Traffic Accounts
1)
Penalty recovered by TTE/TC
from passengers travelling without ticket is called.
(A)
Penalty
(B) Surcharge
(C) Excess Fare
(D) Excess
charge
2)
Account Current pertaining to coaching and goods
traffic is a statement prepared monthly showing.
(A) Account
showing the monthly earnings of Chg & Goods
(B) Account
showing the monthly expenditure of Capital & Revenue
(C)
Account showing the monthly Excess/Shortfall of
both earnings & Expenditure compared with Budget grant
(D) Account
showing the monthly earnings on account of Chg & Goods
3) Advice of Internal Check is
(A) Acknowledgement
given to station indicating receipt of station Balance sheet in TAO.
(B) Compares the closing balance as shown by the
station in the balance sheet by the station with that of arrived at by the
accounts office.
(C) Comparison
of both Debit & Credit of station balance sheet with figures in General
books.
(D) None of
the above
4)
Traffic cash received otherwise than through
station balance sheet is incorporated in accounts through
A) Traffic
Cash Check sheet
B) Abstract
Daily/Monthly Cash Book
C) Accounts
Office Balance sheet
D) General
Cash Book
5) The Head
Balance sheet transfers operated in
(A)
Transfer Transactions
(B) Traffic
Book
(C) Book
Adjustments
(D) Traffic
Suspense
6)
Traffic which passes over a railway but neither
originates nor terminates on that railway is called for that railway
(A) Traffic
not pertains to that Railway
(B) Mixed
traffic
(C) Preferential
traffic
(D) Cross
traffic
7) What is wagon registration fee?
(A) Registration
fee deposited in advance for preparation of RR
(B) Registration
fee deposited by customer to book a wagon in advance
(C) Advance
freight collected
(D) Amount
deposited by customer for registration in Railways
8) Accounts Office Balance Sheet (AOB) is
prepared for
(A) To
account and watching the progress of realisation of carriage bills
(B) To
account items of earnings received other than through station Balance sheet
(C) To
account total earnings of a zonal railway
(D) None of
the above
9) What is Non Issued ticket?
(A) ticket
which is not accounted in UTS/PRS system
(B)
A Journey ticket which passenger surrendering
for Non-performance of his journey
(C)
Ticket issued to the passenger but cancelled on
the following ticket because of operator’s mistake
(D) None of
the above
10) Opening
balance of the station balance sheet of a month will be
(A)
Station Imprest Cash Balance of previous month
(B) R Notes
balance not acknowledged by Cash Office
(C) Closing
balance of previous month
(D) Admitted
& Disputed debits balance of previous month
11) The station cash collected remitted in cash office through
A) Voucher
Remittance Note
B) Treasury
Remittance Note
C) Cash
remittance note.
D) Cash
Transmit Note for Misc. Receipts
12) The
following is the dummy entry in station balance sheet
(A)
Outward Paid
(B) Inward
Paid
(C) Inward
To-Pay
(D) Siding
Charges
13) Traffic
suspense denotes
(A) Suspense
balances to be cleared
(B) C R Note
acknowledgements not received from Cash Office
(C) Unrealised
accrued earnings
(D) Admitted
debits to be cleared
14) 7A
statistical statements prepared for
(A)
Originating Passenger Earnings
(B) Origination
Local & Foreign Earnings
(C) Originating
Parcel Earnings
(D) Originating
goods earnings
15) 6A statistical
statements prepared for
(A)
Originating Passenger Earnings
(B) Origination
Local & Foreign Earnings
(C) Originating
Parcel Earnings
(D) Originating
goods earnings
16) DTC
(Daily Trains cash cum summary book) maintained by
(A)
Commercial Inspector
(B) Station
Master
(C) Divisional
Commercial Office
(D) Train
Clerk
17) Apportionment
of earnings is based on
(A) Number
of trains carried
(B) Tonnage
Carried
(C) Distance
involved in each railway
(D) Earnings
per rake
18) Cost of
Monthly Season ticket is equal to
(A)
30 Single Journey Tickets
(B) 25
Single Journey Tickets
(C) 20
Single Journey Tickets
(D) 15
Single Journey Tickets
19) Quarterly
season ticket is how many times of monthly season tickets
(A)
3.0 times
(B) 2.7
times
(C) 2.5
times
(D) 2.3
times
20) A season
ticket can be issued normally up to a maximum distance
(A)
200 KMs
(B) 150 Kms
(C) 125 KMs
(D) 100 KMs
21) Minimum
distance for sleeper class journey ticket
(A) 500 KMs
(B) 400 KMs
(C) 300 KMs
(D) 200 KMs
22) Alpha
Code available on the top portion of the UTS ticket denotes.
