Government E Marketing (GeM)

What are the benefits of GeM?

• Provides transparency, efficiency and speed in public procurement

• Lower prices or End to repetitive tendering.

• Support Make in India or lower administrative and transaction costs.

• All of the above

What does EMD stand for?

• Earlier Money Debited

• Easy Money Deposit

• Earnest Money Deposit

• Earnest Money Debited

What does CRAC stand for?

• Consignee Receipt Acceptance Certificate
  

• Consignee Rejected Acceptance Certificate
  

• Consignee Receipt Agreement Certificate

• None of the above
  

Who generates contract on GeM?

• Buyer

• Seller

• PAO

• DDO

Which GFR (2017) rule is applicable for GeM?

• 162

• 249

• 100

• 149

Direct Buying can be adopted for purchase orders in the range: -

• 0-25,000

• 25,000-5,00,000

• 5,00,000-30,00,000

• 30,00,000 and above

Mandatory Price Comparison amongst three sellers can be adopted for purchase orders in the range: -

• 0-25,000

• 25,00,000-5,00,000

• 5,00,000-30,00,00

• 30,00,000 and above

Buying either through Bidding/RA is mandatory for purchase orders in the range: -

• 0-25,000

• 25,00,000-5,00,000

• 5,00,000 and above

• 30,00,000 and above

Who can reject the Consignment?

• Buyer

• Consignee

• DDO

• PAO

In terms of GeM, BOQ stands for:

• Bill of Quantities

• Bill of Quotations

• Bill of Questions

• Bill of Qualities