Which ATM type is specifically set up and operated by non-banking financial companies?

Which ATM is typically found in public locations like malls or railway stations?

Which type of ATM is located within the bank premises?

Which of the following is a benefit of using an ATM?

What is the full form of NPCI?

The first ATM in the world was installed in:

Which of the following is the only country to which NEFT is allowed from India?

Which bank has the highest number of ATMs in India?

Bilaterally symmetrical and acoelomate animals are found in which phylum ?

The ATM that operates on a yacht between Ernakulam and Vypin is called:

Which of the following services is NOT typically provided by ATMs?

Which central cooperative bank installed Kerala’s first co-op ATM in 2015?

Which city hosted the first ATM in Kerala?

Match the following diseases with the causative organism and select the correct option.

Typhoid	Wuchereria
Pneumonia	Haemophilus
Filariasis	Plasmodium
Malaria	Salmonella

Where was India’s first mobile ATM introduced?

Which bank launched India’s first Talking ATM?

Which bank introduced the first floating ATM in India?

What is used to securely access an ATM?

Which is the highest ATM in India by location?

Which organization controls ATM networks in India?

What is a classroom environment challenge where limited class hours restrict opportunities for meaningful language practice?

In which year was the first ATM installed in India?

Which curriculum and syllabus issue points to a syllabus that prioritizes literature and theory over practical communication skills?

What teacher-related challenge makes it difficult to provide individual attention to students in a classroom?

Which socio-cultural challenge involves some communities viewing English as a language associated with colonialism or elitism?

What resource and technology challenge arises when students do not have access to smartphones, internet, or e-learning platforms?

In a multilingual classroom setting, what is a common challenge related to the diversity of home languages spoken by students?

Which curriculum and syllabus issue describes a syllabus that includes too many topics without enough practice time?

What teacher-related challenge refers to teachers relying on outdated teaching methods like rote learning and grammar-translation?

Which learner-related challenge involves students translating directly from their first language into English, resulting in errors?

What is a common learner-related challenge where students view language learning primarily as a means to pass exams rather than for communication?

Which bank installed the first ATM in India?

Who is credited with the invention of the ATM?

Powdery mildew of cereals is caused by :

The headquarters of UNEP is in:

Which among the following denotes the degree to which a test measures what it is intended to measure ?

Which is the important site for the formation of glycoproteins and glycolipids in eukaryotic cells?

Among the principles of curriculum development which one cater to the requirements paused by environmental and individualistic differences?

Which among the following is NOT a natural cytokinin?

Constructivist learning approach uses technology in which :

Which one is an anti-auxin?

The term linkage was coined by:

If the arrangement of genes in a chromosome is ABCDEFGH and if the inversion occurred between D and F, then the gene sequence in the inverted chromosome is:

Carageenan is obtained from:

Which is not a second generation molecular marker ?

Select the bracket fungus from the following:

Choose the correct answer.

(i) Companion cells are nucleated cells of phloem.

(ii) Vessels contain only living cells.

(iii) Sieve cells are enucleated at maturity.

(iv) Abnormal secondary growth due to accessory cambia is found in Asparagus.

(v) Stone cells does not contain end walls.

In education terminology , rubrics means :

Diplohaplontic life cycle is exhibited by:

The seed dispersal is of compensatory zoochory in:

(i) Achyranthes

(ii) Cleome

(iii) Medicago

(iv) Mulberry

(v) Peepal

(vi) Tribulus