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WorksheetsTypes of Cooperative Societies
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 8mins
In India, the Co-operative Societies Act was passed in which year?
1919
1949
1904
1912
The members of a Co-operative Society have
Unlimited liability
Limited liability
Joint and Several liability
Joint liability
Co-operatives in India follow this type of organisation structure
Centralized Structure
Decentralized Structure
Unitary Structure
Federal Structure
For Co-operative Credit Societies, the interest rate for deposits are fixed by:
Registrar
Government
General Body
RBI
In a Co-operative Society, admission of members and allocation of shares is done by
Secretary
Managing Committee
President
General Body
The Urban Credit Cooperatives are also known as
National Banks
Urban Cooperative Banks
Cooperative Banks
None of the Above
The principle followed in a co-operative society is
No Vote
One man, one vote
Multiple votes
One share one vote
Cooperative banks that fall under the banking regulation act of 1949 are controlled by.
NABARD
National Cooperative Union of India
Reserve Bank of India
None of the above
Apex Society represents
Village level
District level
State level
National level
Co-operative movement first started in
England
France
Spain
Germany
