INVESTMENT ADVISER LEVEL 2 -- SET 6
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1. This is a Mock Examination of NISM-Series-XVIII: Financial Education Certification Examination.
2. This mock test has 50 questions of 1 marks each. Please note that the actual examination for NISM Series XVIII: Financial Education Certification Examination has 50 questions of 1 mark each.
3. There is no negative marking.
4. The passing score for the examination is 60%
5. This mock examination is only to give the candidates an experience of NISM testing system.
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Question 1 of 27
1. Question
Which of the following does a credit score typically measure?
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Question 2 of 27
2. Question
Which of the following is true?
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Question 3 of 27
3. Question
If more than one order is available at the same price then they are arranged in _____________ order.
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Question 4 of 27
4. Question
Which of these PUT options are OTM?
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Question 5 of 27
5. Question
As per SEBI (Alternate Investment Funds) Regulations, 2012. which fund can invests in infrastructure or other sectors or
areas which the government or regulators consider as socially or economically desirable ? -
Question 6 of 27
6. Question
European option can be exercised on any day at the option of the buyer on or before the expiry of the option.
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Question 7 of 27
7. Question
A bond is issued at a face value of Rs.100 and a coupon of 10% p.a. The interest rates in the market have increased
subsequently. This bond is likely to quote at: -
Question 8 of 27
8. Question
___________ measures the fluctuation in periodic returns of a scheme, as compared to its own average return
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Question 9 of 27
9. Question
In ________ bias the impact of recent events on decision making can be very strong and Investors tend to extrapolate the
event into the future and expect a repeat -
Question 10 of 27
10. Question
Which of the following is TRUE about Primary Markets?
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Question 11 of 27
11. Question
Which of the following categories of Funds may assume higher credit risk?
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Question 12 of 27
12. Question
The Duration of Zero coupon bond would be
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Question 13 of 27
13. Question
_____________ comprise of individuals who invest above Rs 2 Lakhs in a single transaction.
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Question 14 of 27
14. Question
An investor owns one thousand shares of CDE company. Around budget time, he gets uncomfortable with the price
movements. One contract on CDE company is equivalent to 100 shares. Which of the following will give him the hedge he
desires? -
Question 15 of 27
15. Question
__________ Bias means holding on to an old information that may no longer be relevant, and make their decisions based
on that. -
Question 16 of 27
16. Question
A company with equity capital of Rs.50 crores (Face Value of Rs.10/- per share) makes gross profit of Rs.70 crores and
net profit after tax of Rs.25 crores. If the market price of its equity share is Rs.50, the PE ratio will be -
Question 17 of 27
17. Question
A company with Rs.50 crores equity capital makes gross profit of Rs.100 crores and net profit after tax of Rs.50 crores.
If the market price of its equity share is Rs.100, the P/E. ratio will be -
Question 18 of 27
18. Question
Case Study:
Mr. A and Mrs. B who are respectively 35 and 32 years of age today start investing on a monthly basis in a Balanced Mutual Fund scheme
yielding 9% p.a. till Mr. A’s retirement at age 60. Post-retirement, they would invest the corpus in an investment yielding 7% p.a. They would
require Rs. 1 lac in the first month of retirement and then inflation-adjusted on a monthly basis till Mrs. B’s expected life of 85 years. Mr. A’s life
expectancy is 82 years. You compute the following, assuming inflation of 5% p.a.
Q18) For how many years post-retirement, they require the corpus to last? -
Question 19 of 27
19. Question
Case Study:
Mr. A and Mrs. B who are respectively 35 and 32 years of age today start investing on a monthly basis in a Balanced Mutual Fund scheme
yielding 9% p.a. till Mr. A’s retirement at age 60. Post-retirement, they would invest the corpus in an investment yielding 7% p.a. They would
require Rs. 1 lac in the first month of retirement and then inflation-adjusted on a monthly basis till Mrs. B’s expected life of 85 years. Mr. A’s
life expectancy is 82 years. You compute the following, assuming inflation of 5% p.a.
Q19) Calculate the effective monthly rate offered by the Balanced scheme? -
Question 20 of 27
20. Question
Case Study:
Mr. A and Mrs. B who are respectively 35 and 32 years of age today start investing on a monthly basis in a Balanced Mutual Fund scheme
yielding 9% p.a. till Mr. A’s retirement at age 60. Post-retirement, they would invest the corpus in an investment yielding 7% p.a. They would
require Rs. 1 lac in the first month of retirement and then inflation-adjusted on a monthly basis till Mrs. B’s expected life of 85 years. Mr. A’s
life expectancy is 82 years. You compute the following, assuming inflation of 5% p.a.
Q20) Corpus required on retirement age of Mr. A is ______ -
Question 21 of 27
21. Question
Case Study:
Mr. A and Mrs. B who are respectively 35 and 32 years of age today start investing on a monthly basis in a Balanced Mutual Fund scheme
yielding 9% p.a. till Mr. A’s retirement at age 60. Post-retirement, they would invest the corpus in an investment yielding 7% p.a. They would
require Rs. 1 lac in the first month of retirement and then inflation-adjusted on a monthly basis till Mrs. B’s expected life of 85 years. Mr. A’s
life expectancy is 82 years. You compute the following, assuming inflation of 5% p.a.
