NISM MF Mock Test 10 (Series VA, Advanced Level – 50 Questions)

Strengthen your preparation for the Mutual Fund Distributor Exam with this full-length NISM MF mock test 10. This set is designed with a mix of conceptual clarity, real-life scenarios, and calculation-based questions to reflect the actual exam pattern. Attempt all questions to improve accuracy and decision-making.

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NISM Series V-A Mock Test 10

Attempt this NISM VA Mutual Fund mock test 10 with 50 carefully designed questions based on the latest exam pattern.

 

No. of Questions: 50

Time: 60 Mins

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1. An investor shifts his allocation from equity to long-duration debt funds expecting interest rates to fall over the next year. What is the primary reasoning behind this strategy?

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2. An investor earns 12% return on an investment while inflation during the same period is 10%. What is the approximate real return?

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3. An investor diversifies across multiple asset classes but still faces losses during a global financial crisis. What does this indicate?

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4. An investor refuses to sell a losing investment hoping it will recover, despite negative fundamentals. Which behavioral bias is reflected?

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5. A retail investor with limited funds wants to invest in a diversified portfolio managed by professionals. Which mutual fund feature supports this need?

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6. An investor believes mutual funds eliminate all risks through diversification. Evaluate this statement.

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7. An investor prefers mutual funds over direct stock investing due to lack of expertise. Which benefit is he primarily relying on?

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8. Which entity in a mutual fund ensures that the AMC operates within regulatory guidelines and protects investor interests?

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9. Before launching a new scheme, which entity must ensure that all regulatory requirements are fulfilled?

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10. The entity responsible for setting up a mutual fund is known as:

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11. A mutual fund advertisement highlights high returns prominently but does not equally emphasize associated risks. Which principle is violated?

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12. An AMC delays redemption beyond prescribed timelines. What is the likely consequence?

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13. Providing all material information including risks and objectives to investors is ensured by which principle?

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14. Which document provides a summary of scheme details in a simplified format?

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15. An AMC plans to change the fundamental attributes of a scheme. What must be ensured before implementation?

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16. An investor redeems units within the exit load period. What is the impact?

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17. A distributor recommends a high-risk fund to a low-risk investor. What issue does this represent?

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18. An investor checks ARN before investing through a distributor. What does ARN confirm?

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19. An investor invests ₹1,00,000 at NAV ₹50. How many units will he receive?

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20. A scheme has assets ₹400 crore, liabilities ₹40 crore, and 18 crore units. What is NAV?

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21. True or False: Expense ratio impacts returns by reducing NAV on a continuous basis.

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22. An investor sells equity mutual fund units after 15 months with gains of ₹1.8 lakh. What tax implication applies?

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23. Dividend received from mutual funds is treated as:

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24. An investor forgets to update bank details and faces delay in redemption. Which service would have helped avoid this issue?

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25. An investor opts for SWP to generate regular income. How does SWP work?

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26. An investor completes KYC once and later invests in multiple mutual fund schemes across different AMCs without repeating the process. What does this indicate about the KYC system?

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27. Two funds deliver similar average returns over 5 years, but Fund A shows significantly higher fluctuations in returns compared to Fund B. What should an investor infer?

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28. A mutual fund has a beta of 1.5. If the market falls by 8%, what approximate decline can be expected in the fund?

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29. An investor observes that a fund consistently generates returns above its benchmark over long periods. Which measure best reflects this capability?

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30. A fund shows lower absolute returns than peers but has significantly lower volatility and a higher Sharpe ratio. What conclusion is most appropriate?

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31. A fund performs very well during bull markets but sharply underperforms during market downturns. What characteristic does this indicate?

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32. An investor finds that a fund’s returns closely match its benchmark with very little deviation over time. Which type of fund is this most likely to be?

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33. An investor wants to compare two funds with different levels of risk. Which metric should be used to make a fair comparison?

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34. An investor selects a mutual fund based only on its recent 1-year high returns without analyzing long-term performance or risk factors. What is the key issue with this approach?

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35. An investor prefers funds with low portfolio turnover ratio. What advantage does this provide?

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36. A long-term investor with high risk tolerance is choosing between large-cap and small-cap funds. Which is more suitable and why?

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37. An investor invests only in fixed deposits and later realizes that his wealth has not grown in real terms due to rising inflation. What risk is he facing?

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38. Mutual funds allow investors with small capital to invest in diversified portfolios. Which concept enables this benefit?

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39. A distributor clearly explains product risks, charges, and suitability before recommending a scheme. Which principle is followed?

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40. An investor observes NAV rising from ₹25 to ₹30 over a year. What is the approximate return?

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41. An investor sells debt mutual fund units after holding them for 2 years. How will the gains be treated?

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42. An investor registers a nominee in his mutual fund folio. What is the primary advantage?

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43. An investor wants to understand the type of risk that cannot be eliminated through diversification. Which risk is this?

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44. An investor compares fund performance against a benchmark index to evaluate effectiveness. What is this process called?

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45. Exit load is charged by mutual funds primarily to:

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46. ARN provided to distributors ensures:

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47. If the expense ratio of a mutual fund increases while gross returns remain constant, what happens to investor returns?

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48. True or False: Investments offering higher expected returns generally involve higher risk.

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49. A fund consistently shows positive alpha over several years. What does this indicate?

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50. An investor compares two funds—one offering stable returns and another offering highly volatile but occasionally high returns. Being risk-averse, which should he choose?

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