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2. The concept of ethics and social responsibility to the scientific study of management
was first propounded by
A) Max Weber B) Oliver Sheldon
C) Henry Fayol D) F.W. Taylor
8. MBTI means
A) Myres-Briggs Test Indicator
B) Myres-Briggs Test Investigator
C) Myres-Briggs Type Investigator
D) Myres-Briggs Type Indicator
12. Which of the following is not a Competitive force as per Porters Five Competitive Forces?
A) Threat of new entrants
B) Threat of Substitutes
C) Threat of technological advancements
D) Bargaining power of suppliers
13. The first Industrial Policy Resolution was passed in the year
A) 1938 B) 1948 C) 1956 D) 1964
17. As per the World Bank classification of countries, India is classified under
A) Low income economies
B) Lower-Middle income economies
C) Upper-Middle income economies
D) High income economies
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20. The treaty that marked the establishment of European Union is:
A) Treaty of Lisbon B) Maastricht Treaty
C) Treaty of London D) Berlin treaty
27. The branch of accounting that generates statements for the use of external parties is
known as
A) Financial Accounting B) Cost Accounting
C) Management Accounting D) Forensic Accounting
29. Preliminary Expenses in the assets side of the balance sheet is a/an
A) Intangible Asset B) Fictitious Asset
C) Wasting Asset D) Current Asset
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31. Which of the following error affect the agreement of the Trial Balance?
A) Compensating Errors B) Errors of Principle
C) Errors of Complete omission D) Errors of Partial omission
33. The rate of Gross Profit on Sale is 20%; If Cost of production is `.50000/- what is
Gross Profit?
A) `10000/- B) `15000/- C) `12500/- D) `20000/-
39. The statement of assets and liabilities prepared under single entry system is called
A) Statement of Affairs B) Financial statement
C) Balance Sheet D) Assets and Liabilities statement
40. Estimation is
A) Inductive inference B) Deductive inference
C) Objective inference D) Subjective inference
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42. Which of the following is a Non-probability sampling method
A) Random Sampling B) Multi-stage sampling
C) Systematic Sampling D) Snowball sampling
43. A research done with the objective of finding cause and effect relationship between
dependent variable with independent variable is called
A) Exploratory Research B) Descriptive Research
C) Hypothesis testing research D) Action research
48. Which among the following is an alternate hypothesis for right tailed test?
A) µ = µ0 B) µ < µ0 C) µ > µ0 D) µ ≠ µ0
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51. A Dual problem in L.P.P means
A) A problem with two known constraints
B) A problem with two objective functions
C) Transpose of a primal problem
D) A problem stated in two different ways
57. Mutually exclusive projects that are not subject to capital rationing can correctly been
ranked using
A) Internal Rate of Return B) Net Present Value
C) Profitability Index D) Payback period
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61. Bird in Hand argument is given by
A) Walters Model B) Gordons Model
C) M.M. Model D) Residuals Model
62. The expected annual earnings of Sintex Ltd. is `4,00,000/- What will be the amount of
capitalization of the company if the rate of return earned by similar types of companies
is 15%?
A) `40,00,000 B) ` 60,00,000 C) `26,66,667 D) `13,33,333
65. The aspect of marketing that deals with discouraging customers is known as
A) Meta-marketing B) Demarketing
C) Societal Marketing D) Niche Marketing
66. Products for which customers have strong brand preference and are very fussy about
them are called
A) Convenience Products B) Shopping Products
C) Specialty Products D) Unsought products
67. The perception or image that customers have of the company and its products is called
A) Positioning B) Targeting C) Branding D) None of these
70. The process of assigning share of indirect costs to cost centres are known as
A) Allocation B) Apportionment
C) Joint Costing D) Service Costing
71. The method of costing used for products produced under series of interconnected
operations
A) Job Costing B) Batch Costing
C) Standard Costing D) Process Costing
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72. Sales = 600000; Markup = 20% on cost. What is the profit?
