General Expenditure
1)
Administrative approval of competent Authority
for incurring expenditure is accorded at this stage
(A) Abstract
Estimate
(B) Detailed
Estimate
(C) Revised
Estimate
(D) Completion
Estimate
2) Sanction
to the estimate is considered as ‘Technical sanction’ in case of
(A) Abstract Estimate
(B) Detailed Estimate
(C) Revised Estimate
(D) Completion Estimate
3)
Without administrative approval, Detailed
Estimate can be put up for both administrative approval & sanction in case
of
(A) Works
within sanctioning powers of PHODs
(B) Works
within sanctioning powers of GM
(C) Works
within sanctioning powers of HODs
(D) One of
the above
4)
An item of work, connected with the main work,
can be added to the estimate through
(A) Revised
Estimate
(B) Detailed
Estimate
(C) Supplementary
Estimate
(D) Completion
Estimate
5) Line
capacity means
(A) No. of
trains per day in a path
(B) Sleeper
density
(C) Weight
of Rails which can bear the formation of the path
(D) None of
the above
6) Financial
appraisal of projects is worked out using
(A) DCF technique
(B) PERT
(C) Depreciation method
(D) None of the above
7) Applicable
ROR for projects under DCF technique is
(A) 14%
(B) 8%
(C) 10%
(D) 18%
8) ROR is
not applicable to
(A) New
lines
(B) Passenger
amenities and safety works
(C) Railway
Electrification
(D) None of
the above
9) Post
project appraisal is done through
(A) Productivity test
(B) ROR
(C) Financial Justification
(D) All of the above
10) Detailed
Estimate need not be prepared for works costing less than
(A) Rs. 10 lakhs
(B) Rs. 5 lakhs
(C) Rs. 3 lakhs
(D) Rs. 2 lakhs
11) Special
limited tenders can be invited for specialized works from _________
agencies
(A) 6 and
above
(B) 4 and
above
(C) 2 and
above
(D) None of
the above
12) Minimum
notice period for inviting open tenders costing up to Rs. 2 crores
(A) 30 days
(B) 45 days
(C) 10 days
(D) None of the above
13) Minimum
notice period for quotations
(A) 7 days
(B) 10 days
(C) 12 days
(D) None of
the above
14) Minimum
notice period for inviting Limited / Special limited tenders
(A) 7 days
(B) 21 days
(C) 14 days
(D) All of the above
15) Two
packet tendering system is adopted in case of
(A) Single
Tender
(B) Open
Tender
(C) Limited Tender
(D) All of
the above
16) Pre-vetting
of Tender schedule is necessary for
(A) Works where Detailed Estimate is not prepared
(B) Works of urgent nature
(C) PB items
(D) All of the above
(A)
Up to Rs. 20 lakhs
(B)
Up to Rs. 50 lakhs
(C)
UP to Rs. 1 crore
(D)
None of the above
18)
PVC is applicable for tenders costing
(A) > 5 crores
(B) > 10 crores
(C) > 15 crores
(D) > 20 crores
19)
What is LAW?
(A)
List of Approved Works
(B)
List of Added Works
(C)
List of Arranged Works
(D)
All of the above
20)
Lumpsum provision in the Pink Book can be
utilized for specific category of works costing up to Rs. 2.5 Crores
(A)
Pink Book items
(B)
Umbrella works
(C)
Lumpsum works
(D)
None of the above
21)
Tenders received after the specified time of
opening are called as
(A)
Late Tenders
(B) Delayed
Tenders
(C) Single
Tenders
(D)
None of the above
22) Tenders
received before the time of opening but after the due date and time are called
as
(A)
Late Tenders
(B)
Delayed Tenders
(C)
Single Tender
(D)
None of the above
23)
In works tenders, offer without EMD should be
(A)
Summarily rejected
(B) EMD can
be called for later
(C) EMD can
be deducted from bills
(D)
All of the above
24)
Powers of the GM to approve Lumpsum works
(A)
Up to Rs. 1 crore each
(B) Up to
Rs. 2.5 crores each
(C) Up to
Rs. 10 crores each
(D)
Up to Rs. 20 crores each
25) Powers
of GM to approve M&P items
(A) Up to Rs. 2.5 Crore
(B) UP to Rs. 1 crore
(C) Up to Rs. 50 lakhs
(D) Up to Rs. 10 lakhs
26) A
deposit work of Rs. 100 Crore can be sanctioned by
(A) CRB
(B) MR
(C) Railway Board
(D) GM
27) Who is
the sanctioning authority for 100% excess due to escalation?