(A)
security code
(B) Number
Tickets issued in the counter
(C) Gross
& Net Cash available with counter
(D) vouchers
available with counter
23) Part A
of the traffic book denotes
(A) Adjustment
or Division Sheet
(B) Ledger
Account of the Home Railway
(C) Abstract
of Earnings and statement of balances
(D) Station
Accounts
24) Part B
of the traffic book denotes
(A)
Adjustment or Division Sheet
(B) Ledger
Account of the Home Railway
(C) Abstract
of Earnings and statement of balances
(D) Station
Accounts
25) Part C
of the traffic book denotes
(A)
Adjustment or Division Sheet
(B) Ledger
Account of the Home Railway
(C) Abstract
of Earnings and statement of balances
(D) Station
Accounts
26) Part D
of the traffic book denotes
(A) Adjustment
or Division Sheet
(B) Ledger
Account of the Home Railway
(C) Abstract
of Earnings and statement of balances
(D) Station
Accounts
27) Part A
of the traffic book posted from
(A)
Station balance sheets
(B) Accounts
Office Balance sheets
(C) JTBS
Balance sheets
(D) Figures
certified by Internal check sections
28) Error
sheet prepared for
(A) Authorizing
the station to take special credit
(B) Advising
the station to submit returns & other documents
(C) Advising
the station discrepancy in Closing Balance
(D)
Apparent financial loss noticed during internal
check in TAO is communicated through an error sheet
29) Disputed/not
admitted debits are withdrawn through
(A)
Remission Order
(B) Credit
advice note.
(C) Refund
Order
(D) Certified
Over Charge sheet
30) Station
balance sheet is the personal accounts of
A)
Station Master
B)
DCM
C)
ACM
D)
Commercial Inspector or CMI
31) RMC
traffic deals with
(A) Revenue Earning Traffic
(B) Traffic booked on Full Tariff Rates
(C) Commercial Traffic
(D) Railway Material and Consignments
32)
JTBS stands for
(A) Journey
Ticket Booking System
(B) Journey
Travel Booking System
(C) Jan
Sadharan Ticket Booking Sewak
(D) None of
the above
33)
YTSK stands for
A)
Yatri Tour Service Kendra
B)
Yuva Tickets Seva Kendra
C)
Yuva Tour Service Kiosk
D)
Yatri Tickets Seva Kendra
34)
Overcharge sheets means
(A) Excess Charges Sheet
(B) Excess Fare Sheet
(C) Prepared to refund the excess charges
collected from the customer.
(D) Penalty and over charges collected from the
customer
35)
Demurrage charges are
collected towards
A)
Detention to Engine
B)
Consignments detained in Railway Premises
C)
Detention of Rolling Stock
D)
Damages to Rolling Stock
36)
Wharfage charges are
collected towards
(A) Detention to Engine
(B) Consignments detained in Railway Premises
(C) Detention of Rolling Stock
(D) Damages to Rolling Stock
37)
Brown field PFT is
A)
A newly developed PFT
B)
Existing siding converted to PFT
C)
Railway Goods shed leased to Private entity
D)
None of the above
38)
Green field PFT is
A)
A newly developed PFT
B)
Existing siding converted to PFT
C)
Railway Goods shed leased to Private entity
D)
None of the above
39)
Assisted siding is
A)
Cost of siding is borne by Private Party
B)
Cost of the siding is borne by Private Company
C)
Cost of the siding is borne by Railways
D)
Cost of the siding shared by the railways and
party
40)
Gross receipts is equal to
A)
Earnings from Passenger, Goods & Sundries
B)
Earnings from Passenger, Other Coaching Goods
& Sundries
C)
Gross earnings minus suspense
D)
None of the above
41)
Cash in transit means
A)
Credit taken by station but
not accounted for in books of accounts of that Month
B)
C R Note Acknowledgements not received at the
station.
