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NISM SERIES V A – MUTUAL FUND DISTRIBUTORS
CERTIFICATION EXAM – PRACTICE TEST 3
PRACTICE TEST 3
Question 1 Which of the following need not be disclosed to the Mutual Fund investor
?
(a) The Annual Report of the Scheme
(b) Portfolio of the Scheme
(c) The Annual Report of AMC
(d) The Names of Fund Managers
Question 2 What is the amount required to buy 500 units at NAV Rs 46 if the entry
load is 1%.
(a) Rs 23000
(b) Rs 23230
(c) Rs 23330
(d) Rs 23385
Answer Variance as a measure of risk is relevant for both debt and equity schemes.
Explanation Standard deviation is equal to the square root of variance.
NISM SERIES V A – MUTUAL FUND DISTRIBUTORS
CERTIFICATION EXAM – PRACTICE TEST 3
Question 5 An investor buys a Mutual Fund scheme at NAV Rs 20 in Jan 2012. The
scheme declares a dividend of Rs 2. In May 2012, the investor sells all the
units at NAV Rs 15. What is the capital loss available for exemption ?
(a) Rs 2
(b) Rs 3
(c) No capital loss available for exemption as its a short term loss
(d) None of the above
Question 6 Of the following attributes, which one you cannot consider while
investing in Mutual Funds ?
(a) Guaranteed Return
(b) Professional Management
(c) Low Transaction Cost
(d) Diversification
Correct Answer 5 Rs 3
Question 7 As per SEBI rules, SAI will contain the information regarding the Fund
and SID will contain information specific to the scheme - True or False ?
(a) TRUE
(b) FALSE
Answer Gold is seen as a safe haven asset class. Therefore, whenever there is political
Explanation or economic turmoil, gold prices shoot up.
NISM SERIES V A – MUTUAL FUND DISTRIBUTORS
CERTIFICATION EXAM – PRACTICE TEST 3
Question 10 Which of the below investments can be used for tax benefits ?
(a) Fixed Deposits in Nationalised Banks
(b) PPF
(c) Post Office Deposits
(d) Investments in Balanced Funds
Answer A Fund of Funds invest in other funds. So it has to bear two costs - its own
Explanation fund management expenses and the fund management expenses of the funds
in which it invests.
Answer PPF Deposits can be used for Tax Savings under Section 80C of the Income
Explanation Tax Act.
NISM SERIES V A – MUTUAL FUND DISTRIBUTORS
CERTIFICATION EXAM – PRACTICE TEST 3
Question 11 As per SEBI regulations, a Mutual Fund can leverage / borrow money
under which of the foll condition(s) ?
(a) A mutual fund scheme cannot borrow more than 20% of its net assets
(b) The borrowing cannot be for more than 6 months
(c) The borrowing is permitted only to meet the cash flow needs of investor
servicing
(d) All of the above
Question 14 In case of joint holding under the 'either or survivor' option, only the
first holder has to be KYC compliant - True or False ?
(a) TRUE
(b) FALSE
Answer Any new investor, Joint holders, Power of Attorney holders, Donors and
Explanation Guardian (in case of minors) have to comply with the KYC formalities.
NISM SERIES V A – MUTUAL FUND DISTRIBUTORS
CERTIFICATION EXAM – PRACTICE TEST 3
Question 16 The interest received from a Bank Fixed Deposit is fully taxable - True or
False ?
(a) TRUE
(b) FALSE
Answer Equity Linked Saving Schemes - ELSS ie Tax Saving Schemes have a lockin
Explanation period of 3 years. So they will not be preferred by an investor seeking high
liquidity.
Question 18 The difference between the NAV and the repurchase price is known as?
(a) Entry load
(b) Exit load
(c) Load
(d) None of the above
Correct Answer 17 It is largely close ended and becomes open ended at pre-specified intervals
Answer Interval funds combine features of both open-ended and close ended schemes.
Explanation They are largely close-ended, but become open ended at pre-specified
intervals.
The benefit for investors is that, unlike in a purely close-ended scheme, they
are not completely dependent on the stock exchange to be able to buy or sell
units of the interval fund.
Question 19 The reduced NAV value after dividend payout is called ________.
(a) Cum dividend NAV
(b) Ex dividend NAV
(c) Dividend payout
(d) Dividend NAV
Question 20 The dividend the investor receives from an equity oriented scheme is tax-
free for the investor - True or False ?
