, including inter-scheme transfers, on a daily basis with a time lag of 20 days in
a prescribed format
D. Mutual funds to disclose details of debt and money market securities transacted in their
schemes portfolio, including inter-scheme transfers, on a daily basis with a time lag of 20 days in
a prescribed format
E. Mutual funds to disclose details of debt and money market securities transacted in their
schemes portfolio, including inter-scheme transfers, on a daily basis with a time lag of 30 days in
a prescribed format
11. Power ministry has launched GTAM for electricity. What is the full form of GTAM?
A. Green Term Ahead Mechanism
B. Green Term Ahead Market
C. Green Tenure Ahead Market
D. Green Term Ahead Money
E. None of the above
13. Which of the following countries has decided to launch an initiative later this year to achieve
supply chain resilience in the Indo-Pacific region, a move seen as countering China's dominance in
the world trade?
A. India, Japan and Australia
B. India, Japan and France
C. India, Japan and America
D. India, Japan and Russia
E. India, Japan and United Kingdom
14. Find the person who got 6-month extension as the chairman of Central Board of Direct Taxes
(CBDT).
A. M Ajit Kumar
B. Rajnish Kumar
C. Pramod Chandra Mody
D. Rahul Chaudhry
E. Sanjay Dutt
15. Which of the following is/are not one of the salient features of the National Creche Scheme?
A. To provide day care facilities to Children (age group of 1 year to 6 years) of working mothers
B. Daycare facilities including sleeping facilities
C. Early stimulation for children below 3 years and pre-school education for 3-6 years old children
D. Supplementary nutrition (to be sourced locally)
E. Growth Monitoring
F. Health check-ups and immunization
16. State of Young Child in India report was released by Vice President Venkaiah Naidu. Which is the
top performing state as per the report?
A. Karnataka
B. Gujarat
C. Kerala
D. Maharashtra
17. Kaziranga National Park is set to be expanded by 3053 hectares. It will connect the park with
Nameri National Park? Nameri National Park is located in _________________ .
A. Arunachal Pradesh
B. Assam
C. Manipur
D. Nagaland
18. The FM Nirmala Sitharaman has launched National Infrastructure Pipeline online dashboard. It is
a one stop solution for all who are looking for information about infrastructure projects. The outlay
for infrastructure in the country for the next five years is Rs. __________ lakh crores.
A. 150
B. 200
C. 75
D. 100
20. Which is the first state to offer jobs based on Common Eligibility Test conducted by National
Recruitment Agency?
A. Kerala
B. Madhya Pradesh
C. Maharashtra
D. Gujarat
21. The ____________ task force has recommended to link sugarcane prices to sugar rates.
A. V K Saraswat
B. Ramesh Chand
C. V K Paul
D. Nilesh Jha
22. Harit Path is the name of the mobile app launched by _________ to monitor plantation along the
National Highways.
A. National Highway Authority of India
B. Ministry of Environment
C. Ministry of Home Affairs
D. Ministry of road transport and highways
24. Which country will host the summit of SCO Council of November 30, 2020?
A. China
B. India
C. Kazakhstan
D. Russia
25. World Intellectual Property Organisation has launched Global Innovation Index and India has
ranked 48th. Which country has topped the ranking?
A. USA
B. UK
C. Sweden
D. Switzerland
26. Union Cabinet has approved five languages as the official languages of Jammu & Kashmir. Which
one of the following is not one of them?
A. Urdu
B. English
C. Dogri
D. Bhadarwahi
27. What is the contraction in India’s GDP growth in Q1 of FY21 (April-June 2020) as per the data
released by the National Statistical Office?
A. 16.5%
B. 14.7%
C. 23.9%
D. 10.6%
E. 12.1%
28. Government has approved 27 integrated cold chain projects under Pradhan Mantri Kisan
________ Yojana.
A. SAMMAN
B. SAMRIDDHI
C. SAMPADA
D. SAAMARTHYA
29. Which of the following are the latest to be integrated to One Nation One Ration Card Scheme?
A. Daman & Diu and Pondicherry
B. Ladakh and Andaman & Nicobar
C. Ladakh & Lakshdweep
D. Lakshdweep and Dadar & Nagar Haveli
30. Japan has provided Rs. _______ crores assistance to India to fight COVID 19.
A. 2000
B. 4500
C. 4000
D. 3500
31. European investment bank plans to invest € 650 Million for the 1st metro line of which city?
A. Coimbatore
B. Patna
C. Kanpur
D. Noida
E. Surat
32. _________________ has created NEST (New and Emerging Strategic Technologies) to increase
coordination in investment among states of the country and other countries.
A. Home Ministry
B. Ministry of External Affairs
C. Ministry of MSME
D. Ministry of Commerce & Industry
33. Which of the following countries has decided to launch an initiative later this year to achieve
supply chain resilience in the Indo-Pacific region, a move seen as countering China's dominance in
the world trade?