C)
C R Notes accounted in Cash Office pending
dispatch to station
D)
C R Notes in transit from Cash Office to station
42)
Wagon turn round means
A)
Average Time taken for loading of wagons
B)
Average Time taken for unloading of wagons
C)
Average Time taken for movement of wagons from
Originating to Destination
D)
Average Time taken by the wagon from loading to
its subsequent Loading
43)
TCW (traffic cash witness)
belongs to
(A) Accounts Department
(B) Commercial Department
(C) Audit Department
(D) Operating Department
44)
Percentage of concession for handicap passenger
(A) 75%
(B) 50%
(C) 25%
(D) 80%
45)
Nodal railway for apportionment of earnings
(A)
WR
(B)
CR
(C)
SCR
(D)
NR
46)
Amount of compensation payable to victim in railway
accidents cases
(A) 9 lakhs
(B) 10 lakhs
(C) 15 lakhs
(D) 8 lakhs
47)
The basic concept of EOL (engine on load) is
(A)
Railway Engines Leased to Private siding.
(B)
Engines procured by sidings used for
loading/unloading of rakes.
(C)
Engine available to customer for their loading
and unloading activities during free time.
(D)
Railway Engines provided to released loaded
rakes
48)
Charges payable by Container traffic is
(A) Freight charges
(B) Haulage charges
(C) Trip charges
(D) Punitive charges
49)
LTTC means
(A)
Long Term Traffic Contract
(B)
Long Time Tenure Contract
(C)
Long Term Train Contract
(D)
Long Term Tariff Contract
50)
TEFD means
(A)
Terminal Empty Flow
Direction
(B)
Traffic Empty Flow
Direction
(C)
Train Empty Flow Direction
(D)
Traditional Empty Flow
Direction
51)
FOIS means
(A)
Freight Organization and Innovation System
(B)
Freight Operations and Information System
(C)
Freight Operators and Information Scheme
(D)
Freight Operators and Innovative System
52)
What is eT-RR
(A)
Electronic transmission of railway receipt
(B)
Electronic Train Railway Receipt
(C)
Electronic Through Railway Receipt
(D)
Electronic Traffic Railway Receipt
53)
What is e-RD.
(A)
Electronic Refund of Deposit
(B)
Electronic Refund of Wagon Demand Registration
Fee
(C)
Electronic Registration of demand for wagons
(D)
Electronic Reconciliation of Deposits
54)
The three parties involved Tripartite agreement
in case of e-payment
(A) Railways, Customer & Bank
(B) Railways, Cosignor & Consigee
(C) Accounts, Commercial & customer
(D) Customer, Bank and RBI
55)
Percentage of GST chargeable on AC classes in
coaching .
(A)
18%
(B)
12%
(C)
5%
(D)
0%
56)
Standard rake size of BOXN wagons
(A) 60 wagons
(B) 59 wagons
(C) 58 wagons
(D) 42 wagons
57)
Standard rake size of BCN wagons
(A) 60 wagons
(B) 59 wagons
(C) 58 wagons
(D) 42 wagons
58)
STS stands
(A)
Station To System Rate
(B)
Station Terminal Station Rate
(C)
Station To Station Rate
(D)
Station Through Station Rate
59)
What is the maximum percentage of discount
allowed in the STS scheme
(A) 25%
(B) 30%
(C) 20 %
(D) 15 %
60)
Operating ratio is
(E)
Total Expenditure/ Total Earnings X 100
(F)
Ordinary Working Expenses /Gross Earnings X 100
(G)
Ordinary Working Expenses/Gross Receipts X 100
(H)
Total Expenditure/Gross Receipts X 100
61)
Accounts staff authorised to inspect the basic
records at station by
(A) SSO(A)
(B) ISA
(C) TIA
(D) ASV
62)
The following items of earnings are not to be
Accounted in station earnings
(A) Coaching
(B) Other coaching
(C) Goods
(D) Sundries
63)
Nodal bank for door step banking authorised by
IR
(A)
RBI
(B)
UBI
(C)
BOI
(D)
SBI
64)
Advance Reservation Period in case of passenger
booking
(A) 60 days
(B) 90 days
(C) 120 days
(D) 150 days
65)
The validity of privilege pass is
(A)
3 months
(B)
4 months
(C)
5 months
(D)
6 months
66)
First A pass holders can travel in I AC on
privilege account on payment of
(A) Difference of fares between I AC and II AC
classes
(B) 50% of difference of fares between I AC and
II AC classes
(C) One third of difference of fares between I
AC and II AC classes
(D) 25% of difference of fares between I AC and
II AC classes
67)
MGR scheme means
(A)
Minimum Guarantee Revenue Scheme
(B)
Merry go Round scheme
(C)
Minimum Goods Revenue Scheme
(D)
None of the above
68)
Earnings are classified into how many groups.