(A) Railway Board
(B) GM
(C) PHOD
(D) None of the above
28) Who is
the sanctioning authority for 25% excess due to scope?
(A) DRM
(B) PGOD
(C) GM
(D) Railway
Board
29)
Two packet tendering system can be adopted for
tenders less than Rs. 10 crores with
(A) PFA’s
concurrence and GM’s approval
(B) FA/G’s
concurrence and AGM’s approval
(C) Sr.
DFM’s concurrence and DRM’s approval
(D) Associate
Finance concurrence and approval of Tender inviting authority
30) Relaxation
of eligibility criteria in Tenders can be done with
(A) PFA’s concurrence and GM’s approval
(B) FA/G’s concurrence and AGM’s approval
(C) Sr. DFM’s concurrence and DRM’s approval
(D) Associate Finance concurrence and approval of Tender inviting
authority
31) Example
of piece work contract
(A) Zonal
Contract
(B) Work
order
(C) Quotation
work
(D) None of
the above
32) A work
carried out with Non-Railway Funds
(A) Deposit work
(B) Quotation Work
(C) Zonal contract
(D) None of the above
33) Percentage
of contingencies to be provided in all detailed Estimates
(A) 10%
(B) 5%
(C) 3%
(D) 2%
34)
Work orders are issued against Zonal contracts.
The value of each work order is
(A) Rs. 2 lakhs
(B) Rs. 2.5 lakhs
(C) Rs. 3 lakhs
(D) Rs. 5 lakhs
35)
Eligibility criteria is applicable for Service
tenders valuing more than
(A)
Rs. 50 lakhs
(B)
Rs. 10 lakhs
(C)
Rs. 5 lakhs
(D)
Irrespective of the value of Tender
36)
Minimum notice period of 21 days for open
tenders valuing less than Rs. 2 crores can be changed with Finance concurrence
to
(A)
7 days
(B)
14 days
(C)
21 days
(D)
Not permissible
37)
Trial & Expenditure works up to Rs. 10 lakhs
can be sanctioned by
(A)
Railway Board
(B) GM
(C) PHOD
(D)
DRM
38)
Single Tenders for restoration work up to Rs. 50
lakhs can be approved by
(A)
PHOD
(B) HOD
(C) DRM
(D)
GM
39)
Tender committee and Accepting authority for
single tenders should be
(A)
One step above normal tenders
(B) Two
steps above the normal tenders
(C) Same
level committee as for open tenders
(D)
None
40) Powers
to dispense with tenders and accept quotation for works valuing Rs. 10 lakhs
rests with
(A)
GM
(B)
PHOD
(C)
HOD
(D)
JAG
41)
Introduction of a new station or omission of any
station in a project estimate falls under the category of
(A)
Completion Estimate
(B)
Detailed Estimate
(C)
Material Modification
(D)
None of the above
42)
Charges levied to cover cost of tools and plant
and establishment supervision in deposit works estimates are called
(A) Supervision
charges
(B) Departmental
charges
(C) Onetime
charges
(D)
None of the above
43)
Percentage of departmental charges provided in
the estimates
(A) 5%
(B) 10%
(C) 12 ½%
(D) 15%
44)
EMD can be submitted through
(A) Depositing
cash
(B) NSC
(C) Deposit
in Post office Savings bank
(D)
All of the above
45)
Contracts placed to promote indigenous
development of new technology / techniques are known as
(A) Experimental
orders
(B) Development
orders
(C) Indigenous
order
(D)
None of these
46)
Percentage of mobilization Advance that can be
paid to the contractor
(A)
5% of Contract Value
(B) 10% of
