CAIIB ABM Memory Based Paper : 26 November 2023

26/11/2023

CAIIB Advanced Bank Management Recollected Questions : 26 November 2023

CAIIB is a flagship course offered by IIBF. The exam is held twice every year – Once in June and once in November. 26 November CAIIB Paper 1 exam We provide Recollected Questions . In these papers, maximum questions are repeated in every exam. So, Ambitious baba is providing you with CAIIB recollected Question Papers of Advance Bank Management . These recollected Question Papers Advance Bank Management will be very useful in upcoming shifts.

Paper Level-Moderate to Tough (Around 10 questions without options, 40% numerical)

1 question from Johari Window about BLIND Zone
What is Rabble Hypothesis?-Rabble hypothesis means that workers are a disorganized rabble of individuals. Each one is to. promote his self-interest.
PoSH act because effective from ?-09-12-2013
The Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013.
Numerical from Correlation.
Numerical from Time series
Doctor is expecting more number of patients due to heat Stroke.. this is example of-Seasonal variation
Two dice are thrown together. Then, the probability that the sum of numbers appearing on them is a prime number, is-5/12
Holland Theory was asked
Which committee recommended the merger of bank?- Narasimham Committee
Which type of borrower are dealt under Indian Contact Act 1872.-Individual
HRD is subsystem of HRM
What is learning and what is Development
Personality is pattern of each that help to predict a person’s behaviour?-Raymond cattel
Term Tallent Management is coined by?-McKinsey & Company
Value expression
Left hemisphere right hemisphere 1 question includes all examples
Seasonal variation of time series
Deptt which identifies compliance risk and issue instructions to mitigate it
If bank give credit for non- productive purposes then it will create — pressure on economy?-Inflationary
Which of the following is the first legislation related to employment and employees welfare?- The Employees’ State Insurance Act, 1948 (ESI Act)
DRT
Probability (Asked probability se 1 question tha two dice se prime no probability)
CCO duties true or false
Maturity – Person to achieve ego integrity
Question On financial statements
Question On class boundaries
Ego identity adolescence
Case Study Based On Regression
Case Study Based On whistleblower policy
Case Study Based On BG (BG credit 160 cr 110cr likely to be exhausted in current year Take part in bidding of 5000cr need 5% bid guarantee, won 400 cr contract 50% guarantee need for something and 20% for advance payment)
Case Study Based On Audit
Case Study Based On time series
Case Study Based On Conflict management (5 Numbers)
Case Study Based On Behavior
Case Study Based On Balance sheet
Case Study Based On Bank guarantee
One question from hericksion theory
Case Study Based On Bid guarantee advance payment guarantee
2 numerical on standard error
BEP formula=FC/contribution per unit
Current Asset is 660 Lac and CR is 2:1 so calculate NWC ( Net working capital)
Lots of questions on mean and median
Assessment centre is related to?- Performance Management
left and right hemisphere of brain ka match the following
One Question break even point
Education training learning match the pairs
Thomas kilmann conflict mode instrument theory?
Characteristics that varies from individual to individual is called ?-Attributes
Heart attack patient increase in a year is which type cyclic/seasonal/secular
Ego defensive which life stage
One Qus from trend analysis
Credit for non- productive purposes- inflationary pressure in economy
If Fixed cost per month is 20000 Rs., Variable cost is 10 Rs, Selling price is 30 Rs.Calculate the Break Even Point?- 20000/ (30-10) = 20000/20 = 1000
Calculate Airtmatic Mean of discrete variable
scientist ke naam bhi 3 qUS
value added role core people role business transformation role matching
Two dice thrown and get sum of prime numbers find probability
The possible outcomes when two dice are thrown and the sum appears to be a prime number are as follows:

(1, 2) or (2, 1) with sum 3
(1, 4) or (4, 1) with sum 5
(2, 3) or (3, 2) with sum 5
(1, 6) or (6, 1) with sum 7
(2, 5) or (5, 2) with sum 7
(3, 4) or (4, 3) with sum 7
(3, 6) or (6, 3) with sum 9
(4, 5) or (5, 4) with sum 9
(5, 6) or (6, 5) with sum 11
There are 15 such outcomes out of 36 possible outcomes when two dice are thrown
15/36 = 5/12