PM-KISAN Scheme MCQs: Test Your Knowledge

1.

Which of the following is a key performance indicator (KPI) that the Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare would likely monitor during PM-KISAN progress reviews?

A Number of farmers registered and receiving benefits

B Average rainfall in agricultural regions

C Global market price of agricultural commodities

D Number of agricultural universities established

2.

During reviews of the PM-KISAN scheme, what is a common focus area for the Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare?

A Increasing the subsidy on fertilizers

B Ensuring timely and accurate fund disbursement to beneficiaries

C Promoting crop insurance schemes

D Developing new agricultural machinery

3.

Who typically chairs the high-level meetings to review the progress of the PM-KISAN scheme, often involving various ministries and departments?

A Secretary, Department of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare

B Union Minister for Agriculture & Farmers Welfare

C Chief Economic Advisor

D Governor of the Reserve Bank of India

4.

Which of the following categories of landholding farmers are generally eligible for the PM-KISAN scheme, as per its guidelines up to 2026?

A Only landless farmers

B Farmers with landholdings up to 2 hectares

C Farmers with landholdings above 5 hectares

D Only large-scale commercial farmers

5.

Under the PM-KISAN scheme, in which of the following ways is the financial assistance disbursed to the beneficiaries?

A Through state governments in cash

B Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) into their bank accounts

C Through agricultural input vouchers

D As a loan from NABARD

6.

As of 2026, what is the annual financial assistance provided to eligible farmer families under the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi (PM-KISAN) scheme?

A ₹6,000

B ₹8,000

C ₹10,000

D ₹12,000

Government Schemes & Programs MCQs - 2026-08-12