(A) 2 groups (Coaching & Goods)
(B) 4 groups (Coaching, Other Coaching, Goods
& Sundry other earnings)
(C) 3 groups ( Coaching, Goods and Sundry other
earnings)
(D) 1 group ( Traffic/Revenue Earnings)
69)
The period of LTTC agreement
(A) 3 years
(B) 2 years
(C) 5 years
(D) 10 years
70)
LTTC scheme allows rebate for the following
pairs
(A) Retention of traffic and incremental traffic
(B) Retention traffic only
(C) Incremental traffic only
(D) Outward traffic only
71)
In LTTC scheme, the minimum eligibility
condition
(A) 4 MT
(B) 3 MT
(C) 2 MT
(D) 1 MT
72)
Under LTTC scheme, the eligibility rebate for
retention of traffic
(A) 4 MT
(B) 5 MT
(C) 6 MT
(D) 10 MT
73)
Revenue sharing for Green field PFT starts after
_ years after notification of PFT.
(A)
2 Years
(B)
3 Years
(C)
5 Years
(D)
10 Years
74)
Revenue sharing for Brown field PFT starts after
_ years after notification of PFT.
(A)
2 Years
(B)
3 Years
(C)
5 Years
(D)
10 Years
75)
Terminal Charges payable to PFTs
(A) Rs.16/- per tonne
(B) Rs. 20 per tonne
(C) Rs. 30/- per tonne
(D) Rs.40 per tonne
76)
Agreement period for PFT --- years
(A) 10 years
(B) 20 years
(C) 30 years
(D) 25 years
77)
The percentage of discount in case of Wagon
Investment Scheme
(A) 10 %
(B) 15%
(C) 20 %
(D) 25%
78)
Agreement period in wagon investment scheme
(A)
10 years
(B)
20 years
(C)
25 years
(D)
30 years
79)
The following is not a component of Traffic
suspense
(A) Stations Outstandings
(B) AOB outstanding
(C) Cash in Transit
(D) Bills Recoverable
80)
Accounts office Balance sheet closing balance represents
(A) Unrealized Station Outstandings
(B) Unrealized Carriage Bills
(C) Unrealized Bills Recoverable
(D) Unrealized Demands Recoverable
81)
The following earnings not accounted in Station
Balance sheet
(A) EFT earnings
(B) Season ticket earnings
(C) Postal Earnings
(D) Military tickets on concession
82)
Major share of Railway Goods earnings from
(A)
Cement
(B)
Iron Ore
(C)
Food Grains
(D)
Coal
83)
Which of the following line is built under PPP
(A) Karimnagar- Nizamabad
(B) Deverakadra – Mortad
(C) Krishnapatnam – Obulavaripalli
(D) Manoharabad – Gajwel
84)
Percentage concession extended for 50 km short
lead traffic
(A) 10%
(B) 25%
(C) 50%
(D) 75%
85)
Percentage concession applicable for long lead
traffic for coal and coke above 1400 kms.
(A)
10%
(B)
15%
(C)
20%
(D)
25%
86)
What is the age limit for
female passenger to claim senior citizen concession?
(A)
55 years
(B)
58 years
(C)
60 years
(D)
65 years
87)
Traffic check sheet amount prepared by cash
office becomes debit to the following suspense head
(A)
Revenue heads X,Y,Z
(B)
Remittance into Bank
(C)
Reserve Bank Suspense
(D)
Public Sector Bank Suspense
88)
Cancellation charges per passenger in case of
unreserved ticket
(A) Rs.15/-
(B) Rs.30/-
(C) Rs.60/-
(D) Rs.90/-
89)
Which of the following is not an authorized mode
of payment in Railways?
