Arts Faculty Written Questions and MCQ Question Bank PDF
Faculty of Arts, University of Dhaka bank-exam resources
Six Written Question Sets and One MCQ Collection
This page brings together written-question scans from six bank and financial-institution recruitment examinations held in 2017–2018, plus the preserved Arts Faculty DU MCQ question-bank PDF. “Arts Faculty” here refers to the Faculty of Arts, University of Dhaka in its reported role as an examination-management body; it is not an arts-subject admission test.
Resource checked: 3 September 2026
What is available: nine full-size written-question images and one all-in-one MCQ PDF. The images are question images, not complete worked solutions. The PDF is a separate compiled practice resource available as a separate compiled practice resource.
Arts Faculty DU question collection at a glance
| Recruitment paper | Year shown | Scans |
|---|---|---|
| Agrani Bank Senior Officer (Auditor) | 2018 written stage | 1 |
| Agrani Bank Officer (Cash) | 2018 written stage | 2 |
| Bangladesh Krishi Bank Officer (Cash) | 2018 written stage | 1 |
| Bangladesh Development Bank Senior Officer | 2018 written stage | 1 |
| Bangladesh House Building Finance Corporation Senior Officer | 2017 | 2 |
| Rupali Bank Officer (Cash) | 2018 written stage | 2 |
The older collection also associates Arts Faculty DU with MCQ-stage questions for Bangladesh Bank Officer (General), Bangladesh Krishi Bank Officer (Cash), Bangladesh Development Bank Senior Officer, Agrani Bank Senior Officer (Auditor), Agrani Bank Officer (Cash), Bangladesh House Building Finance Corporation Senior Officer and Rupali Bank Officer (Cash). Dates and stages differ, so do not treat the written-paper year in the table as the date of an earlier MCQ stage.
Arts Faculty DU written-question images
Each image opens at its original size. Read the heading on the scan before practising so that pages from different institutions or posts are not combined accidentally.
Agrani Bank Senior Officer (Auditor) — written question
Agrani Bank Officer (Cash) — written question
Bangladesh Krishi Bank Officer (Cash) — written question
Bangladesh Development Bank Senior Officer — written question
Bangladesh House Building Finance Corporation Senior Officer — written question
Rupali Bank Officer (Cash) — written question
Download the Arts Faculty DU MCQ question-bank PDF
The PDF below is an all-in-one MCQ compilation provided for practice. Use it to compare questions across several recruitment tests, not as an official syllabus or official answer key. Check doubtful answers and any time-sensitive facts before revision.
Historical Arts Faculty DU question pattern
The preserved collection describes a commonly used MCQ format of 80 questions carrying 100 marks, with 1.25 marks for each question. It reports the following distribution:
| Subject | Questions |
|---|---|
| Bangla | 16 |
| English | 16 |
| Mathematics | 24 |
| General knowledge | 18 |
| Computer | 6 |
| Total | 80 questions / 100 marks |
Historical pattern only: the old collection reports no negative marking for these MCQ tests. That rule and the marks distribution must not be assumed for another recruitment. Follow the circular, admit card and exam-specific notice for the job ID you are applying to.
written question sets in this collection include tasks such as Bangla and English focus writing, Bangla-to-English and English-to-Bangla translation, written mathematics, business or formal letters, and summary writing. The exact combination and marks can differ by institution and post.
How to practise the written and MCQ papers
Separate each question set
Write the bank, post, year and stage at the top of your answer sheet. This prevents questions from different recruitments being treated as one fixed pattern.
Attempt before reviewing
Solve the MCQs or written tasks without notes. Use a timer that suits the question set and leave space to return to difficult questions.
Check the answer, not only the option
For mathematics, write the shortest valid method. For language and general knowledge, note why an answer is correct and update facts that have changed since 2018.
Build an error log
Group mistakes under Bangla, English, mathematics, general knowledge, computer and written composition. Revisit the weakest group before taking another full test.
- Practise translation in both directions without translating word by word.
- Use a clear introduction, organised arguments and a short conclusion for focus writing.
- Review percentage, ratio, profit and loss, work and time, average and basic algebra for written mathematics.
- Format business letters with the correct sender, recipient, subject, salutation and closing.
- Verify current affairs and institution-specific facts from current reliable sources.
Where to verify current bank recruitment details
The Bankers’ Selection Committee Secretariat coordinates recruitment panels for participating government banks and financial institutions. For a current vacancy, job ID, examination date, syllabus, negative-marking rule, result or document requirement, rely on the recruitment-specific official notice.
Bangladesh Bank E-Recruitment Bankers’ Selection Committee Faculty of Arts, University of Dhaka
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Frequently asked questions
What does “Arts Faculty” mean in this question collection?
It refers to the Faculty of Arts, University of Dhaka as the reported exam-management body for these bank recruitment tests. It does not describe an arts-subject admission examination.
Does this page contain written solutions?
The nine images are written-question papers. They do not form a complete set of worked written solutions. The separate PDF is an MCQ question-bank compilation.
How many written question sets are available?
There are nine scans covering six bank or financial-institution recruitment question sets.
Is the 80-question, 100-mark format still applicable?
It is a historical pattern reported for papers in the old collection. A current recruitment may use different subjects, marks or negative marking, so follow its official notice.
Can these questions guarantee common questions in a new exam?
No. Use them to practise recurring skills and understand earlier question styles; they cannot predict a future examination.
