Ujjivan Small Finance Bank Credit Administrator Interview Questions and Answers

Reasoning, quantitative skills, and English language proficiency.

Q1. How should one prepare for analyzing financial statements, balance sheets, and assessing limits?
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IBPS takes test moderate to high

Q1. Assessment of working capital
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Assessment of working capital involves analyzing a company's current assets and liabilities to determine its ability to meet short-term financial obligations.
• Calculate working capital by subtracting current liabilities from current assets.

• A positive working capital indicates the company has enough assets to cover its short-term debts.

• A negative working capital may signal financial trouble and the need for additional fu...read more
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Q2. Why do you wan tot join banj
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Q1. Introduction and knowledge
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Q2. Credit Underwriting
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Q1. What documents to take for loan applications
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Documents required for loan applications include proof of income, identification, credit history, and collateral.
• Proof of income such as pay stubs or tax returns

• Identification documents like driver's license or passport

• Credit history report from credit bureaus

• Collateral documentation for secured loans
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Q1. Role and responsibilities
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Q2. Why leave job and RBI guidelines and what is family in microfinance Bank and
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Leaving job and RBI guidelines are important factors in microfinance banking.
• Leaving a job may be due to career growth opportunities or better work-life balance.

• RBI guidelines are crucial for ensuring compliance and stability in the microfinance sector.

• Family in microfinance bank refers to the close-knit team of employees working towards a common goal.

• Supportive work environment and strong team dynamics are key aspects
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Q2. How will you analyse a Balance Sheet
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Analyzing a balance sheet involves examining assets, liabilities, and equity to determine financial health.
• Start by calculating the current ratio to assess liquidity

• Examine the debt-to-equity ratio to evaluate leverage

• Analyze the inventory turnover ratio to assess efficiency

• Look at the return on equity to evaluate profitability

• Compare the balance sheet to previous periods and industry benchmarks

• Consider any off-balance...read more
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Q1. Details about corporate mortgage
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Q2. Corporate customer documents verification for term loans
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Q1. All questions mentioned above
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Q2. Short interroduction about you
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Q1. About Experience, Work Profile and Grades
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