SEBI - Investor Certification Examination

SEBI - Investor Certification Examination

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Q 75. What is the minimum fixed amount that can be invested in an SIP every month?

- ₹100

- ₹200

- ₹300

- ₹500
 
Q 76. How often can an investor make investments through an SIP?

- Daily

- Weekly

- Monthly

- All of the above
 
Q 77. What is one of the main benefits of SIP investment?

- Timing the market

- Rupee-cost averaging

- High initial investment

- Low risk
 
Q 78. What facility can be used to automate SIP investments?

- Online banking

- Cheques

- ECS (Electronic Clearing Service)

- Credit cards
 
Q 79. What are commodities?

- Manufactured goods

- Services

- Natural products with economic value

- Digital currencies
 
Q 80. Which of the following is NOT a type of commodity?

- Agricultural commodities

- Non-agricultural commodities

- Digital currencies

- Energy
 
Q 81. Which is an example of a non-agricultural commodity?

- Wheat

- Rice

- Gold

- Soybeans
 
Q 82. What are agricultural commodities typically used for?

- Manufacturing goods

- Direct consumption

- Processing into other products

- Investment in stocks
 
Q 83. What does the risk-o-meter label indicate in mutual funds?

- Potential returns

- Fund manager’s experience

- Level of risk involved

- Past performance
 
Q 84. Which is an advantage of SIP?

- High initial investment requirement

- Fixed returns

- Habit of regular savings

- High transaction fees
 
Q 85. How does SIP help in handling market volatility?

- By investing a lump sum amount

- By stopping investments during downturns

- Through rupee-cost averaging

- By reducing investment frequency
 
Q 86. What do investors need to fill out to start an SIP?

- Loan application form

- SIP mandate form

- Bank account statement

- Credit card application
 
Q 87. Which of the following is an example of a major commodity?

- Electronics

- Steel

- Software

- Furniture
 
Q 88. What is commodity price risk?

- Risk of losing commodities in transit

- Price uncertainty affecting financial positions

- Risk of theft of commodities

- Price stability of commodities
 
Q 89. Which of the following factors does NOT affect commodity prices?

- Political changes

- Seasonal variations

- Technological advancements

- Brand loyalty
 
Q 90. Which is a common risk faced by farmers in commodity trading?

- Brand competition

- Lack of quality storage facilities

- High marketing costs

- Shortage of labor

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