Loans and Borrowings: NBSE Class 10 Financial Literacy notes

Share with others

Loans and borrowings

Here, you will find summaries, questions, answers, textbook solutions, pdf, extras, MCQs etc. of (Nagaland Board) NBSE Class 10 Financial Literacy Chapter 3: Loans and Borrowings. These solutions, however, should be only treated as references and can be modified/changed. 

Summary

This chapter introduces the concept of loans, the different types of loans, and their specific features. A loan is an amount of money borrowed from someone with the promise to repay it at a future date. In a loan, there are two parties involved: the borrower, who takes the loan, and the lender, who provides the loan. The borrower is required to pay interest to the lender as the cost of borrowing.

Interest can be calculated using the simple interest formula: Simple Interest = (Principal × Rate × Time) / 100. Loans can be categorized as secured and unsecured loans. Secured loans require collateral or security, while unsecured loans do not require any collateral. Various types of loans include personal loans, home loans, education loans, vehicle loans, and agricultural loans.

Education loans are essential for students who want to pursue higher studies. These loans are provided by banks and financial institutions with relatively low-interest rates. The loan amount, security requirements, and repayment terms may vary from bank to bank. Education loans can be used for studying in India or abroad and cover expenses like tuition fees, hostel fees, examination fees, library fees, and laboratory fees. The repayment of education loans usually begins one year after the completion of the course, and the loan has to be repaid within 15 years.

Register Login

Textual questions and answers

MCQs

1. The person who gets a loan from a bank can be termed as ______

Answer: (b) Borrower

2. Bank does not give loan against ______

Answer: (c) Lottery ticket

3. The basic difference between a secured & unsecured loan is the requirement of ______

Answer: (b) Collateral

4. Education Loans ______

Answer: (c) Both

5. Bank charges interest on ______

Answer: (b) Loans

Fill in the blanks (Though fill in the blanks don’t come in exams, they can be included as MCQs)

1. ______ is the amount paid by the borrower to the bank for availing the loan.

Answer: Interest

2. Loan for which someone has to pay security or collateral to the lender is called ______.

Answer: Secured Loan

3. Education Loan is to be repaid in ______ years after the commencement of repayment.

Answer: 15

4. EMI consists of a part of the ______ amount as well as ______ amount.

Answer: Principal, Interest

5. The property purchased with the home loan is usually required to be ______ with the bank.

Answer: Hypothecated

Extra/additional MCQs

Q. A loan is a certain amount of money which is ________ from someone with a promise to repay it at a future date.

A. Invested B. Lent C. Borrowed D. Donated

Answer: C. Borrowed

Q. The basic difference between a secured & unsecured loan is the requirement of ________.

A. Interest B. Collateral C. Repayment period D. Credit score

Answer: B. Collateral

Q. In case of a secured loan, if you are unable to repay the loan, the bank may initiate action against the ________.

A. Borrower B. Lender C. Asset D. Interest

Answer: C. Asset

Missing answers are only available to registered users. Please register or login if already registered. How to register? Click on Menu and select Register

Q. Education loan applicants usually need to submit their student/co-borrower/guarantor’s bank account statement for the last ________ months.

A. 3 B. 6 C. 9 D. 12

Answer: B. 6

Get notes of other boards, classes, and subjects

NBSESEBA/AHSEC
NCERTTBSE
WBBSE/WBCHSEICSE/ISC
BSEM/COHSEMMBOSE
Custom Notes ServiceQuestion papers

Share with others

Leave a Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *


Only registered users are allowed to copy.