Contract Value
(C) 15% of
Contract Value
(D)
20% of Contract Value
47)
As per GCC, quantities operated more that 125%
but below 140% will be paid at the rate of
(A)
98% of accepted rate
(B)
96% of the accepted rate
(C) 94% of
the accepted rate
(D)
None of the above
48)
As per PVC in GCC, quantities operated in excess
of 140% but below 150% will be paid at
(A)
96% of the accepted rate
(B)
98% of the accepted rate
(C) 100% of
the accepted rate
(D)
None of the above
49)
Variation beyond 150% of the contract value
requires the sanction of
(A)
Railway Board
(B) GM
(C) PHOD
(D)
Tender Accepting Authority
50) Permissible
excess in Zonal contract is
(A) 100%
(B) 50%
(C) 25%
(D) 10%
51) Letter
of credit is applicable for e-tenders of works & services valuing above
(A) Rs. 10 lakhs
(B) Rs. 25 lakhs
(C) Rs. 50 lakhs
(D) Rs. 100 lakhs
52) Revenue
Allocation Register (RR) is maintained to facilitate
(A) Control
over expenditure
(B) To keep
record of expenditure
(C) Expenditure
under prescribed heads
(D) All of
the above
53) Register
of Works is maintained to facilitate
(A) Control over expenditure
(B) Collection of expenditure workwise
(C) Workwise budgetary control
(D) All of the above
54) Exchequer
control facilitates
(A) Concurrent
control of cash outgo
(B) Correct
assessment of ‘cash’ and ‘adjustment’ of the sanctioned budget
(C) As
accurate an assessment as possible of requirement of cash
(D) All of
the above
55) Irrespective
of the purpose for which it is acquired, the cost of land is booked to
(A) DF
(B) DRF
(C) Capital
(D) Revenue
56) Plan
Head 6500 deals with
(A) Other
specified works
(B) Research
& Design works
(C) Training
Institutes – HRD work
(D) Computerization
works
57) Plan
Head 2200 deals with
(A) Other specific works
(B) Training Institutes – HRD works
(C) Repayment of capital segment of lease payments
(D) Computerization works
58) An
agreement which is enforceable by law is
(A) A Tender
(B) A
Contract
(C) An Offer
(D) None
59) Documents
which are integral part of contracts
(A) GCC, SCC
(B) Specifications
(C) Schedule of rates, quantities
(D) All of the above
60)
In a Tender Committee of a particular
department, the third member should be from
(A) Finance
Department
(B) Vigilance
Department
(C) Sister Department
(D) Same
Department
61) Pre-bid
conference can be held for major projects tendering involving
(A) Complex situations & complicated specifications
(B) Tenders costing more than Rs. 10 Cr
(C) Tenders with two packet systems
(D) All of the above
62) Two-member
tender committee is applicable to
(A) Rs.2
crores
(B) Rs. 1
crore
(C) Rs. 50
lakhs
(D) None of
the above
63) Level of
Tender Committee is decided based on the value of
(A) Tender
(B) Lowest offer received
(C) Valid lowest offer
(D) Highest offer
64) The accepting
authority of a Tender Committee recommendations should be
(A) One level above the level of T.C.
(B) Two levels above the level of T.C.
(C) Head of the Department
(D) None of the above
65) ‘A’
category approval list of contractors monetary slab is
(A) Upto Rs.
