Home › Courses › IBPS SO › Quantitative Aptitude › Alphanumeric SeriesIBPS SO Alphanumeric Series — practice questions Explore 7 free Alphanumeric Series questions in IBPS SO Quantitative Aptitude. Open each question or exercise to read its content, reference answers and available explanation.
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Worked practice questions Banking Facts: True or False (Banking) Read exercise and reference answers Questions Statement is true Yes Statement RBI is the central bank of India. Statement is true Yes Statement RBI was established in the year 1935. Statement is true Yes Statement NABARD focuses on agriculture and rural development. Statement is true No Statement A debit card lets you borrow money from the bank. Statement is true Yes Statement SBI is India's largest public sector bank. Statement is true No Statement CRR is maintained by banks with the SEBI. Instructions Decide if each fact is true. Open this exercise →
Bank to Headquarters Match (Banking) Read exercise and reference answers Matching pairs Left Reserve Bank of India Right Mumbai Left State Bank of India Right Mumbai City Left Punjab National Bank Right New Delhi Left Bank of Baroda Right Vadodara Left Canara Bank Right Bengaluru Left Indian Bank Right Chennai Instructions Pair each bank with its head office. Open this exercise →
Banking Abbreviations Gap-Fill (Banking) Read exercise and reference answers Missing parts Answer Customer Choices Customer Currency Credit Answer Funds Choices Funds Finance Field Complete the statement KYC stands for Know Your {0}, and NEFT means National Electronic {1} Transfer. Instructions Pick the correct expansion. Open this exercise →
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