ABM Previous Year Question Papers (Advanced Bank Management) PDF

Conceptual Grasp

Analytical/Logical Exposition

Problem-Solving

Case Analysis

a. Type A personality

b. Type B personality

c. Type C person

d. Type D person

(i) Life Expectancy

(ii) Literacy Level

(iii) Success Rate of Marriages

(iv) Standard of Living

(v) Crime Rate

(vi) Corruption Level

(vii) Economic Entitlement

(viii) Foreign Visits

a. (i), (ii), (vi) and (viii)

b. (i), (ii), (iv) and (vii)

c. (ii), (iii), (vi) and (vii)

d. (iii), (v), (vii) and (viii)

a. Enable a Co. to meet the cash demands from the normal flow of business activity

b. Enable a Co. to avail itself of a special inventory purchase before prices rise to higher levels

c. Enable a Co. to have the cash to meet any emergency that may arise periodically

d. Avoid having to use the different types of lending arrangements that are available to cover projected cash deficits

a. Oligopoly

b. Duopoly

c. Monopoly

d. Monopsony

a. the quantity of one good which is equal to the quantity of another good

b. the way in which a consumer spends his income on 2 goods

c. the possible combination of 2 goods which he can buy with his income

d. combinations of two goods, which have the same marginal utility

a. Increased synchronization of cash flows

b. Minimize the use of float

c. Maintaining an average cash balance equal to that is required as a compensating balance or that which minimizes T. Cost

d. Use of checks and drafts in disbursing funds

a. A fall in price more than offset by an increase in quantity demanded, so that T. Revenue rises

b. The goods are probably a necessity, so the price has little effect on quantity demanded

c. A rise in price will increase T. Revenue even though less is sold

d. Buyers are not much influenced by prices of competing products

a. That economics can be used to prove that capitalism is better than socialism.

b. That economics tells us the kind of economic behaviour or policy that is wholesome.

c. That economics tells policymakers which alternative to choose from among several efficient ones.

d. That economics can only indicate the consequences of policies, choices, or conditions.

a. Monetary policy

b. Fiscal Policy

c. Trade policy

d. Pricing policies

a. Associative models

b. Exponential smoothing

c. Weighted moving average

d. Simple moving average

a. Time-series analysis

b. Exponential smoothing

c. Barometric methods

d. Moving average

a. For the same level of current assets, an increase in N W C results in an increased current ratio.

b. The current ratio can be less than one

c. The current ratio can be negative

d. Current ratio is an indicator of liquidity

a. Only (i) and (ii)

b. Only (i) and (iii)

c. Only (ii) and (iii)

d. (i), (ii), and (iii)

1. Revenue Receipts – 1374203

2. Tax Revenue – 1101372

3. Non-Tax Revenue – 272831

4. Capital Receipts – 600991

5. Other Receipts – 47743

Find: Total Receipts

a. 2475575

b. 2248025

c. 1975194

d. 1750106

a. Coefficient of Correlation

b. Coefficient of Skewness

c. Coefficient of Determination

d. Standard Error of Estimate

a. Use the excess funds to pay down long-term debt

b. Invest the excess long-term finance in marketable securities

c. Use the excess funds to repurchase the common stock

d. Purchase additional plant and equipment

a. Situational test

b. Reasoning test

c. Video simulation test

d. Miniature job training

a. Increases the current account surplus & increases the domestic money supply

b. Increases the current account surplus and decreases the domestic money supply

c. Increases the domestic money supply & decreases the current account surplus

d. Decreases the domestic money supply & decreases the current account surplus

a. Unwillingness of a customer to meet her commitment relating to a financial transaction with the bank

b. The inability of the customer to reimburse the bank in case of invocation of a guarantee or devolvement of an L.C

c. Loss to the bank due to fraud

d. The inability of a customer to meet her commitment relating to a financial transaction with the bank

a. No target is given to domestic banks for small enterprise advances

b. No target is given for agriculture advances in foreign banks

c. Export credit doesn’t form a part of the priority sector for domestic banks

d. Export credit doesn’t form a part of the priority sector for foreign banks