50 Lakhs
(B) Rs. 50
lakhs to Rs. 1.5 Cr
(C) Rs. 1.5
Cr to Rs. 7.5 Cr
(D) Above
Rs. 7.5 Cr
66) PVC is
not applicable for
(A) Zonal Contracts
(B) Works Tender valuing less than Rs. 5 Cr
(C) Service Tenders of less than 18 months period
(D) All of the above
67) Revocation
of termination of contract is possible
(A) With approval of Accepting authority
(B) With T.C. recommendations
(C) With approval of one step above the accepting authority
(D) With the approval of GM treating it as single tender
68) Approval
powers for appointment of Arbitrator rests with
(A) GM
(B) AGM
(C) PHOD
(D) All of the above
69) AMC with
OEM/Authorized dealer can be approved by
(A) PHOD
(B) GM/AGM
(C) DRM
(D) All of the above
70) Cost of
Tools & Plant worth Rs. 10 lakhs can be charged to
(A) Capital
(B) DF
(C) DRF
(D) Revenue
71) DRMs can
enter into Service Contracts up to a limit of
(A) Rs. 50
Cr
(B) Rs. 75
Cr
(C) Rs. 100
Cr
(D) Rs. 150
Cr
72) Performance
Guarantee percentage in Service Contracts
(A) 5%
(B) 10%
(C) 15%
(D) 20%
73) Security
deposit for Service Contracts
(A) 2.5%
(B) 5%
(C) 10%
(D) None
74) In SOP,
if there is no mention regarding finance concurrence, then
(A) Finance concurrence is not required
(B) Finance concurrence is required
(C) Executive can decide on Finance concurrence
(D) None of the above
75) Authority
competent to grant extension of time for completion of contract
(A) Accepting authority
(B) Contract signing authority
(C) One level above accepting authority
(D) Executive concerned
76) GM can
sanction air travel on duty up to which level officer/staff
(A) JAG
(B) Sr.
Scale
(C) Jr.
scale
(D) Sr.
Supervisor
77) Pre
investment appraisal of major projects is done through
(A) Abstract Estimate
(B) Surveys
(C) Supplementary Estimates
(D) Completion Estimates
78) Expenditure
on Surveys is chargeable to
(A) Demand
No. 82 (old Demand No. 2 of Rlys)
(B) Demand
No. 80
(C) Demand
No. 16
(D) None of
the above
79) Preliminary Survey is done for
(A) Close
Estimation and Probable cost of the project
(B) Estimation
of Traffic Projections
(C) Determining
technical feasibility
(D) Selecting
alignment feasibility
80) Traffic Survey is done for
(A) Close
Estimation and Probable cost of the project
(B) Estimation
of Traffic Projections
(C) Determining
technical feasibility
(D) Selecting
alignment feasibility
81) Reconnaissance Survey is done for
(A) Close
Estimation and Probable cost of the project
(B) Estimation
of Traffic Projections
(C) Determining
technical feasibility
(D) Selecting
alignment feasibility
82) Final location survey is conducted for
(A) Close
Estimation and Probable cost of the project
(B) Estimation
of Traffic Projections
(C) Determining
technical feasibility
(D) Selecting
alignment feasibility
83) Unremunerative
works required for operational efficiency to booked to
(A) DF-I
(B) DF-II
(C) DF-III
(D) DF-IV
84) S&T
works are charged to
(A) DF-I
(B) DF-II
(C) DF-III
(D) DF-IV
85) Payments
to the contractors for work done based on
(A) Bills claimed by the agency
(B) Measurement recorded in the Measurement Book
(C) Measurement recorded in Field Book
(D) None of the above
86)
Contractor is authorized to record measurements
in a book called
(A) Field Book
(B) Contractor’s Measurement Book
(C) Contractor’s Ledger
(D) Measurement Book
87)
Currency of a sanctioned estimate for works
(A)
Normally 5 years from commencement of the work
which is extendable
(B)
Two years
