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RBI Recovery Policy Quiz

Total questions: 99

Worksheet time: 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary objective of RBI's recovery policy?

a)

Credit growth

b)

Profit maximization

c)

Resolution of stressed assets

d)

Tax revenue collection

2.

What does NPA stand for in banking terminology?

a)

Net Profit Asset

b)

Non-Priority Asset

c)

Non-Payment Account

d)

Non-Performing Asset

3.

As per RBI, an asset is classified as an NPA if repayment is overdue for more than how many days?

a)

60 days

b)

30 days

c)

90 days

d)

120 days

4.

Which of the following is not part of RBI's recovery framework?

a)

Lok Adalat mechanism

b)

FEMA Regulations

c)

SARFAESI Act

d)

Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC)

5.

What is the full form of SARFAESI?

a)

Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest

b)

None of the above

c)

Secured Assets and Recovery of Financial Equity in India

d)

Statutory Rules for Assets and Financial Equity Security Interest

6.

Which category of assets is least risky according to RBI guidelines?

a)

Substandard assets

b)

Standard assets

c)

Doubtful assets

d)

Loss assets

7.

A doubtful asset is one that has remained in the substandard category for how many months?

a)

More than 24 months

b)

Less than 12 months

c)

18-24 months

d)

More than 12 months

8.

Which of the following is a tool used by banks to recover NPAs?

a)

Foreign investment

b)

Tax incentives

c)

Compromise settlement

d)

Capital infusion

9.

What is the provision requirement for substandard secured assets as per RBI norms?

a)

5%

b)

25%

c)

15%

d)

10%

10.

Which type of NPA category involves assets where the loss is identified, and recovery is uncertain?

a)

Loss assets

b)

Substandard assets

c)

Standard assets

d)

Doubtful assets

11.

What is the main objective of the SARFAESI Act, 2002?

a)

Facilitate speedy recovery of bad loans

b)

Ensure priority sector lending

c)

Promote rural credit

d)

Regulate asset reconstruction companies

12.

Which authority is responsible for resolving cases under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC)?

a)

RBI

b)

NCLT

c)

NABARD

d)

SEBI

13.

Under SARFAESI, banks can seize assets without court intervention if the borrower defaults on a loan secured by:

a)

Fixed deposits

b)

Immovable property

c)

Movable property

d)

Government bonds

14.

What is the full form of ARC in the context of recovery policies?

a)

Asset Regulatory Committee

b)

Asset Review Council

c)

Asset Refinancing Corporation

d)

Asset Reconstruction Company

15.

What is the minimum threshold of default for initiating Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) under IBC?

a)

₹1 lakh

b)

₹1 crore

c)

₹10 lakh

d)

₹50,000

16.

RBI introduced a revised framework for resolution of stressed assets in which year?

a)

2017

b)

2021

c)

2015

d)

2019

17.

What is the key feature of the Prudential Framework for Resolution of Stressed Assets, 2019?

a)

Mandatory referral to Lok Adalats

b)

Time-bound resolution process

c)

Scrapping of SARFAESI Act

d)

Reduced provisioning norms

18.

Which RBI mechanism aims to settle small-value disputes related to loan recovery?

a)

Insolvency proceedings

b)

Arbitration Act

c)

Debt Recovery Tribunal

d)

Lok Adalat

19.

Which committee recommended the establishment of Asset Reconstruction Companies in India?

a)

Narasimham Committee

b)

Malegam Committee

c)

Rangarajan Committee

d)

Kelkar Committee

20.

What is the time limit under IBC for completing the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP)?

a)

330 days

b)

90 days

c)

180 days

d)

270 days

21.

Who supervises the functioning of Asset Reconstruction Companies (ARCs)?

a)

RBI

b)

NCLT

c)

Ministry of Finance

d)

SEBI

22.

Under the SARFAESI Act, what is the minimum threshold loan amount for taking possession of secured assets?

a)

₹1 lakh

b)

₹10 lakh

c)

₹50,000

d)

₹5 lakh

23.

Which type of loans are not covered under the SARFAESI Act?

a)

Personal loans

b)

Housing loans

c)

Industrial loans

d)

Agricultural loans

24.

How many days’ notice must a bank give under SARFAESI before taking possession of the secured asset?

a)

15 days

b)

45 days

c)

30 days

d)

60 days

25.

Which tribunal hears disputes related to SARFAESI actions?

a)

Debt Recovery Tribunal (DRT)

b)

Lok Adalat

c)

Consumer Forum

d)

NCLT

26.

