IBPS RRB CA Officer Scale II flashcards
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- CRR definition
- Cash Reserve Ratio is the share of net demand and time liabilities that a scheduled commercial bank must hold as cash with the Reserve Bank of India, earning no interest.
- SLR definition
- Statutory Liquidity Ratio is the minimum share of net demand and time liabilities a bank must hold in approved liquid assets such as cash, gold or government securities.
- Base Rate
- Base Rate is the minimum rate below which a bank cannot lend, except to specified exempt categories; it was introduced in 2010 to improve transparency in loan pricing.
- MCLR meaning
- Marginal Cost of Funds based Lending Rate is the internal benchmark computed from marginal cost of funds, negative carry on CRR, operating cost and tenor premium for floating-rate loans.
- NPA 90-day rule
- A loan asset becomes a non-performing asset when interest or principal remains overdue for more than 90 days, after which provisioning and income recognition norms apply.
- Capital conservation buffer
- Under Basel III, banks must hold a capital conservation buffer of 2.5% of risk-weighted assets above the minimum capital adequacy ratio, in the form of common equity.
- Expected credit loss model
- Ind AS 109 requires banks to recognise impairment based on expected credit losses, using 12-month ECL in Stage 1 and lifetime ECL in Stages 2 and 3.
- Section 138 NI Act
- This provision makes dishonour of a cheque for insufficiency of funds an offence, requiring a written demand notice within 30 days of intimation of dishonour.
- SARFAESI Act 2002
- This Act allows secured creditors to enforce security interest without court or tribunal intervention after a loan is classified as a non-performing asset.
- Priority sector target
- Domestic scheduled commercial banks must lend 40% of adjusted net bank credit to priority sectors, including agriculture, MSME, education, housing and weaker sections.
- Syllogism conversion rules
- Universal affirmative converts to particular affirmative, universal negative converts to universal negative, and particular affirmative converts to particular affirmative; particular negative does not convert.
- Circular seating facing centre
- When all people face the centre of a circle, a person's immediate left lies clockwise and immediate right lies anticlockwise; reverse this when they face outward.
- Blood relation notation
- Use vertical lines for parent-child links, horizontal lines for siblings and spouses, and separate horizontal levels for generations so gender and relationship direction stay unambiguous.
- Either-or conclusion
- In inequality questions, an either-or conclusion arises when two conclusions cannot both be true but together cover all possibilities, typically from complementary pairs like greater-than and less-than-or-equal.
- Direction sense displacement
- Net displacement after a series of turns equals the square root of the sum of squared net horizontal and net vertical movements, giving straight-line distance from start.
- Input-output arrangement
- These puzzles apply a fixed rearrangement rule to a line of words or numbers each step; identify the rule by comparing consecutive steps, then predict the required step.
- Coding opposite letters
- A common coding pattern maps each letter to its reverse alphabet position, where A pairs with Z and B with Y, giving position sum of 27 for each pair.
- Compound interest two years
- For two years, compound interest minus simple interest equals P times the square of the annual rate divided by 100, where P is the principal amount.
- Successive discount formula
- Two successive discounts of a percent and b percent equal a single discount of a + b minus ab divided by 100, always less than the arithmetic sum.
- Work together formula
- If A alone takes x days and B alone takes y days, working together they complete the job in xy divided by x plus y days, assuming constant rates.
- Boat stream speeds
- Boat speed in still water equals half the sum of downstream and upstream speeds; stream speed equals half the difference of downstream and upstream speeds.
- Alligation rule
- In mixtures, the ratio in which two components are mixed equals the inverse ratio of their deviations from the mean value of the resulting mixture.
- Train crossing platform
- When a train crosses a platform, total distance covered equals train length plus platform length, and time equals that distance divided by train speed.
- Sphere volume formula
- Volume of a sphere is four-thirds times pi times the cube of the radius; surface area is four times pi times the square of the radius.
- Permutation formula nPr
- Number of ordered arrangements of r items chosen from n distinct items equals n factorial divided by the factorial of n minus r.
- Subject-verb agreement rule
- A singular subject takes a singular verb; phrases like one of the, each of the and every take a singular verb even when followed by a plural noun.
- Since versus for
- Use since with a specific starting point in time, such as since 2019, and for with a duration, such as for three years, in perfect tenses.
- Present perfect tense use
- Present perfect, formed with has or have plus past participle, describes a past action with present relevance or an action continuing up to now.
- Cloze test strategy
- Read the full passage for overall meaning, then select options that fit grammar and context; eliminate choices by part of speech and collocation.
- Reading comprehension inference
- Inference answers must follow logically from statements in the passage; options requiring outside facts or overstating the author's claim are usually wrong.
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