(C)
Ten years irrespective of whether work is
commenced or not
(D)
None of the above
88)
Performance Guarantee for works has to be
submitted within
(A) 90 days
(B) 60 days
(C) 45 days
(D) 30 days
89)
Performance Guarantee for service contracts can
be submitted within
(A) 90 days
(B) 60 days
(C) 45 days
(D) 30 days
90)
New GCC for service contracts was introduced
w.e.f
(A)
January 2018
(B)
November 2018
(C)
January 2019
(D)
November 2019
91) As per GCC of services, minimum technical
eligibility criteria is
(A)
Successful completion of atleast one work of 35%
value of work during last 3 years
(B)
Successful completion of atleast one work of 35%
value of the work during last 7 years
(C)
Successful completion of two works of 50% value
of the work during last 7 years
(D)
Successful completion of three works of 40%
value of the work during last 7 years
92)
As per GCC of services, two packet system of
tendering is to be adopted for tender valuing more than
(A)
Rs. 10 crores
(B)
Rs. 2 crores
(C)
Rs. 1 crore
(D)
Rs. 50 lakhs
93)
As per GCC of services, financial turnover
criteria for tender is
(A)
150% during last 7 years
(B) 150%
during last 3 years
(C) 150%
during last 3 years plus 5% liquidity turnover
(D)
None of these
94) In
service contracts EMD will be
(A) Adjusted against security deposit
(B) Will be released on submitting Performance Guarantee
(C) Nil
(D) None of the above
95) Price
variation clause is not applicable to
(A) Works
costing less than Rs. 5 crore
(B) Zonal
contracts
(C) Service
Tenders of less than 18 months period
(D) All of
the above
96) Security
Deposit in works tenders
(A) Can be deposited in cash
(B) Can be deposited as a TDR
(C) Can be recovered at 10% of on-account bills
(D) All of the above
97) Plan
head 1700 denotes
(A) Railway
research & design
(B) Payment
of capital component of lease charges
(C) Traction
distribution works
(D) Computerization
98) Plan
Head 2100 denotes
(A) Railway research & design
(B) Payment of capital component of lease charges
(C) Rolling stock
(D) Traction distribution works
99) Plan
Head 1800 denotes
(A) Railway
research and design
(B) Payment
of capital component of lease charges
(C) Traction
distribution works
(D) Rolling
stock
100) Plan Head 3700 denotes
(A)
Railway research and design
(B)
Payment of capital component of lease charges
(C)
Traction distribution works
(D)
Rolling stock
101) Payment of capital component of lease charges to IRFC etc is
charged to
(A)
P-2210
(B)
P-2220
(C)
P-2230
(D)
None of the above
102) Plan Head 3500 denotes
(A)
New lines
(B)
Electrification
(C)
Doubling
(D)
Guage conversion
103) Plan Head 1100 denotes
(A)
New lines
(B)
Doubling
(C)
Guage conversion
(D)
Electrification
104) Plan Head 1400 denotes
(A)
New lines
(B)
Doubling
(C)
Guage conversion
(D)
Electrification
105) Plan Head 1500 denotes
(A)
New lines
(B)
Doubling
(C)
Guage conversion
(D)
Electrification
106) Plan Head 1600 denotes
(A)
New lines
(B)
Doubling
(C)
Guage conversion
(D)
Traffic facilities / yard remodelling works
107) Plan Head 3300 denotes
(A)
Pure signalling works
(B)
Track Renewals
(C) Electrification
(D) Traffic
facility
108) Plan Head 3600 denotes
(A)
Pure signalling works
(B)
Track Renewals
(C)
Other Electrical works
(D)
Traffic facility
109) Plan Head 3100 denotes
(A)
Pure signalling works
(B)
Track Renewals
(C)
Other Electrical works
(D)
Traffic facility
110) Plan Head 4100 denotes
(A)
