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Free NISM RTA Mutual Fund Exam Test-2

NISM RTA Mutual Fund Exam Pattern

NISM Series (II-B) RTA Mutual Fund Examination Pattern
Exam FeesRs. 1500 +
Test Duration2 Hours (120 Minutes)
Total Questions100 Questions
Maximum Marks100 marks
Passing Marks50% (50 Marks)
Negative Marking– 25% of the marks assigned to the question

NISM RTA Mutual Fund Exam Syllabus Outline

UnitsChapter Name
Unit 1Introduction to Securities
Unit 2Characteristics of Equities
Unit 3Characteristics of Other Securities
Unit 4Characteristics of Debt Instruments
Unit 5Basics of Mutual Funds
Unit 6SEBI’s Role and Relevant Regulations
Unit 7Structure and constituents of Mutual Funds
Unit 8Mutual fund products
Unit 9Applicable NAV and cut-off time
Unit 10Purchase, redemption, and systematic transactions
Unit 11Investor and distributor processes and payouts

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Once the money is pooled from the investors, the fund defines the investment objective and strategy of the scheme.

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The NAV of the existing investors in an open‐ended scheme comes down when an investor redeems units.

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Closed‐end funds may be listed on the stock exchange to provide liquidity to investors.

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The format of the KIM is decided by each fund.

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A mutual fund requires the approval of the trustees only before the scheme is offered to the public.

6 / 10

Liquid funds have stable NAVs because they invest in very ________ paper.

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Sector funds are highly diversified funds.

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Mid and small-cap funds invest in the shares of middle and small-sized companies for future growth potential.

9 / 10

FMPs are low-risk funds for all investors.

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Income funds have higher interest rate risk because they invest in non‐government securities too.

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