In the NPS Trust Exam 2025 for Grade A and B held on 25 February, there was a diverse set of general awareness questions, which tested candidates on both current affairs and stable knowledge. The GA section covered various topics, including recent national and international programs, government policies and economic development. According to the response received from the candidates, the overall level of GA section in the NPS Trust Exam 2025 was difficult to moderate.
GA questions asked in NPS Trust Exam 2025
The NPS Trust Exam 2025 in the General Awareness Section has important weightage for both general and experts. In addition to the current affairs, the GA section also included stable general knowledge questions. The candidates who had a balanced preparation performed well in this section, revising both recent events and basic knowledge. The list of GA questions asked in the NPS Trust Exam 2025 has been provided in the section.
- Maximum welfare – Best for the largest number of people
- Regulation of FCCB – Interest rate is fixed at 4%
- Pop charges – Maximum 400 overshadowed
- Additional Director – Appointed up to next AGM
- Audit firm period limit – Two conditions for five consecutive years
- IND as 16 – Methods: SLM, WDV, and Production Units
- Indicate on LM curve – Where the supply and demand for money is in balance
- Pressure – The task of forcing someone to an agreement through hazards or pressure
- Proposal letter for AIF – A formal document underlining the terms of the alternative investment fund
- AIF investment class for NP – NP is allowed to invest in which category through AIF?
- NPS option – Active Options vs Auto choice
- Auditor’s removal – A special resolution is required
- Hierarchy – Psychological theory that explains human motivation based on needs
- Extended fiscal policy – Government expenditure with the aim of stimulating economic development
- Atal pension yojana provider – LIC, SBI, and UTI are the main providers
- Regulatory of annuity service providers – Authority overseeing annuity service providers
- Trust Document – Legal documents controlling the operation of a trust
- Enrollment and remuneration committee composition – Makeup of this major corporate governance committee
- NBFC Regulatory RBI’s role in regulating financial companies
- European option – A type of financial option that can only be used at expiry
- Interest rate derived – Financial equipment is used to put hedge or speculation on changes in interest rate