A. India, Japan and Australia
B. India, Japan and France
C. India, Japan and America
D. India, Japan and Russia
E. India, Japan and United kingdom
35. Government has approved 27 integrated cold chain projects under Pradhan Mantri Kisan
________ Yojana.
A. SAMPADA
B. SAMMAN
C. SAMRIDDHI
D. SAAMARTHYA
E. None of these
36. Which of the following are the latest to be integrated to One Nation One Ration Card Scheme?
A. Daman & Diu and Pondicherry
B. Ladakh and Andaman & Nicobar
C. Ladakh & Lakshdweep
D. Lakshdweep and Dadar & Nagar Haveli
37. Japan has provided Rs. _______ crores assistance to India to fight COVID 19.
A. 2000
B. 4500
C. 4000
D. 3500
38. _________________ has created NEST (New and Emerging Strategic Technologies) to increase
coordination in investment among states of the country and other countries.
A. Home Ministry
B. Ministry of External Affairs
C. Ministry of MSME
D. Ministry of Commerce & Industry
39. Who said that-India among large emerging market's to have highest debt burden by 2021?
A. Moody's
B. Fitch
C. Standard & Poor's
D. World bank
E. IMF
40. Sir David Attenborough received the Indira Gandhi Peace Prize for 2019. Which country does he
belong to?
A. Scotland
B. England
C. Australia
D. New Zealand
41. _________state government has launched the YSR Sampoorna Poshan Scheme to provide
nutritious food to lactating and pregnant women.
A. Andhra Pradesh
B. Tamil Nadu
C. Karnataka
D. Telangana
43. _______ will host the third Indo Pacific Business Forum.
A. Vietnam
B. South Korea
C. New Zealand
D. India
44. IT minister Ravi Shankar Prasad has launched ________ - Next Generation Start up Challenge
Contest to boost start ups and provide them seed capital of up to Rs.25.00 lakhs.
A. Manzil
B. Chunauti
C. Mehnat
D. Mahatvakaanksha
47. Who has become the first woman president of Canadian Space Agecy?
A. Mickey Campbell
B. Lisa Raymon
C. Lisa Campbell
D. Tessy Thomson
50. Rajiv Bihari Lal resigned as the non-executive chairman of which bank?
A. SBI
B. IDFC
C. HDFC Bank
D. AXIS Bank
Bonus Question
As per the RBI guidelines, which of the following is the minimum tenure (maturity) of “Masala Bonds” that an
India Company is allowed to issue in offshore markets?
A. 2 years
B. 10 years
C. 3 years
D. 5 years
Challenge Series
1) 12 12 18 45 180 1170 ?
a. 12285 b. 10530 c. 11700 d. 12870 e. 7605
Essay Extras
To avoid the worst consequences of climate change, the global energy system must rapidly reduce its emissions.
Calls to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions are growing louder every year, but emissions remain at
unsustainably high levels. International climate goals call for emissions to peak as soon as possible and then
decline rapidly to reach net-zero in the second half of this century. The vast majority of global CO2 emissions come
from the energy sector, making clear the need for a cleaner energy system. Global CO2 emissions are set to fall in
2020 because of the Covid-19 crisis, but without structural changes to the energy system, this decline will be only
temporary.
Long-distance transport and heavy industry are home to the hardest emissions to reduce. Energy efficiency,
material efficiency and avoided transportation demand (e.g. substituting personal car travel with walking or
cycling) all play an important role in reducing emissions in long-distance transport and heavy industries. But nearly
60% of cumulative emissions reductions for these sectors in the Sustainable Development Scenario come from
technologies that are only at demonstration and prototype stages today. Hydrogen and CCUS account for around
half of cumulative emissions reductions in the steel, cement and chemicals sectors. In the trucking, shipping and
aviation sectors, the use of alternative fuels – hydrogen, synthetic fuels and biofuels – ranges between 55% and
80%. Highly competitive global markets, the long lifetime of existing assets, and rapidly increasing demand in
certain areas further complicate efforts to reduce emissions in these challenging sectors. Fortunately, the
engineering skills and knowledge these sectors possess today are an excellent starting point for commercializing
the technologies required for tackling these challenges.
Power and heavy industry together account for about 60% of emissions today from existing energy infrastructure,
climbing to nearly 100% in 2050 if no action is taken. Reaching net-zero will depend on how we manage the
emissions challenge presented by these sectors’ long-lasting assets, many of which were recently built in Asian
economies and could operate for decades to come. The situation underscores the need for hydrogen and CCUS
technologies. Ensuring that new clean energy technologies are available in time for key investment decisions will
be critical. In heavy industries, for example, strategically timed investments could help avoid around 40% of
cumulative emissions from existing infrastructure in these sectors.
Answer Key
1B 31 C
2A 32 B
3E 33 A
4E 34 B
5D 35 A
6A 36 C
7C 37 D
8E 38 B
9B 39 A
10 C 40 B
11 B 41 A
12 D 42 C
13 A 43 A
14 C 44 B
15 A (Age group of 6 months to 6 years) 45 D
16 C 46 A
17 B 47 C
18 D 48 D
19 C 49 D
20 B 50 B
21 B
22 A BONUS
23 A 1C
24 B
25 D CHALLENGE SERIES
26 D 1A
27 C 2D
28 C 3A
29 C 4B
30 D