NISM Certifications · NISM-Series-X-A: Investment Adviser (Level 1) · Debt Management and Loans
Which statement about a credit score such as the CIBIL score is most accurate for debt management advice?
A higher credit score indicates a better credit history and lower default risk, so lenders generally offer loans on easier terms and lower interest rates. The score reflects repayment behaviour and credit usage, not just income, and it is not reset on loan closure.
- AA higher score indicates a better credit history and generally helps get loans at lower ratesCorrect
- BA lower score is preferred by lenders because it shows the borrower is cautious with credit
- CThe score is determined only by the borrower's income level
- DThe score is reset to zero every time a loan is closed
Explanation
Credit scores summarise repayment history and credit behaviour, typically ranging from 300 to 900. A higher score signals lower default risk, so lenders often offer better terms. Income is not the sole determinant, and closing a loan does not reset the score.
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