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Practice free exam-style questions for Securities Markets Foundation Certification Examination.
Kunal should NOT treat a mutual-fund factsheet's past 1-year return as:
Nirav hears 'T+1'. For cash-market equities this is:
After a bull run, Kunal's 80-20 drifts to 90-10. Rebalancing means:
Vikram writes a naked call on a stock. Maximum loss is:
Heera should NOT treat a mutual-fund factsheet's past 1-year return as:
Tejas is long a future entered at 218, exit 228, multiplier 50. P/L is:
Aarav buys a put (K=100, premium=4). Expiry spot is 70. P/L per share is:
Foundation options drill: short put K=140 premium=12, expiry S=160. P/L per unit:
Pooja wants ongoing MF purchases after NFO. The structure is an:
Chetan uses a SIP and markets fall. Units bought next month will generally be:
Lavanya is a retail IPO applicant. Allotment, if oversubscribed, is typically:
Urvashi holds a premium bond (price > face). Current yield versus coupon rate is:
Insider trading would be illegal if Yuvraj used:
Foundation market-cap drill: price ₹150, shares 30,000,000. Capitalisation is:
Tejas's ₹100 face bond pays 8% coupon and trades at ₹92. Current yield is:
Nikita holds a discount bond (price < face). Current yield versus coupon rate is:
Bonus shares are:
Chetan uses a limit buy at ₹102 while the market is ₹112. The order:
Urvashi's broker defaults. A possible residual protection, within rules, is:
Wafa's investment grew 50% in 3 years (1.0 → 1.5). CAGR is closest to:
Nikita already holds listed shares and sells them to another investor. This is:
Bhavna uses a limit buy at ₹101 while the market is ₹111. The order:
Ishaan buys a put (K=100, premium=6). Expiry spot is 78. P/L per share is:
Safety-net / price-protection features in some issues, if offered:
Omkar's stock trades at ₹352 with EPS ₹14. P/E is:
Kabir is an anchor investor. Kabir is allotted:
For Bhavna, RBI (not SEBI) is the primary-market issuer/manager for:
Cut-off time in mutual funds affects:
Shreya pays STT on an equity delivery trade. STT is:
Nikita invests ₹16,500 at 8% p.a. compounded annually for 4 years. Future value is closest to:
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