Ahsec Class 12 Finance Solved Question Paper - 2026| ASSEB BOARD

 

Ahsec Class 12 Finance Solved Question Paper - 2026| ASSEB BOARD

2026
FINANCE
Full Marks: 80
Pass Marks: 24
Time: 3 hours
The figures in the margin indicate full marks for the questions

 

1. Answer any six of the following questions: 1×6=6

(a) When was the RBI Act passed?

Ans:- 1934.

(b) Write the full form of SIDC.

Ans:- State Industrial Development Corporation.

(c) Money market in India is regulated by whom?

Ans:- Reserve Bank of India (RBI).

(d) Write the full form of NIM.

Ans:- Net Interest Margin.

(e) What is meant by credit rating?

Ans:- An independent evaluation or assessment of a borrower's creditworthiness, indicating their ability to repay debt.

(f) In which year SFC was established?

Ans:- 1951 (established under the State Financial Corporations Act, 1951).

(g) Give two examples of financial services.

Ans:- Banking and Insurance.

(h) What is bank rate?

Ans:- The standard rate at which the central bank lends long-term funds to commercial banks.

2 Answer the following questions briefly: 2×4=8

(a) Name two departments of RBI.

Ans:-  Issue Department and Banking Department.

(b) What is money market?

Ans:- A financial market where short-term financial assets and securities with a maturity period of up to one year are traded, providing high liquidity to participants like banks and financial institutions.

(c) What do you mean by broker?

Ans:- An intermediary or agent who facilitates the buying and selling of securities on behalf of investors in exchange for a commission or fee.

(d) Write two advantages of E-banking.

Ans:- Two advantages of E-banking are:-

(i) 24/7 Accessibility: Allows customers to access banking services anytime and anywhere via internet-enabled devices.

(ii) Convenience and Speed: Enables quick fund transfers (such as NEFT, RTGS, or UPI) and online bill payments without visiting a physical branch.

3. Answer any four of the following questions: 3×4=12

(a) Write three objectives of IFCI.

Ans:- Three objectives of the Industrial Finance Corporation of India (IFCI):-

(i) Providing medium and long-term financial assistance: Meeting the long-term credit requirements of industrial and manufacturing companies in the country.

(ii) Promoting balanced regional development: Encouraging industrial growth across various sectors and regions, particularly by supporting small and medium-scale enterprises.

(iii) Encouraging capital formation: Mobilizing savings and channeling them into productive industrial investments, thereby contributing to overall economic growth.

(b) Write three traditional functions of RBI.

Ans:- Three traditional functions of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI):-

(i) Currency issuance: Holding the sole authority or monopoly to issue currency notes (excluding one-rupee notes and coins) to ensure uniformity and control over the money supply.

(ii) Banker to the government: Maintaining accounts for central and state governments, managing public debt, and handling government payments and receipts; thus acting as an agent, advisor, and banker.

(iii) Banker's bank and lender of last resort: Holding a portion of commercial banks' reserves, regulating their operations, and providing emergency financial assistance when they face liquidity shortages.

(c) Write three differences between financial lease and operating lease.

Ans:- The three main differences between a financial lease and an operating lease are as follows:-

(a) Duration:-

(i) Financial Lease: It is a long-term agreement covering a major portion of the asset's economic life.

(ii) Operating Lease: It is a short-term agreement covering only a small portion of the asset's useful life.

(b) Maintenance and Risk:-

(i) Financial Lease: The responsibility for the asset's maintenance, repairs, and all associated risks lies with the lessee.

(ii) Operating Lease: The responsibility for maintenance lies with the lessor, who also bears the operational risks associated with the asset.

(c) Right to Cancel and Purchase Option:-

(i) Financial Lease: It cannot be cancelled by the lessee during the primary lease term and usually includes an option to purchase the asset at the end of the term.

(ii) Operating Lease: It can be easily cancelled by the lessee on short notice and does not include an option to purchase the asset.

(d) Write the defects of Indian money market.

(e) What is stock exchange?

(f) What is meant by venture capital?

4. Answer any six of the following questions: 5×6=30


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