(a) TRUE
(b) FALSE
Question 21 Technical analysts study the price- volume charts of a company because
_____.
(a) Is based on investor sentiment
(b) It predicts future share price
(c) To decide support levels, resistance levels, breakouts
(d) All of the above
Answer In a STP ( Systematic Transfer Plan ), the amount that is withdrawn from a
Explanation scheme is re-invested in some other scheme of the same mutual fund.
Thus, it operates as a SWP ( Systematic Withdrawal Plan ) from the first
scheme, and a SIP ( Systematic Investment Plan ) into the second scheme.
NISM SERIES V A – MUTUAL FUND DISTRIBUTORS
CERTIFICATION EXAM – PRACTICE TEST 3
Question 24 The most appropriate measure of returns for a scheme in existence for
several years is ______.
(a) CAGR
(b) Annualised Return
(c) Dividend Return
(d) Simple Return
Question 28 Investments in mutual fund units attract Wealth Tax - True or False ?
(a) TRUE
(b) FALSE
Answer Small investors investing in cash, upto Rs. 50,000 per mutual fund per
Explanation financial year do not need to provide PAN Card.
This is subject to compliance with Prevention of Money Laundering Act,
2002 and SEBI Circulars on Anti Money Laundering (AML)
NISM SERIES V A – MUTUAL FUND DISTRIBUTORS
CERTIFICATION EXAM – PRACTICE TEST 3
Question 31 From the point of saving Wealth Tax, one should invest in Gold ETF
rather than physical gold - True or False ?
(a) TRUE
(b) FALSE
Question 32 For calculating Capital Gains, investment in mutual funds for less then 1
year is considered as _______
(a) Long Term
(b) Medium Term
(c) Short Term
(d) Ultra Short Term
Answer There is no wealth tax in India, so it does not make any difference.
Explanation
Question 34 Lower the expenses of a Mutual Fund, lower would be the NAV - True or
False ?
(a) TRUE
(b) FALSE
Answer NAV is basically the value of Portfolio less the MF expenses. So Lower the
Explanation expenses, higher would be the NAV.
NISM SERIES V A – MUTUAL FUND DISTRIBUTORS
CERTIFICATION EXAM – PRACTICE TEST 3
Question 36 Investment in physical gold or real estate may attract wealth tax in case
of direct investors, but investments in Gold ETF and real estate mutual
funds are exempt from wealth tax - True or False ?
(a) TRUE
(b) FALSE
Answer In the National Pension System,Tier I account which is a pension account but
Explanation with limited withdrawal facility.
Answer Investments in mutual fund units are exempt from Wealth Tax.
Explanation This is irrespective of where the fund invests.
NISM SERIES V A – MUTUAL FUND DISTRIBUTORS
CERTIFICATION EXAM – PRACTICE TEST 3
Question 37 As SEBI has banned ________, the Sale Price of a MF unit is the same as
NAV.
(a) Entry Load
(b) Exit Load
(c) Commission Refund
(d) SIP Transaction Charges
Question 38 In which of the below funds is the investor unsure of his taxation liability
?
(a) Sectoral Fund
(b) ELSS Fund
(c) Gilt Fund
(d) Flexible Asset Allocation Fund
Answer For eg - If the NAV of a MF unit is Rs 50 and entry load was 1% then the unit
Explanation was sold to the investors at Rs 50 + 1 % ie. Rs 50.50.
Now with the ban on entry loads the Sale price is equal to NAV ( Rs 50 in
above example)
Answer The fund manager of a Flexible Asset Allocation scheme can switch a large
Explanation part of their portfolio between debt and equity, depending on their view on the
respective markets.
So the investors do not know whether they are investing in a debt scheme or
an equity scheme and so are unsure of the taxation.
NISM SERIES V A – MUTUAL FUND DISTRIBUTORS
CERTIFICATION EXAM – PRACTICE TEST 3
Question 40 Mr. Mahesh gives his investment application form to the distributor at 10
am. The distributor then goes to the Mutual Fund office and submits this
application at 1 pm. What is the cut off time for this investment ?
(a) 1:00 PM
(b) 10:00 AM
Answer The cut off time is when the investment is submitted to the PoA - Point of
Explanation Acceptance is relevant – not the time when the investor submits the
transaction request to the distributor.
NISM SERIES V A – MUTUAL FUND DISTRIBUTORS
CERTIFICATION EXAM – PRACTICE TEST 3
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