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NEHRU INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY


An ISO 9001:2015 & ISO 14001:2015 Certified Institution, Affiliated to Anna University, Chennai
Approved by AICTE, New Delhi, Recognized by UGC with 2(f) & 12(B)
Re-accredited by NAAC “A+”, NBA Accredited (UG Courses): AERO | CSE
Nehru Gardens, Thirumalayampalayam, Coimbatore – 641 105.

DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES


MBA(Full Time) –Internal Assessment Test-I,October2022
REGULATION - 2021
BA4003 –Banking and Financial Services –set 1
Course Instructor : Dr.S.Shanthi Portion : 2.5 Units
Year / Semester : II/III Date / Session : 15.11.2023/FN
Duration : 180 minutes Max. Marks : 100

Knowledge Level K1: Remembering K2: Understanding K3: Applying K4: Analyzing K5: Evaluating K6: Creating
C301.1 Understand the overall structure and functions of Indian Financial System
Course C301.2 Gain knowledge about regulations governing the Indian Banking system
Outcomes
Price various types of loans proposed by banks to various prospective borrowers with
C301.3 different risk profiles and evaluate the performance of banks

PART –A (10×2 = 20 Marks)


Answer ALL questions

Knowledge Level /
Q.No. Questions Marks Course Outcomes
1. Define Banking 2 K1/C309.1
2. Name the Negotiable Instruments 2 K1/C309.1
3. List out the Components of CAMEL Model 2 K2/C309.1
4. Mention the Formula for CRR 2 K1/C309.1
5. Define ALM 2 K1/C309.2
6. Identify What is Loan Management 2 K2/C309.2
7. Write the meaning of Capital Adequacy 2 K2/C309.2
8. Indicate What is NPA 2 K2/C309.2
9. Define Electronic Banking 2 K1/C309.3
10. Differentiate between RTGS and NEFT 2 K4/C309.3
PART-B (5×13 = 65 Marks)

Knowledge Level /
Q.No. Questions Marks Course Outcomes
11 a. Explain the Functions of Indian Banking System 13 K2/C309.1
Vision:To mould true leaders through creative management techniques by enhancing student skills and adaptability to match with corporate
culture and inculcating ethical values.
Mission:
 To provide practical training, improve analytical power, reasoning abilities and technical dexterity.
 To facilitate students to understand their responsibility for the development of the society with the individual
improvement.
 To increase employability of the students by variety of skill excellence techniques.
 To adopt the industrial culture in campus by involving corporate delegates interaction most frequently.
(Or)
11 b. Explain the Structure and key Regulations in Indian Banking Sector. 13 K2/C309.1

Vision:To mould true leaders through creative management techniques by enhancing student skills and adaptability to match with corporate
culture and inculcating ethical values.
Mission:
 To provide practical training, improve analytical power, reasoning abilities and technical dexterity.
 To facilitate students to understand their responsibility for the development of the society with the individual
improvement.
 To increase employability of the students by variety of skill excellence techniques.
 To adopt the industrial culture in campus by involving corporate delegates interaction most frequently.
12 a. Describe the Various Components used in CAMEL’S Model to
Analyze the Performance of Banks 13 K2/C309.1

(Or)
12 b. Elaborate the Provisions of the RBI Act 1934 Governing the Indian
Banking System 13 K2/C309.1

13 a. Explain the Capital Funding and Strategies & Norms for Capital
Adequacy 13 K2/C309.2

(Or)
13 b. Discuss the Designing of Deposits Schemes and Pricing of Deposits
Services 13 K2/C309.2

14 a. Explain the Various Non-Deposits Sources of a Bank


13 K2/C309.2
(Or)
14 b. Discuss the Risk Measurement Process
13 K2/C309.2
15 a. Elaborate the E-Payment System Used by Bank in India
13 K2/C309.3
(Or)
15 b. Explain the Advantages and Disadvantages of Electronic Banking
13 K2/C309.3

PART-C(1×15 = 15 Marks)
Knowledge Level /
Q.No. Questions Marks Course Outcomes
16 a i) Discuss the Types of Negotiable Instrument
6 K2/ C309.1
ii) Explain the Types of Operational Risks 6 K2/ C309.2
iii) Explain Three Features of Plastic Money 3 K2/ C309.3
(Or)
16 b. i) Discuss the RBI Act, 2006. 6 K2/ C309.1
ii) Explain the Recent Trends of Mergers in India 6 K2/ C309.2
iii) Explain Three Objectives of RTGS 3 K2/ C309.3

Course Coordinator Examcell Director

Vision:To mould true leaders through creative management techniques by enhancing student skills and adaptability to match with corporate
culture and inculcating ethical values.
Mission:
 To provide practical training, improve analytical power, reasoning abilities and technical dexterity.
 To facilitate students to understand their responsibility for the development of the society with the individual
improvement.
 To increase employability of the students by variety of skill excellence techniques.
 To adopt the industrial culture in campus by involving corporate delegates interaction most frequently.

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