(A) Net Banking
(B) e-payment
(C) UPI
(D) credit note
90)
Level of tender committee for earning contracts
for value above 50 lakh and
(A) below 5 crore (other than catering and
parcel)
(B) Junior Scale
(C) Senior Scale
(D) JA Grade
(E) SA Grade
91) Powers of DRM for maximum waiver of demurrage
and wharfage per wagon per consignment
(A)
Rs.10000/-
(B)
Rs.15000/-
(C)
Rs.20000/-
(D)
Rs.25000/-
92) Prior
finance concurrence is required for refund of fares exceeding the amount Ans.
(A)
Rs.1000/-
(B)
Rs. 1500/-
(C)
Rs. 2000/-
(D)
Rs.2500/-
93)
Associate finance officer for Sr.DCM is
(A) ADFM
(B) DFM
(C) Sr.DFM
(D) Dy. FA&CAO/G
94)
The following earnings are not to be apportioned
:
(A) Passenger earnings
(B) Demurrage
(C) Goods earnings
(D) Parcel earnings
95)
Defense and postal dues are cleared by
(A)
RBI book adjustment
(B)
Payment through cheque
(C)
NEFT/ RTGS
(D)
On line clearance
96)
Accepting authority for
Parcel leasing tenders above 100cr
(A)
DRM
(B)
PCCM
(C)
GM
(D)
Railway Board
97)
Accepting authority for
parcel leasing tenders above 50 cr and below 100 cr
(A) DRM
(B) PCCM
(C) AGM
(D) GM
98)
Expand ATVM
(A)
Automated Transactions Via Machine
(B)
Automatic Ticket Vending Machine
(C)
Authorized Ticket Vending Machine
(D)
Any Time Vending Machine
99)
Expand CoTVM :
(A)
Co-operated Ticket Vending Machine
(B)
Continuous Ticket Vending Machine
(C)
Coin Operated Ticket Vending Machine
(D)
Constant Ticket Vending Machine
100)
Eligibility to travel in
IAC on duty for the following grade and above
(A) Senior scale
(B) JA Grade
(C) SG
(D) SAG Grade
101)
Maximum Tatkal Charges
should not exceed
(A)
Rs.100/-
(B)
Rs.200/-
(C)
Rs.300/-
(D)
Rs.400/-
102)
HOR means
(A)
Head Office Requisition
(B)
High Official Requisition
(C)
Head Office Reservation
(D)
None of the above
103)
HOR issued to
(A)
Higher officials of other department
(B)
High Officials of railways
(C)
High Officials of Railway Board
(D)
None of the above
104)
Excess Fare Ticket (EFT)
consists of how many foils.
(A) 2 Foils (Passenger & Record)
(B) 3 Foils (Accounts, Passenger & Record)
(C) 4 Foils (Accounts, Passenger, Invoice & Record)
(D) 5 Foils (Accounts, Passenger, Invoice, Transit & Record)
105)
Maximum no of passengers
issued on PRS ticket
(A)
6
(B)
8
(C)
4
(D)
2
106)
Maximum no of passengers
issued on UTS ticket
(A) 6
(B) 8
(C) 4
(D) 2
Answer key
1C |
2A |
3B |
4C |
5B |
6D |
7B |
8A |
9C |
10C |
11C |
12B |
13C |
14D |
15A |
16B |
17C |
18D |
19B |
20B |
21D |
22C |
23D |
24A |
25B |
26C |
27A |
28D |
29C |
30A |
31D |
32C |
33D |
34C |
35C |
36B |
37B |
38A |
39D |
40B |
41A |
42D |
43B |
44A |
45A |
46D |
47C |
48B |
49D |
50D |
51B |
52A |
53C |
54A |
55C |
56B |
57D |
58C |
59B |
60B |
61C |
62D |
63D |
64C |
65C |
66C |
67B |
68C |
69C |
70A |
71D |
72B |
73C |
74A |
75B |
76C |
77B |
78B |
79D |
80B |
81C |
82D |
83C |
84C |
85C |
86B |
87B |
88B |
89A |
90B |
91D |
92C |
93C |
94B |
95A |
96B |
97A |
98B |
99C |
100B |
101D |
102B |
103A |
104B |
105A |
106C |
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