Staff Quarters
(B)
Staff Amenities
(C)
M&P
(D)
Other Electrical work
111) Plan Head 4200 denotes
(A)
New lines
(B)
M&P
(C)
Other Electrical works
(D)
Workshops
112) Plan Head 5100 denotes
(A)
Staff Quarters
(B)
Staff Amenities
(C)
Staff Welfare
(D)
Passenger Amenities
113) Plan Head 5200 denotes
(A)
Staff Quarters
(B)
Staff Amenities
(C) Staff
Welfare
(D) Passenger
Amenities
114) Plan Head 5300 denotes
(A)
Staff Quarters
(B)
Staff Amenities
(C)
Staff Welfare
(D)
Passenger Amenities
115) Plan Head 3200 denotes
(A)
Passenger Amenities
(B)
Other Specified works
(C)
Bridge works
(D)
Signal works
116) Plan Head 6400 denotes
(A)
Passenger Amenities
(B)
Other Specified works
(C)
Bridge works
(D)
Signal works
117) Major Head 3001 under Demand No. 83 of Central Government deals
with
(A)
Erstwhile demands 1 and 2
(B)
Erstwhile demands 3 to 13
(C)
Erstwhile demand 16
(D)
Erstwhile demand 14 and 15
118) Major Head 3002 under Central Government deals with
(A)
Erstwhile demands 1 and 2
(B)
Erstwhile demands 3 to 13
(C)
Erstwhile demand 16
(D)
Erstwhile demand 14 and 15
119) Major Head 5002 under Central Government deals with
(A)
Erstwhile demands 1 and 2
(B)
Erstwhile demands 3 to 13
(C)
Erstwhile demand 16
(D)
Erstwhile demand 14 and 15
120) Expenditure on S&T works forming part of New lines is booked to
(A)
5300
(B)
1100
(C)
1600
(D)
3300
121) Expenditure on a new bypass line can be booked to capital, if ROR
is
(A)
14%
(B)
12%
(C)
10%
(D)
8%
122) Unremunerative new Traffic facility work has to booked to
(A)
Capital
(B)
EBR
(C)
DF III
(D)
OLWR
123) Expenditure on provision of lifting barriers is booked at
(A)
2900
(B)
3300
(C)
3000
(D)
1100
124) Expenditure on Plan Heads 2900 and 3000 is met from
(A)
Safety fund
(B)
Capital Fund
(C)
DRF
(D)
SRSF
125) Expenditure on through Ballast renewals is charged to
(A)
DRF
(B)
Revenue
(C)
Safety fund
(D)
OLWR
126) Expenditure on increase in sleeper density is charged to
(A)
Revenue
(B)
OLWR
(C)
DRF
(D)
DF
127) Construction of new quarters is chargeable to
(A)
Capital
(B)
DF
(C)
DRF
(D)
Revenue
128) Rest houses for officers/supervisors is chargeable to
(A)
Staff Amenities
(B)
Other specified works
(C) Staff
Welfare
(D) Revenue
129) Works related to Training Institutes, CTIs etc are budgeted through
Plan Head
(A)
6400
(B)
6500
(C)
5200
(D)
5300
130) Railway Budget has been merged with Central Budget w.e.f
(A)
2017-18
(B)
2018-19
(C)
2019-20
(D)
2020-21
131) Operating expenditure of rolling stock is booked to which demand
(A)
7
(B)
8
(C)
10
(D)
11
132) Operating expenses of Fuel is booked to which demand
(A)
7
(B)
8
(C)
10
(D)
11
133) Revenue expenditure of RPF is booked to which demand
(A)
11
(B)
12
(C)
13
(D)
14
134) Expenditure on Pension and retirement benefits is booked to which
demand
(A)
11
(B)
12
(C)
13
(D)
14
135) Expenditure on electrification of a private siding not expected to
give ROR of
10% is booked to which demand
(A)
Capital
(B)
DF
(C)
Deposit terms
(D)
EBR
136) Major S&T projects ae charged to
(A)
Capital
(B)
DF
(C)
SRSF
(D)
DRF
137) Construction of new quarters is chargeable to
(A)
Capital
(B)
DF
(C)
DRF
(D)
SRSF
138) Cost of Passenger Amenities work is charged to
(A)
Capital
(B)
DF I RRSK
(C)
DF III
(D)
DRF
139) Cost of furniture required for new work is
charged to
(A)
Same Plan Head to which the main work is charged
(B)
Other specified work
(C)
Revenue
(D)
None of the above
140) RSRK is being implemented w.e.f.
