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Key Facts: RBSE Prav Voc BFSI Exam

113

RBSE subject code for Banking, Financial Services and Insurance

RBSE 2026 subject-wise statistics

Theory 80 + Sessional 20

Typical full marks / assessment pattern

RBSE syllabus examination scheme

3 h 15 m

Typical theory paper duration (where applicable)

RBSE Class 12 / Praveshika schemes

33%

Common minimum pass threshold under RBSE regulations

RBSE examination regulations (confirm circular)

2026

Main examination cycle evidenced in official subject-wise statistics

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RBSE Praveshika Banking, Financial Services and Insurance (code 113): Theory 80 + Sessional 20 = 100 (typical vocational theory scheme; confirm circular); 3 hours 15 minutes (theory paper). Pass about 33% per RBSE rules (confirm circular). Fee as per board notification. Free English MCQ study aid — not a full official-format simulation.

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1In RBSE Praveshika Vocational BFSI (code 113), BFSI mainly stands for:
A.Business, Farming, Sales and Industry
B.Bonds, Funds, Shares and Imports
C.Bureau of Fiscal Standards of India
D.Banking, Financial Services and Insurance
Explanation: BFSI is the common industry label for Banking, Financial Services and Insurance — the three linked sectors studied in this vocational trade.
2A commercial bank’s core activity is best described as:
A.Accepting deposits and giving loans to customers
B.Printing all currency notes for the nation
C.Writing a country’s foreign policy
D.Collecting income tax from every citizen as the tax department
Explanation: Commercial banks mainly mobilise public deposits and provide credit and related payment services under regulation.
3Which institution acts as India’s central bank?
A.Reserve Bank of India (RBI)
B.Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC)
C.National Stock Exchange (NSE)
D.Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)
Explanation: The Reserve Bank of India is the central bank: it regulates banks, issues currency, and steers monetary policy.
4Money kept in a savings bank account is mainly useful because it:
A.Is locked forever with no withdrawal rights
B.Earns some interest and remains relatively safe and withdrawable
C.Automatically becomes a free house loan
D.Is never recorded in any bank system
Explanation: Savings accounts hold money safely with limited interest and flexible withdrawals for personal needs.
5A fixed deposit (FD) differs from a basic savings account mainly because an FD:
A.Can only be opened by the government
B.Is usually for a fixed tenure and often pays higher interest
C.Never pays any interest in India
D.Is used only to print cheque books
Explanation: Fixed deposits lock funds for a chosen term and typically offer higher interest than ordinary savings balances.
6A current account is most suitable for:
A.A student who only needs a tiny emergency balance
B.Someone who wants the highest long-term FD rate only
C.A person who never plans to use banking at all
D.A shopkeeper who makes many daily business payments
Explanation: Current accounts support frequent business transactions with high payment volume; they usually pay little or no interest.
7When a bank gives a personal loan, the customer must usually:
A.Repay principal and interest as per the agreed schedule
B.Never repay anything after receiving the money
C.Pay only if the bank forgets the loan
D.Convert the loan automatically into free gifts
Explanation: Loans create a repayment obligation: the borrower returns principal plus interest under the loan agreement.
8Interest charged by a bank on a loan is best understood as:
A.A gift the bank always pays to every borrower
B.A fee for using the bank’s money over time
C.A tax collected only by the village panchayat
D.The same as a free insurance premium
Explanation: Loan interest is the cost of borrowing funds for a period; it compensates the lender for risk and time value of money.
9A cheque is primarily used to:
A.Replace a passport for international travel
B.Order the bank to pay a stated amount from the drawer’s account
C.Act as a permanent land ownership title
D.Print currency notes at home legally
Explanation: A cheque is a written order by the account holder directing the bank to pay a specified sum to the payee.
10If a cheque bounces due to insufficient balance, a common consequence is that:
A.The bank automatically grants a free house
B.The cheque becomes valid for unlimited cash forever
C.Interest rates on all FDs in India become zero
D.The payee may not receive the money and the drawer can face bank charges or legal issues
Explanation: Dishonour for insufficient funds means the payment fails; banks may levy charges and repeated misuse can have serious consequences.

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