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Which type of mutual fund scheme is known for providing tax benefits under Section 80C?
ELSS
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What does SIP stand for?
Systematic Investment Plan
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What is the primary objective of a liquid fund?
Short-term liquidity
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Which type of mutual fund is considered low risk and invests in government securities?
Gilt fund
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What is the main objective of an equity fund?
Capital appreciation
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What is the expense ratio of a mutual fund?
The ratio of the fund's expenses to its total assets
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Which regulatory body oversees mutual funds in India?
SEBI
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What is the primary advantage of an ETF over a mutual fund?
Lower costs
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Which type of mutual fund is suitable for long-term investors?
Equity fund
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What is the significance of NAV in mutual funds?
Indicates the per-unit value of the fund
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What does AUM stand for in mutual funds?
Assets Under Management
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What is a diversified fund?
A mutual fund that invests in various sectors to reduce risk
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What is the primary role of a custodian in mutual funds?
Safeguard the fund's assets
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What type of mutual fund is known for its high risk and high return potential?
Sector fund
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What is the difference between an open-ended and a closed-ended mutual fund?
Open-ended funds can issue and redeem units at any time
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What is the Sharpe ratio used to measure in mutual funds?
Risk-adjusted return
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What is the lock-in period for ELSS?
3 years
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Which type of fund invests primarily in corporate bonds?
Debt fund
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What is the key feature of a closed-ended mutual fund?
Fixed number of units
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What is the primary function of an AMC (Asset Management Company)?
Manage mutual funds
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What is the role of SEBI in mutual funds?
Regulate and oversee mutual funds
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What is the primary advantage of diversification in mutual funds?
Reduce risk
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What is the role of a fund manager in a mutual fund?
Make investment decisions and manage the portfolio
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What is a balanced fund?
A mutual fund that invests in both equities and debt instruments
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What is the significance of the expense ratio in mutual funds?
Indicates the cost of managing the fund
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What is the primary risk associated with debt funds?
Credit risk
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What does ETF stand for?
Exchange Traded Fund
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What is the main objective of a gilt fund?
Invest in government securities
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What is the lock-in period for tax-saving mutual funds?
3 years
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What is the primary advantage of investing in a mutual fund?
Diversification
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What is a liquid fund?
A mutual fund that invests in short-term securities for liquidity
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What is the main benefit of SIP in mutual funds?
Regular investment and rupee cost averaging
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What type of mutual fund is considered low risk and invests in government securities?
Gilt fund
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What is the primary objective of an index fund?
Match the performance of the market index
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Which type of mutual fund provides regular income through dividends?
Dividend yield fund
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What is the primary benefit of diversification in a mutual fund?
Reduce risk
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What is the role of a custodian in mutual funds?
Safeguard the fund's assets
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What is the primary advantage of diversification in mutual funds?
Reduce risk
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What is the main objective of a growth fund?
Capital appreciation
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What is the primary role of SEBI in mutual funds?
Regulate and oversee mutual funds
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What is the primary function of an AMC (Asset Management Company)?
Manage mutual funds
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What is the main objective of an index fund?
Match the performance of the market index
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Which type of mutual fund provides regular income through dividends?
Dividend yield fund
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What is the main objective of a liquid fund?
Short-term liquidity
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What is the primary benefit of SIP in mutual funds?
Regular investment and rupee cost averaging
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What is the main objective of a balanced fund?
Provide a mix of equity and debt investment
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What is the primary risk associated with debt funds?
Credit risk
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What does SIP stand for?
Systematic Investment Plan
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Which type of mutual fund is designed to provide tax benefits?
ELSS
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What is the significance of NAV in mutual funds?
Indicates the per-unit value of the fund
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What is a diversified fund?
A mutual fund that invests in various sectors to reduce risk
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What is the expense ratio of a mutual fund?
The ratio of the fund's expenses to its total assets
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Which regulatory body oversees mutual funds in India?
SEBI
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What is the main objective of a gilt fund?
Invest in government securities
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What is the lock-in period for ELSS?
3 years
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What type of mutual fund is known for its high risk and high return potential?
Sector fund
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What is the primary role of a custodian in mutual funds?
Safeguard the fund's assets
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What is the difference between an ETF and a mutual fund?
ETFs trade on stock exchanges, mutual funds do not
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What is the primary advantage of diversification in mutual funds?
Reduce risk
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What is the role of a fund manager in a mutual fund?
Make investment decisions and manage the portfolio
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What is the primary function of an AMC (Asset Management Company)?
Manage mutual funds
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What is the main objective of an index fund?
Match the performance of the market index
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Which type of mutual fund provides regular income through dividends?
Dividend yield fund
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What does AUM stand for in mutual funds?
Assets Under Management
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What type of mutual fund is considered low risk and invests in government securities?
Gilt fund
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What is the primary benefit of diversification in a mutual fund?
Reduce risk
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What is the primary role of SEBI in mutual funds?
Regulate and oversee mutual funds
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What is the difference between an open-ended and a closed-ended mutual fund?
Open-ended funds can issue and redeem units at any time
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What is the main objective of a balanced fund?
Provide a mix of equity and debt investment
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What is the significance of the expense ratio in mutual funds?
Indicates the cost of managing the fund
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Which type of fund invests primarily in corporate bonds?
Debt fund
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What is the key feature of a closed-ended mutual fund?
Fixed number of units
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What does ETF stand for?
Exchange Traded Fund
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What is the lock-in period for tax-saving mutual funds?
3 years
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What is the primary advantage of investing in a mutual fund?
Diversification
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What is a liquid fund?
A mutual fund that invests in short-term securities for liquidity
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What is the main benefit of SIP in mutual funds?
Regular investment and rupee cost averaging
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What type of mutual fund is considered low risk and invests in government securities?
Gilt fund
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What is the primary objective of an index fund?
Match the performance of the market index
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Which type of mutual fund provides regular income through dividends?
Dividend yield fun

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