What is the primary objective of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), 2016?

a)

Promote exports

b)

Impose penalties for non-performing assets

c)

Provide a time-bound resolution process for stressed assets

d)

Encourage mergers and acquisitions

27.

Who can file an application under the IBC?

a)

The debtor

b)

Operational creditors

c)

All of the above

d)

Financial creditors

28.

The resolution professional under the IBC is appointed by:

a)

RBI

b)

Ministry of Corporate Affairs

c)

Committee of Creditors

d)

SEBI

29.

What percentage of voting share is required for approval of a resolution plan by the Committee of Creditors?

a)

66%

b)

100%

c)

50%

d)

75%

30.

Which of the following is not a resolution mechanism under IBC?

a)

Liquidation

b)

Debt settlement by Lok Adalat

c)

CIRP

d)

Pre-packaged insolvency resolution

31.

Debt Recovery Tribunals were established under which act?

a)

Recovery of Debts Due to Banks and Financial Institutions Act, 1993

b)

Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016

c)

Companies Act, 2013

d)

Banking Regulation Act, 1949

32.

What is the minimum loan amount for a case to be referred to a DRT?

a)

₹5 lakh

b)

₹20 lakh

c)

₹10 lakh

d)

₹50,000

33.

Appeals against DRT decisions can be filed with:

a)

Supreme Court

b)

District Court

c)

NCLT

d)

Debt Recovery Appellate Tribunal (DRAT)

34.

What is the time limit for filing an appeal against a DRT order?

a)

60 days

b)

45 days

c)

30 days

d)

15 days

35.

Which institution manages and coordinates DRTs across India?

a)

Department of Financial Services

b)

Ministry of Corporate Affairs

c)

RBI

d)

SEBI

36.

Lok Adalats function under which legal framework?

a)

Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987

b)

Banking Regulation Act, 1949

c)

Consumer Protection Act

d)

Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996

37.

Which of the following disputes can Lok Adalats resolve?

a)

High-value corporate loans

b)

Small and medium-value personal loans

c)

Foreign trade-related disputes

d)

International disputes

38.

Which of the following is a benefit of resolving disputes in Lok Adalats?

a)

All of the above

b)

Expedited resolution

c)

Binding decision

d)

Low cost

39.

The RBI's framework for compromise settlement mainly targets loans under:

a)

All types of loans

b)

MSME sector

c)

Agricultural loans

d)

Corporate lending

40.

Which principle is followed by Lok Adalats for dispute resolution?

a)

Government intervention

b)

Strict legal interpretations

c)

Conciliation and mutual agreement

d)

Adversarial litigation

41.

The RBI issued the first guidelines for handling stressed assets in which year?

a)

1995

b)

2001

42.

The Strategic Debt Restructuring (SDR) mechanism was introduced to:

a)

Liquidate assets of defaulters

b)

Convert debt into equity for revival of stressed firms

c)

Encourage loan waivers

d)

Settle disputes through Lok Adalats

43.

Which framework replaced the Joint Lenders' Forum (JLF) in 2019?

a)

IBC

b)

Debt Recovery Tribunal

c)

Prudential Framework for Resolution of Stressed Assets

d)

Lok Adalat Scheme

44.

What is the deadline for banks to implement a resolution plan under the RBI's Prudential Framework?

a)

No specific deadline

b)

180 days from default

c)

90 days from default

d)

365 days from default

45.

Which regulatory change has significantly enhanced the effectiveness of the RBI’s recovery framework?

a)

Introduction of GST

b)

Liberalization of foreign investment norms

c)

IBC and amendments to SARFAESI Act

d)

Demonetization

46.

Provisioning for a doubtful asset for 1 year is mandated at what percentage?

a)

25%

b)

40%

47.

Loss assets require what percentage of provisioning?

a)

100%

b)

25%

c)

50%

d)

75%

48.

The primary function of ARCs under the SARFAESI Act is:

a)

Recovery of bad debts through securitization

b)

Writing off NPAs for banks

c)

Providing subsidies for stressed sectors

d)

Promoting credit flow to industries

49.

What is the minimum capital requirement for setting up an Asset Reconstruction Company (ARC) in India?

a)

₹50 crore

b)

₹300 crore

c)

₹150 crore

d)

₹100 crore

50.

ARCs purchase NPAs from banks through:

a)

Direct sale

b)

Asset transfer agreements

c)

All of the above

d)

Issuance of security receipts

51.

Who regulates the activities of recovery agents employed by banks?

a)

Reserve Bank of India (RBI)

b)

SEBI

c)

Indian Banks Association (IBA)

d)

Ministry of Finance

52.

