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ibps-so 2016 · Question 57 of 394

Statement : A bank has noti ed that from the rst day of the next month no cash deposit exceeding ten thousand rupees will be accepted at the counters of any of its branches unless the number of the account into which the amount is to be credited has been written upon the pay-in slip by the depositor. Conclusions : I. The bank will lose the whole of its cash deposit business from the rst day of the next month. II. No depositor of that bank knows the number of the account which he himself holds with it.

  1. AOnly conclusion I follows
  2. BOnly conclusion II follows
  3. CEither conclusion I or conclusion II follows
  4. DNeither conclusion I nor conclusion II followsCorrect
  5. EBoth conclusion I and conclusion II follow

Answer: D. Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows

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Source: IBPS SO 2016 IT Officer (held 28-29 Jan 2017, single-stage CWE) - Prepp · memory-based

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