PM-KISAN Scheme MCQs: Test Your Knowledge on Farmer Aid

1.

In the context of reviewing the PM-KISAN beneficiary database for enhanced transparency, what is the crucial role of state governments?

A To decide the amount of financial assistance provided to farmers.

B To conduct land record verification and identify eligible beneficiaries.

C To manage the direct benefit transfer (DBT) of funds to farmers' accounts.

D To formulate new agricultural policies for the state.

2.

Which of the following measures has been made mandatory for PM-KISAN beneficiaries to ensure enhanced transparency and prevent fraudulent claims, as of 2026?

A Annual submission of income tax returns.

B Mandatory e-KYC (Electronic Know Your Customer).

C Physical verification by local government officials every six months.

D Submission of a new land ownership certificate annually.

3.

What is the primary objective behind the government's ongoing review of the PM-KISAN beneficiary database?

A To increase the annual financial aid to all farmers.

B To identify and remove ineligible beneficiaries and enhance transparency.

C To change the name of the scheme to a new one.

D To shift the funding responsibility entirely to state governments.

4.

Which of the following statements is true regarding the funding of the PM-KISAN scheme?

A It is 100% funded by the Central Government.

B It is jointly funded by the Central and State Governments in a 60:40 ratio.

C It is 100% funded by the respective State Governments.

D It is funded through contributions from beneficiaries.

5.

What is the annual financial assistance provided to eligible farmer families under the PM-KISAN scheme, as of 2026?

A ₹4,000 in two equal installments

B ₹6,000 in three equal installments

C ₹8,000 in four equal installments

D ₹10,000 in five equal installments

6.

When was the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi (PM-KISAN) scheme officially launched by the Government of India?

A February 24, 2019

B December 1, 2018

C January 1, 2020

D March 15, 2019

Government Schemes & Programs MCQs - 2026-08-03