(A)
2017-18
(B)
2018-19
(C)
2019-20
(D)
2020-21
141) RSRK has been allocated a fund of Rs. _____
to be spent in e years for Railway
safety works
(A)
Rs. 1 lakh crore
(B)
Rs. 2 lakh crore
(C)
Rs. 3 lakh crore
(D)
Rs. 4 lakh crore
142)
Preliminary expenses on surveys, plans and
drawings etc incurred after Abstract Estimate is approved is charged to
(A)
Demand No. 2
(B)
Separate work
(C)
Same project
(D)
If incurred separately Demand No. 2. Other shall
be charged to same project
143)
Centralized Training Institutes for the purpose
of budgeting under Demand No.2
(A)
IRIFM
(B)
IRISET
(C)
C-TARA, Audit
(D)
All of the above
144)
Items of expenditure placed under objection are
cleared
(A)
When sanction is obtained from GM
(B)
When the executive request for withdrawal of the
project
(C)
When sanction is obtained from competent
authority
(D)
None of the above
145)
Cost of replacement of ballast with improved
type of ballast is charged to
(A)
Capital
(B)
DRF
(C)
DF
(D)
Revenue
146)
Maximum standing EMD is
(A)
Rs. 15,000
(B)
Rs. 25,000
(C)
Rs. 50,000
(D)
Rs. 75,000
147) Primary Unit of allocation denotes
(A)
Nature of expenditure
(B)
Object of expenditure
(C)
Authority who has incurred the expenditure
(D)
None of the above
148) Revenue Allocation Register is maintained
for
(A)
Knowing actual expenditure incurred
(B)
Budgetary control
(C)
Exchequer control
(D)
None of the above
149) The object of completion Report is
(A)
To know the actual cost of the work
(B)
To compare actual cost with sanctioned cost
& regularize the same
(C)
To close the accounts of the work
(D)
None of these
150) Contingent expenditure means
(A)
Incidental to the management or upkeep of the
office
(B)
Unforeseen expenditure during progress of work
(C)
Expenditure on rents, rates and taxes
(D)
None of these
151) These are classified as ‘contingent
expenses’
(A)
Hot weather establishment
(B)
Staff employed for upkeep of office
(C)
Expenditure on postage stamps
(D)
All of the above
152) Specific contingencies include
(A)
Charges regulated by scales such as liveries to
class IV staff
(B)
Charges / bills that require the counter
signature of HODs
(C)
Unusual charges that require sanction of
superior authority
(D)
All of the above
153)
The sale proceeds of of any land acquired at the
cost of capital when sold credited to
(A)
Capital
(B)
DF
(C)
DRF
(D)
None of the above
154) he capital component of IRFC lease charges
is debited to
(A)
Capital
(B)
Capital Fund
(C)
DF
(E)
DRF
155)
155. The amount out of surplus after
appropriation to Development Fund is credited to
(A)
Capital Fund
(B)
Capital
(C)
DF
(D)
None of the above
156)
The cost of procurement of small items of
equipment costing below Rs. 3 lakh is debited to
(A)
Capital
(B)
DF
(C)
Revenue
(D)
None of the above
157)
The cost of replacement of ballast involving
improved type of ballast is debited to
(A)
Capital
(B)
DRF
(C)
DF
(D)
Revenue
158)
The cost of replacement of a work charged to
Revenue is debited to
(A)
Revenue
(B)
DF
(C)
DRF
(D)
Capital
159)
The cost of new works of Passenger Amenity
irrespective of monetary limit is debited to
(A)
Revenue
(B)
DF
(C)
DRF
(D)
Capital
160)
The cost of computerization of Passenger
Reservation system is charged to
(A)
Revenue
(B)
DF
(C)
Passenger Amenity
(D)
None of the above
161)
Arrangements of drinking water at stations is
placed under which category
(A)
Passenger Amenity
(B)
Other Railway user amenities
(C)
Labour Welfare work
(D)
None of the above
162)
Expenditure on COVID 19 is booked to
(A)
Capital
(B)
DRF
(C)
MAR (X)
(D)
MAR (E)
163)
Improvements and alterations to existing
quarters are known as
(A)
Staff quarters
(B)
Labour Welfare works
(C)
Staff Amenities
(D)
None of the above
164) Improvement in water supply at stations for
