Question

a. "How do you expect to repay your loans without a job?" Gulshan asked his son

angrily.

b. "How do you expect to repay your loans without a job" Gulshan asked his son

angrily?

c. "How do you expect to repay your loans without a job"? Gulshan asked his son

angrily.

d. "How do you expect to repay your loans without a job?" Gulshan asked his son

angrily.

Answer 1

Answer:

a. The borrower's account is classified as

a NPA if the repayment is overdue ...

to be prepared for in case of a

slowdown-induced job loss or business

failure. ... Act. However, they cannot do

so without giving you adequate notice.

Answer 2

The Answer is:

(D) "How do you expect to repay your loans without a job?" Gulshan asked his son, angrily.

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