List of major countries, capital and their currencies of the world

 

List of major countries, capital and their currencies of the world

 

World's Countries, Capitals and Currencies

What is a currency called?

Definition of currency : Currency is the form of money that makes the buying and selling of all kinds of goods and goods in daily life. It contains both coins and paper notes. The currency used in a country is created by the government system of that country.

Types of money:

There are two types of currency: - 1. Proper Money and 2. Optional Money.

1. Real Money (Proper Money): The  currency actually practiced in a country, ie the currency used in daily life, is called real currency. This currency is prevalent in the country as a medium of exchange and a common price measure. It is also called real currency or simple currency. Example: Notes and coins prevalent in India are examples of real currency.

2. Optional Money:  This is the currency that is accepted or not accepted as payment, depending on the willingness of the recipient to complete the payment ie not legally obligated to accept this currency as payment. Can be done. Examples: bill, promissory note, exchange letter.

Indian Rupee:

The national currency of India is Rupee. Its market issuer and regulator is the Reserve Bank of India. 'Ru' to denote the rupee in Hindi and Re., Rs. In English before the new symbol. And Rp. Etc. was used.

Official sign of Indian currency:

The Indian rupee sign is the currency sign used for the Indian rupee (the official currency of India). It is designed by Professor D. Udaya Kumar of IIT Guwahati. For this, a national competition was organized by a government, in which more than 3 thousand applications were received. After which the design was made public on 15 July 2010 by the Government of India. After the US Dollar, British Pound, Japanese Yen and European Union Euro, the rupee has become the fifth currency to be recognized by its symbol. The international three digit code for Indian rupees (as per International Standardization Organization (ISO) standard ISO 4217) is INR.

How many countries are there in the world? 

Often you will ask your friends during conversation that how many countries are there in the world, but the answer to this question will not be known because there is no evidence of the number of countries in the world, hence the United Nations (United Nations) ) Member countries are considered the norm. At present, there are 195 countries in the world, of which 193 countries are members of the United Nations, while the remaining two countries Taiwan and Vatican City have not yet become members of the United Nations.

Here is a list of the world's major countries, capital and their currencies. Usually many questions related to this list are asked in competitive exams. If you are preparing for various competitive exams like: IAS, Teachers, UPSC, PCS, SSC, Bank, MBA and other government jobs, then you must know about the major countries, capital and their currencies in the world.


 

List of major countries, capital and their currencies of the world:

Country	Capital		Currencies (Currency Code)
Countries of continent of asia
India	new Delhi		Rupee (INR)
Pakistan	Islamabad		Pakistani Rupee (PKR)
Nepal	Kanthmandu		Nepalese Rupee (NPR)
Sri Lanka	Colombo / Sri Jayawardenepura Kotti		Sri Lankan Rupee (LKR)
Bangladesh	Dhaka		Taka (BDT)
Bhutan	Thimphu		Guttrum (BTN)
Myanmar	The fathers		Qayat (MMK)
Afghanistan	Kabul		Afghani (AFN)
China	Beijing		Yuan (CNY)
Mongolia	Ulaanbaatar		तुगरिक (MNT)
Japan	Tokyo		Yen (JPY)
Taiwan	Taipei		Dollar (TWD)
Thailand	Bangkok		ThaiBehat (THB)
Vietnam	Ha Noi		Dang (VND)
Cambodia	Name penh		Real (KHR)
North Korea	Pyongyang		Vaughan (KPW)
South Korea	Seoul		वॉन (KRW)
Hong Kong	Victoria		Dollar (HKD)
Philippines	Manila		Peso (PHP)
Singapore	Singapore		Singapore Dollar (SGD)
Indonesia	Jakarta		Rupee (IDR)
Malaysia	Kuala Lumpur		Ringgit (MYR)
Iran	Tehran		Rial (IRR)
Iraq	Baghdad		Iraqi Dinar (IQD)
Turkey	Ankara		Lira (TRY)
United Arab Emirates	Abu Dhabi		Dirham (AED)
Saudi Arab	Riyadh		Saudi Riyal (SAR)
Kuwait	Kuwait City		Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD)
Syria	Damascus		Syrian Pound (SYP)
Lebanon	Beirut		Pound (LBP)
Kazakhstan	Almaty		Tange (KZT)
Jordan	Amman		Jordan Dinar (JOD)
Israel	Jerusalem		New Geckel (ILS)
Qatar	Doha		Riyal (QAR)
Egypt	Cairo		Pound (EGP)
South Africa	Pretoria		Rand (ZAR)
Libya	I am (Tripoli)		Dinar (LYD)
Morocco	Rabat		Darham (MAD)
Nigeria	Lagos		Naira (NGN)
Angola	Luanda		Quanza (AOA)
Namibia	Windhawk		Rand (NAD)
Sudan	Khartoum		Pound (SDG)
South Sudan	Juba		Pound (SSP)
Eastern congo	Kinshasa		Zaire (CDF)
Somalia	Mogadish		Shilling (SOS)
Seychelles	Victoria		Rupee (SCR)
Ethiopia	Addis Ababa		(िर्र (ETB)
Uganda	Kampala		Shilling (UGX)
Botswana	Gaborone		Pula (BWP)
Kenya	Nairobi		Shilling (KES)
Mauritius	Port Louis		Rupee (MUR)
Tanzania	Dar es Salaam		Shilling (TZS)
Zambia	Lusaka		Kwacha (ZMK)
Algeria	Algiers		Dinar (DZD)
Rwanda	Kegali		Franc (RWF)
Zimbabwe	Harare		Dollar (ZWD)
Senegal	Belching		Frank (SEN)
Burkina Faso	Kwagdaugo		Franc (BFA)
West congo	Brajville		Franc (CDF)
Mali	Bamako		Frank (XOF)
Mozambique	Moots		Metical (MZN)
European Countries
Greece	Athens		Euro (EUR)
Belgium	Brussels		Euro (EUR)
Denmark	Copenhagen		Krone (DKK)
France	Paris		Euro (EUR)
Spain	Madrid		Euro (EUR) (prior to 2002: ESP)
Portugal	Lisbon		Euro (EUR) prior was PTE
Italy	Rome		Euro (EUR) prior was ITL
Bulgaria	Sophia		Leva (BGN)
Great Britain	London		Pound Sterling (GBP)
Russia	Moscow		Ruble (RUB)
Poland	Inheritance		Geeloti (PLN)
Hungary	Budapest		Freint (HUF)
Norway	Oslo		Krone (NOK)
Germany	Berlin		Euro (EUR) (prior to 2002: DEM)
Netherlands	Amsterdam		Euro (EUR)
Czech Republic	Prague		Koruna (CZK)
Sweden	Stockholm		Krona (SEK)
Switzerland	Burn		Frank (CHF)
Ukraine	Kiev		Hirvinia (UAH)
Georgia	Tbilisi		Ruble (GEL)
Cyprus	Nixia		Euro (EUR)
Austria	Vienna		Schillings (ATS)
Slovak Republic	Bratislava		Euro (SKK)
Romania	Bucharest		Lew (RON)
Ireland	Dublin		Euro (EUR)
Caspian Sea and North America countries
United States	Washington dc		Dollar (USD)
Canada	Ottawa		Dollar (CAD)
Mexico	Mexico city		Peso (MXN)
Cuba	Havana		Peso (CUP, CUC)
Greenland	Freeze		Krone (DKK)
Panama	Panama City		Valboa (PAB)
Barbados	Bridgetown		Dollar (BBD)
Elsalvador	San salvador		Colon (SVC)
Haiti	Poto Prince		Gourd (HTG)
Jamaica	Kingston		Dollar (JMD)
Trinidad and Tobago	Port of spain		Dollar (TTD)
South american country
Argentina	Buenos Aires	Peso (ARS)
Brazil	Brasilia	Krujado (BRL)
Chile	Santiago	Peso (CLP)
Colombia	Bogota	Peso (COP)
French guiana	Coyne	Euro (EUR)
Paraguay	Uncorrupted	Guarani (PYG)
Peru	Lima	Nivosol (PEN)
Uruguay	Montevideo	Peso (UYU)
Venezuela	Caracas	Or (VEF)
Oceania region countries
Australia	Canberra	Dollar (AUD)
Fiji	Suva	Dollar (FJD)
New zealand	Wellington	Dollar (NZD)

 

The questions and answers given below are designed keeping in mind the competitive examinations. This section suggests us what kind of questions can be asked in government job exams. This quiz is also useful in SSC, UPSC, Railway, Railway, Banking and other examinations.

Important questions and answers (FAQs):

Question : What kind of currency is a 50 paise coin?
Answer : Limited Value Currency (Exam - SSC STENO GD Mar, 1997)

Question : When was India's decimation of the currency system?
Answer : In 1957 AD (Examination - SSC SOC Nov, 1997)

Question : Which item does India earn more and more foreign exchange?
Answer : Tea (Exam - SSC CBI Feb, 1998)

Question : What is the currency of Japan?
Answer : Yen (Exam - SSC LDC Oct, 1998)

Question : China's currency is called?
Answer : EU (Exam - SSC STENO GD Dec, 1998)

Question : What is the currency of Macau called?
Ans : Pataka (Exam - SSC CML May, 2000)

Question : What is the currency of Saudi Arabia?
Answer : Rial (Exam - SSC SOC Aug, 2001)

Question : Which currency is the most expensive (valuable)?
Answer : Pound Sterling (Exam - SSC CGL Mar, 2002)

Question : Which public European currency has been issued?
Answer : Euro (Exam - SSC CML May, 2002)

Question : What is Myanmar's currency?
Answer : Qayat (Exam - SSC CML Mar, 2008)