Which of the following guidelines must recovery agents comply with?

a)

Consumer Protection Act

b)

SARFAESI Act

c)

Fair Practices Code

d)

All of the above

53.

Recovery agents are prohibited from engaging in:

a)

Intimidation or harassment of borrowers

b)

Asset valuation

c)

Negotiation of repayment terms

d)

Settlement agreements

54.

Banks must ensure that recovery agents are:

a)

Certified by IIBF

b)

All of the above

c)

Properly trained

d)

Monitored for compliance

55.

Under RBI's Fair Practices Code, recovery agents must adhere to:

a)

Fixed recovery timings

b)

Borrower's privacy rights

c)

All of the above

d)

No physical force during recovery

56.

What is the primary purpose of an Early Warning System (EWS) in banking?

a)

Detect potential defaults in advance

b)

Automate loan approvals

c)

Prevent loan disbursal

d)

Promote credit flow to startups

57.

Which of the following is not an indicator of financial stress in a borrower?

a)

High credit score

b)

Overutilization of credit limits

c)

Delayed payments

d)

Frequent cheque bounces

58.

What is a major risk mitigation measure in the recovery framework?

a)

Diversification of loans

b)

Securitization of assets

c)

Stringent credit appraisal

d)

All of the above

59.

RBI mandates that banks create a Fraud Monitoring Committee for:

a)

SME loans

b)

Large-value fraud cases

c)

Agricultural loans

d)

Educational loans

60.

What is the role of a credit bureau like CIBIL in the recovery process?

a)

Provide credit score data

b)

Reduce asymmetric information for lenders

c)

All of the above

d)

Assist in tracking borrower history

61.

What is the minimum default threshold for pre-pack insolvency proceedings for MSMEs under IBC?

a)

₹50 lakh

b)

₹25 lakh

c)

₹10 lakh

d)

₹1 crore

62.

Which resolution mechanism was introduced during the COVID-19 pandemic to support stressed borrowers?

a)

Loan waivers for MSMEs

b)

Restructuring 1.0 and 2.0 schemes

c)

Emergency credit line guarantees

d)

Debt consolidation programs

63.

RBI's Resolution Framework 2.0 was primarily aimed at which sector?

a)

International trade borrowers

b)

MSMEs and retail borrowers

c)

Public sector banks

d)

Large corporates

64.

Under the 2019 Prudential Framework, banks failing to implement a resolution plan must:

a)

Write off the loan

b)

Refer the account to NCLT

c)

Provide additional provisions

d)

Seek RBI approval

65.

Which entity oversees the restructuring of cooperative banks’ stressed assets?

a)

NCLT

b)

NABARD

c)

Ministry of Agriculture

d)

RBI

66.

Which country has the most advanced bankruptcy system used as a model for IBC?

a)

Japan

b)

UK

c)

Germany

d)

USA

67.

The Chapter 11 bankruptcy mechanism in the USA is similar to which Indian provision?

a)

None of the above

b)

CIRP under IBC

c)

Debt Recovery Tribunal fast-track processes

d)

Lok Adalat

68.

Which international organization has supported India's IBC development?

a)

Asian Development Bank

b)

IMF

c)

WTO

d)

World Bank

69.

What percentage of total NPAs in India are estimated to be resolved through the IBC framework?

a)

70%

b)

90%

c)

30%

d)

50%

70.

What is the primary objective of a "Bad Bank"?

a)

Issuance of government bonds

b)

Monitoring foreign exchange reserves

c)

Resolution of stressed assets

d)

Loan disbursal

71.

What is the name of the "Bad Bank" set up in India for NPA resolution?

a)

Indian Stressed Asset Bank

b)

Reserve Bank of India

c)

National Asset Reconstruction Company Limited

d)

Asset Reconstruction Bank of India

72.

Which entity will manage the assets purchased by NARCL?

a)

Insolvency Professionals

b)

India Debt Resolution Company Limited (IDRCL)

c)

SEBI

d)

RBI

73.

NARCL focuses on stressed assets of what value?

a)

Between ₹10 crore and ₹50 crore

b)

All types of assets

c)

Below ₹10 crore

d)

Above ₹500 crore

74.

Which government initiative supports NARCL's guarantee for resolution?

a)

Emergency Credit Line Guarantee Scheme

b)

Sovereign Guarantee for NPA Resolution

c)

Partial Credit Guarantee Scheme

d)

Asset Protection Scheme

75.

Which of the following government schemes directly supports MSME recovery?

a)

Emergency Credit Line Guarantee Scheme (ECLGS)

b)

Kisan Credit Card Scheme

c)

Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana

d)

Stand-Up India Scheme

76.

