Mutual Fund Distributor Exam Mock Test 7 (NISM 5A)

This Mutual Fund Distributor Exam mock test is designed to match the actual NISM A exam level difficulty. It includes long, case-based, and calculation-driven questions with conceptual traps. Attempt seriously to test your preparation and improve decision-making accuracy.

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NISM Series V-A Mock Test 7

Attempt NISM VA Mock Test 7 with 50 advanced MCQs covering all topics with case-based, calculation, and conceptual questions.

 

No. of Questions: 50

Time: 60 Mins

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1. An investor evaluates two investments—one offering 8% return and another offering 10% return—but inflation during the period is 9%. Which conclusion is most appropriate?

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2. True or False: Diversification across asset classes such as equity, debt, and gold helps in reducing overall portfolio volatility but does not guarantee elimination of losses.

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3. A retail investor exits equity markets after a sharp fall and shifts entirely to fixed deposits, only to see markets recover strongly later. Which behavioral bias best explains this action?

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4. An investor with limited capital wants access to professionally managed diversified portfolio across multiple securities. Which feature of mutual funds directly enables this?

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5. An investor argues that mutual funds eliminate all risks due to diversification. Evaluate this statement.

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6. An investor compares direct equity investing with mutual funds and prefers mutual funds due to lower effort in research and monitoring. Which benefit is being highlighted?

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7. In the mutual fund structure, the entity responsible for holding assets in trust and ensuring that investor interests are protected is:

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8. An AMC proposes to launch a new scheme with features significantly different from existing ones. Which entity must ensure that the scheme complies with regulations before launch?

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9. True or False: Sponsor of a mutual fund is similar to a promoter and is responsible for setting up the mutual fund.

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10. A mutual fund advertisement highlights past returns prominently but provides risk disclosure in very small font. What is the likely regulatory issue?

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11. An investor receives redemption proceeds after delay beyond regulatory timeline. What must AMC do?

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12. True or False: SEBI regulates mutual funds to protect investor interest and ensure fair market practices.

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13. An investor reads a concise document containing scheme objectives, risk factors, and plans in simplified language before investing. Which document is this?

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14. An AMC wants to change the fundamental attributes of a scheme. What is mandatory?

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15. An investor redeems units within exit load period. What is the effect?

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16. A distributor recommends products based on commission rather than suitability. Which principle is violated?

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17. An investor verifies ARN number of distributor before investing. Why is this important?

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18. An investor invests ₹50,000 in a scheme with NAV ₹25. How many units will be allotted?

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19. A scheme has assets worth ₹300 crore, liabilities ₹30 crore, and 10 crore units outstanding. What is NAV?

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20. True or False: Higher expense ratio directly reduces investor returns over time due to compounding effect.

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21. An investor sells equity mutual fund units after 18 months with gains exceeding ₹1 lakh. What tax implication applies?

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22. An investor receives dividend from mutual fund. How is it taxed?

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23. An investor updates nomination details to ensure smooth transfer of units. What is benefit?

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24. Explanation: Nomination ensures smooth transfer.

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25. An investor uses STP to gradually move funds from debt to equity. What is main advantage?

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26. True or False: KYC compliance is mandatory before investing in mutual funds.

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27. A fund shows higher standard deviation compared to peers but similar average returns. What does this indicate?

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28. A fund has beta of 1.5. What does this imply?

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29. A fund consistently outperforms its benchmark over long term. Which metric captures this?

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30. A fund has higher Sharpe ratio than peers. What does this indicate?

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31. A 35-year-old investor chooses a fund based only on recent high returns without checking portfolio quality, volatility, or consistency. After market correction, fund underperforms significantly. What was the key mistake?

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32. An investor selects a fund with low turnover ratio. What is benefit?

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33. An investor wants high liquidity and low risk for short-term parking of funds. Which option is most suitable?

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34. True or False: Fund selection should align with investor’s financial goals, time horizon, and risk appetite.

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35. An investor allocates funds across equity, debt, and gold to reduce overall portfolio risk. Which principle is applied?

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36. An investor prefers mutual funds over direct equity due to ease of management and diversification. Which advantage is highlighted?

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37. A distributor explains all risks, charges, and suitability before recommending a scheme. Which principle is followed?

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38. An investor notices NAV increased from ₹20 to ₹24 over a year. What is approximate return?

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39. Debt mutual fund investments are considered long-term if held for more than:

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40. An investor registers nominee in mutual fund folio. What advantage does this provide?

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41. Which type of risk affects entire market and cannot be diversified away?

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42. Benchmark is used to:

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43. An investor evaluates funds using Sharpe ratio, consistency, and portfolio diversification. What approach is this?

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44. An investor pays exit load when redeeming units early. What is the purpose?

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45. ARN issued to distributors ensures:

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46. If expense ratio increases while returns remain constant, investor return will:

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47. Switching allows investor to:

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48. True or False: Higher return investments generally involve higher risk.

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49. Positive alpha indicates:

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50. An investor compares two funds—one offering consistent moderate returns and another offering high but volatile returns. Being risk-averse, which should be preferred?

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