How can we access the Bharat Bill Repayment System- BBPS?

Here are the answers to the questions:

1. How can we access the Bharat Bill Repayment System- BBPS? The Bharat Bill Payment System (BBPS) is typically accessed by employees through internal financial systems.

• HRMS (Human Resource Management System) is for human resources.
• CRM (Customer Relationship Management) is used by customer-facing staff to interact with customers.
• CFSS (Centralized Financial Service System or Centralized Funds Settlement System) refers to an internal system for managing financial services. This is a common type of system through which employees would access payment platforms like BBPS for operational purposes.

The most appropriate option for accessing a financial repayment system internally is a centralized financial service system.
The correct option is CFSS.

2. Name the unified payment system designed for hassle free repayment experience. The description "unified payment system designed for hassle free repayment experience" directly refers to the Bharat Bill Payment System.

• "Bill Payment System" is too generic.
• "Muthoot Payment System" is specific to a company.

The correct option is Bharat Bill Payment System.

3. How should we raise a concern related to BBPS? To raise a concern or issue within an organization, a dedicated tracking system is typically used.

• CFSS Portal is for operations.
• Calling the IT department is an informal method, usually followed by logging a ticket.
• HRMS is for human resources.
• "I Tracker" is a common term for an Issue Tracker or Incident Tracker system, which is designed for logging and managing concerns or issues.

The correct option is I Tracker.

4. What should be the minimum purchase to be recorded for Foreign Currency Purchase Udaan Drive (FCPUD)? This question refers to a specific internal campaign or drive. Without specific external information about the "Foreign Currency Purchase Udaan Drive (FCPUD)", it's based on common thresholds for such financial initiatives in India. A common minimum purchase amount for such drives to encourage participation is often set at a reasonable figure. Among the given options, 5000 is a frequently used minimum for various financial transactions and campaigns.

The correct option is 5000.