RBI's regulatory sandbox encourages innovation in:

a)

Credit appraisal models

b)

Asset recovery tools

c)

FinTech for stress resolution

d)

All of the above

77.

Which regulatory act governs wilful defaulters in India?

a)

SARFAESI Act

b)

Banking Regulation Act, 1949

c)

Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016

d)

Companies Act, 2013

78.

The RBI's framework for "Wilful Defaulters" is applicable to loans above:

a)

₹5 crore

b)

₹1 crore

c)

₹25 lakh

d)

₹50 lakh

79.

Wilful defaulters are prohibited from accessing:

a)

Fresh credit facilities

b)

Participating in capital markets

c)

Setting up new businesses

d)

All of the above

80.

What sector receives special consideration under the Priority Sector Lending (PSL) framework?

a)

All of the above

b)

Agriculture

c)

MSMEs

d)

Affordable housing

81.

RBI's restructuring scheme for MSMEs during the pandemic allowed a moratorium for how many months?

a)

12 months

b)

9 months

c)

6 months

d)

3 months

82.

The government's "One-Time Loan Restructuring" scheme was introduced primarily for:

a)

Agricultural loans

b)

Corporates

c)

MSMEs and retail borrowers

d)

Export-oriented units

83.

Which sector was the primary target of RBI's Resolution Framework 1.0 introduced in 2020?

a)

COVID-affected businesses

b)

Manufacturing

c)

Educational institutions

d)

Real estate

84.

What is the maximum repayment period for restructured loans under the MSME framework?

a)

1 year

b)

10 years

c)

5 years

d)

3 years

85.

The RBI's Central Repository of Information on Large Credits (CRILC) monitors accounts with exposure of:

a)

₹5 crore and above

b)

₹50 crore and above

c)

₹1 crore and above

d)

₹100 crore and above

86.

Which committee within banks oversees stressed asset resolution?

a)

Credit Rating Committee

b)

Risk Management Committee

c)

Loan Appraisal Committee

d)

Stressed Assets Management Committee

87.

What is the primary focus of the Prompt Corrective Action (PCA) framework by RBI?

a)

Boosting sectoral credit growth

b)

Closure of weak banks

c)

Timely identification of stressed banks

d)

Disbursal of emergency credit

88.

Which of the following is not a corrective measure under PCA?

a)

Curtailing branch expansion

b)

Restrictions on dividend distribution

c)

Capital infusion by promoters

d)

Asset seizure by RBI

89.

The RBI monitors stressed assets and recovery through its:

a)

Financial Stability Report (FSR)

b)

Annual Credit Report

c)

Banking Ombudsman Scheme

d)

Monetary Policy Framework

90.

What emerging technology is being used to track and recover stressed assets?

a)

Artificial Intelligence (AI)

b)

Data Analytics

c)

All of the above

d)

Blockchain

91.

Digital lending platforms assist recovery by:

a)

All of the above

b)

Automating borrower tracking

c)

Enhancing data-driven decision-making

d)

Offering digital payment solutions

92.

A major challenge in India's recovery framework is:

a)

Insufficient technological adoption

b)

High operational costs

c)

Lengthy legal procedures

d)

Lack of trained personnel

93.

Which global economic crisis highlighted the importance of asset recovery mechanisms?

a)

COVID-19 Pandemic (2020)

b)

Asian Financial Crisis (1997)

c)

Eurozone Debt Crisis (2010)

d)

Global Financial Crisis (2008)

94.

Which recovery mechanism is gaining traction due to its faster resolution timeline?

a)

IBC

b)

Lok Adalats

c)

NARCL mechanisms

d)

SARFAESI Act

95.

What does "haircut" mean in loan recovery?

a)

Recovery of interest-only payments

b)

Loss incurred by lenders during resolution

c)

Offering fresh loans post-default

d)

Reduction in repayment timeline

96.

RBI mandates a credit rating review for stressed borrowers every:

a)

12 months

b)

6 months

c)

18 months

d)

3 months

97.

Which legal process is considered the slowest in recovering stressed assets?

a)

Lok Adalats

b)

SARFAESI

c)

IBC

d)

DRT

98.

India's recovery rate under IBC compared to SARFAESI is:

a)

Same

b)

Higher

c)

Lower

d)

Not comparable

99.

The future of asset recovery in India depends on:

a)

Technology integration

b)

All of the above

c)

Strengthening IBC and SARFAESI frameworks

d)

Faster dispute resolution