loco traffic purpose is a
(A)
Labour Welfare works
(B)
Unremunerative Project for Improvement of
operational efficiency
(C)
Passenger Amenity
(D)
None of the above
165)
Improvements to existing stations buildings,
sheds, godowns etc comes under the category of
(A)
Unremunerative projects
(B)
Staff Welfare
(C)
Staff Amenities
(D)
None of the above
166) Development Fund is credited with
(A)
The amount transferred to it from Railway
Reserve Fund
(B)
The amount of interest earned on the balance of
the fund
(C)
(a) and (b) above
(D)
None of the above
167) Spares for Electric locomotive costing more
than Rs. 1 lakh is charged to
(A)
Capital
(B)
DF
(C)
DRF
(D)
Revenue
168) The cost of repairing the track damages due
to floods, accidents is charged to
(A)
Capital
(B)
DRF
(C)
Revenue
(D)
None of the above
169) Replacement of second hand rails put on
line with new one is charged to
(A)
Capital
(B)
DRF
(C)
DF
(D)
None of the above
170)
Cost of small fittings provided to locos which
are incidental to the work is charged to
(A)
Revenue
(B)
DRF
(C)
DF
(D)
Capital
171)
Cost of conversion of locomotive to super-heated
steam is charged to
(A)
Revenue
(B)
DRF
(C)
DF
(D)
Capital
172)
The expenditure on ceremonial occasions is
charged to
(A)
Revenue
(B)
DRF
(C)
DF
(D)
Capital
173) Cost of an asset transferred from construction
to open line should be
(A)
Written back
(B)
No action required
(C)
Charged to Development Fund
(D)
None of the above
174) The estimated life of a rail is
(A)
30 years
(B)
40 years
(C)
50 years
(D)
60 years
175) The scrap value of a rail is what
percentage of cost of new rail
(A)
30%
(B)
40%
(C)
50%
(D)
60%
176) The original cost of abandoned work will be
written back to
(A)
Development Fund
(B)
Remaining at debit of Capital
(C)
Revenue
(D)
None of the above
177) The land adjacent to the steam is known as
(A)
Delta land
(B)
Riparian land
(C)
Wet land
(D)
None of the above
178)
A return of six percent on the market value of
the land as assessed by local revenue authorities should be treated as
(A)
Standard Rent
(B)
Lease charges
(C)
Abnormal rent
(D)
None of the above
179)
Permission granted for limited use of Railway land
is called
(A)
Licensing of land
(B)
Leasing of land
(C)
Way leave facility
(D)
None of the above
180)
The minimum width of a passage or road to be
treated as ‘licensing’ is
(A)
10 meters
(B)
5 meters
(C)
3 meters
(D)
2 meters
181)
The net receipts from management of land is
credited to
(A)
Capital
(B)
DF
(C)
Revenue
(D)
Sundry earnings
182)
Works required to safeguard the property or
repair the damaged track due to floods etc are done through
(A)
Calling for tender
(B)
Urgency Certificate
(C)
Limited Tender
(D)
None of the above
183)
Introduction of a new station or omission of any
station in the estimate is treated as
(A)
Single Tender
(B)
Material Modification
(C)
Passenger Amenity
(D)
Operational requirement
184)
The percentage of Test check to be done by
AEN/XEN in measurement of ballast, Earth work etc is
(A)
100%
(B)
75%
(C)
60%
(D)
50%
185)
General Manager is competent to sanction a
railway asset costing below Rs. 3 lakh
(A)
Yes
(B)
No
186)
Similar works grouped as one and sanctioned by
the Board with lumpsum in works programme are called
(A)
Lumpsum work
(B)
Umberalla work
(C)
Itemised work
(D)
None of the above
187)
Sanctioned works costing below Rs. 2.5 crore are
exhibited in the Pink Book under the heading
(A)
Itemised works
(B)
List of Approved works
(C)
Lumpsum work
(D)
None of the above
188)
List of works sanctioned under Special Railway
Safety Fund (SRSF) are exhibited in
(A)
Pink Book
(B)
Green Book
(C)
Yellow Book
(D)
None of the above
Answer key
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