Q21) Monthly investments required in Balanced MF scheme till retirement is -
Question 22 of 27
22. Question
Case Study:
Mr. A and Mrs. B who are respectively 35 and 32 years of age today start investing on a monthly basis in a Balanced Mutual Fund scheme
yielding 9% p.a. till Mr. A’s retirement at age 60. Post-retirement, they would invest the corpus in an investment yielding 7% p.a. They would
require Rs. 1 lac in the first month of retirement and then inflation-adjusted on a monthly basis till Mrs. B’s expected life of 85 years. Mr. A’s
life expectancy is 82 years. You compute the following, assuming inflation of 5% p.a.
Q21) Monthly investments required in Balanced MF scheme till retirement is -
Question 23 of 27
23. Question
Case Study:
Following are the details of income and expenses etc of Mr. Sayyed for the month of January. Mr. Sayyed works in a company where he gets
a monthly gross salary of Rs 30000 and this includes a PF contribution of Rs 3000 from the employers. He also invests Rs 3000 in PF. There
are some deductions in his salary as under : Loan repayments – Rs 3500, TDS – Rs 1000 & Investments – Rs 3000 The monthly expenses of
his household are Rs 17500. Mr. Sayyed also has a monthly SIP going on in which Rs 2000 are deducted directly from his bank account. He
plans to use this SIP money to buy a house in his village whose current cost is Rs 3 lakhs. Mr Sayyed has received Rs 4000 as dividends
from some old equity shares held by him.
Q22) The net take home salary of Mr. Sayyed for the month of January is ________ -
Question 24 of 27
24. Question
Case Study:
Following are the details of income and expenses etc of Mr. Sayyed for the month of January. Mr. Sayyed works in a company where he gets
a monthly gross salary of Rs 30000 and this includes a PF contribution of Rs 3000 from the employers. He also invests Rs 3000 in PF. There
are some deductions in his salary as under : Loan repayments – Rs 3500, TDS – Rs 1000 & Investments – Rs 3000 The monthly expenses of
his household are Rs 17500. Mr. Sayyed also has a monthly SIP going on in which Rs 2000 are deducted directly from his bank account. He
plans to use this SIP money to buy a house in his village whose current cost is Rs 3 lakhs. Mr Sayyed has received Rs 4000 as dividends
from some old equity shares held by him.
Q22) The net take home salary of Mr. Sayyed for the month of January is ________ -
Question 25 of 27
25. Question
Case Study:
Following are the details of income and expenses etc of Mr. Sayyed for the month of January. Mr. Sayyed works in a company where he gets
a monthly gross salary of Rs 30000 and this includes a PF contribution of Rs 3000 from the employers. He also invests Rs 3000 in PF. There
are some deductions in his salary as under : Loan repayments – Rs 3500, TDS – Rs 1000 & Investments – Rs 3000 The monthly expenses of
his household are Rs 17500. Mr. Sayyed also has a monthly SIP going on in which Rs 2000 are deducted directly from his bank account. He
plans to use this SIP money to buy a house in his village whose current cost is Rs 3 lakhs. Mr Sayyed has received Rs 4000 as dividends
from some old equity shares held by him.
Q23) The Saving Ratio of Mr. Sayyed is _________. -
Question 26 of 27
26. Question
Case Study:
Following are the details of income and expenses etc of Mr. Sayyed for the month of January. Mr. Sayyed works in a company where he gets
a monthly gross salary of Rs 30000 and this includes a PF contribution of Rs 3000 from the employers. He also invests Rs 3000 in PF. There
are some deductions in his salary as under : Loan repayments – Rs 3500, TDS – Rs 1000 & Investments – Rs 3000 The monthly expenses of
his household are Rs 17500. Mr. Sayyed also has a monthly SIP going on in which Rs 2000 are deducted directly from his bank account. He
plans to use this SIP money to buy a house in his village whose current cost is Rs 3 lakhs. Mr Sayyed has received Rs 4000 as dividends
from some old equity shares held by him.
Q24) The SIP in which Mr. Sayyed is investing can give a monthly return of 1%. Calculate the total value of his SIP
investments in 3 years. -
Question 27 of 27
27. Question
Case Study:
Following are the details of income and expenses etc of Mr. Sayyed for the month of January. Mr. Sayyed works in a company where he gets
a monthly gross salary of Rs 30000 and this includes a PF contribution of Rs 3000 from the employers. He also invests Rs 3000 in PF. There
are some deductions in his salary as under : Loan repayments – Rs 3500, TDS – Rs 1000 & Investments – Rs 3000 The monthly expenses of
his household are Rs 17500. Mr. Sayyed also has a monthly SIP going on in which Rs 2000 are deducted directly from his bank account. He
plans to use this SIP money to buy a house in his village whose current cost is Rs 3 lakhs. Mr Sayyed has received Rs 4000 as dividends
from some old equity shares held by him.
Q25) Assuming that the village house which Mr. Sayyed plans to buy, appreciates by 14% pa, what will be its value after 3
years ?