A) 120000 B) 100000 C) 200000 D) 150000
73. When ratios are calculated from the balance sheet of one year, it is called
A) Short-term analysis B) Long-term analysis
C) Vertical Analysis D) Horizontal Analysis
75. Calculate current liabilities, if current asset is Rs. 120000 and current ratio is three times
A) 40000 B) 36000 C) 50000 D) 37500
76. The proportion between fixed income bearing securities to non-fixed income bearing
securities is referred to as
A) Interest Coverage Ratio
B) Ratio of Long term debt to Shareholders fund
C) Fixed assets to Net worth Ratio
D) Capital Gearing Ratio
77. To calculate fund from operation, the depreciation on fixed assets should be
A) Added back to current year profit
B) Deducted from the current year profit
C) Non financial item so not considered for calculating fund from operations
D) None of these
78. A schedule prepared by the budget controller showing the budgeting programmes and
procedures is called
A) Master Budget B) Budget manual
C) Budget Key factor D) Budget period
79. Reports submitted at periodical intervals using standardized forms covering routine
activities
A) External Reports B) Routine Reports
C) Special Reports D) Interim Reports
80. Which of the following are the assumptions of Marginal Costing Technique?
1. The elements of cost can be divided into fixed and variable components
2. Total fixed cost remains constant at all levels of output
3. Variable cost varies with the volume of output
4. Selling price per unit remains unchanged at all levels of activity
81. Positive motivation makes people willing to do their work in the best way they can
and it improves their:
A) Skill B) Performance C) Ability D) None of these
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82. The father of Three-Needs Theory is --------------
A) Vroom B) McClelland
C) Peter Drucker D) None of these
84. From the given steps in controlling, identify their correct sequence
I. Measurement of performance. II. Comparison of actual and standard.
III. Analysis of causes of deviation. IV. Actual performance.
V. Corrective action plan
85. Which of the following information processing systems gives the output in the form of
summary reports that are useful to the managers?
A) Management information system
B) Office automation system
C) Transaction processing system
D) Executive support system.
86. Which of the following refers to the flow of information among persons at different
levels, who have no direct reporting relationships?
A) Horizontal communication B) Diagonal communication
C) Downward communication D) Forward communication.
89. State whether the following two statements are TRUE or FALSE
I. A closed system is perfectly deterministic and predictable.
II. There is no exchange between the closed system and the external environment
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90. Which global economic institutions were established as a result of the Bretton Woods
negotiations in 1944?
A) The World Bank and the EU B) The World Bank and the IMF
C) The EU and the IMF D) The WTO and the IMF
92. If the economy is operating at its full capacity or potential GDP, following a decline in
business confidence which one of the following is most likely to occur?
A) Investment is likely to fall and unemployment is likely to increase
B) Investment and employment are likely to remain unchanged
C) Firms are likely to increase their investment in new plant and machinery
D) None of these
93. ------------ is the rate at which the central bank of a country lends money to commercial
banks in the event of any shortfall of funds
A) Discount rate B) Repo rate
C) Reverse repo rate D) Market rate
94. Which of the following would not help a firm to improve its competitive position?
A) Building a strong brand
B) Developing good relationships with its suppliers
C) Gaining sole rights to the extraction of key raw materials
D) Reducing the perceived value of its products while keeping their price at the
previous level
95. The concept that all costs which are applicable to the revenue of a period should be
charged against that revenue to determine the net income is
A) Matching concept
B) Revenue recognition concept
C) Money measurement concept
D) Dual aspect concept
96. From the following statements, which one is not applicable for a Balance sheet?
A) It is a statement of assets and liabilities
B) It is prepared to ascertain the financial position
C) Balances of all types of accounts, personal, real and nominal, appear in it
D) It is meant mainly for outside parties such as, creditors, shareholders etc.
97. Specify which of the items given below is example for revenue expenditure
A) Cost of overhauling and painting a second-hand truck newly purchased.
B) Cost of white washing a cinema hall
C) Amount spent on air conditioning the office of the General Manager.
D) Amount spent as erection charges of a machinery purchased
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98. While preparing Final accounts, Royalty is included in
A) Profit & Loss account B) Trading account
C) Balance sheet D) None of these
100. State whether the following two statements are TRUE or FALSE
I. Goods withdrawn for personal use is debited to Purchases account
II. Depreciation on machinery is credited to machinery account
101. A company forfeited 1,000 shares of `10 each, issued at par and held by Mr. Babu, for
non-payment of first & final call money of `4 per share. The called-up value per share
was `9. On forfeiture, the amount debited to share capital will be
A) `5,000 B) `4,000 C) `10,000 D) `9,000
102. Which technique is used in finding a solution for optimising a given objective such as
profit maximisation, cost minimisation under certain constraints?
A) Decision tree B) Simulation
C) Waiting line D) Linear programming
103. According to a survey, the probability that a family owns two cars of annual income
greater than `12,50,000 is 0.45. Of the households surveyed 58% had incomes over
`12,50,000 and 60% had two cars. What is the probability that a family has two cars
and an income over `12,50,000 a year?
A) 0.27 B) 0.261 C) 0.348 D) 0.18
105. In research studies, the review of relevant literature is done for knowing:
A) What is already known about the topic
B) What concepts and theories have been applied to the topic
C) Who are the key contributors to the topic
D) All of these
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107. Which among the following statement(s) is / are true about a statistical test?
I. Power of a test is a function of type-I error.
II. When the sample size is very large, any test can be approximated by a Z-test.
III. Type- II error is committed when we reject a true null hypothesis.
109. State whether the following two statements are TRUE or FALSE
I. Profit maximisation objective ensures that the firm utilizes its available
resources most efficiently under conditions of competitive markets
II. Wealth maximisation objective is consistent with the object of maximising
owners’ economic welfare.
111. Identify which one of the following affects the dividend policy of a company
A) Cost of external financing
B) Liquidity position of the company
C) Divisible profit of the company
D) All of these
113. Dividing a market into distinct groups of buyers on the basis of needs, characteristics
or behaviour, who may require different products or marketing mixes, is known as:
A) Market targeting B) Market positioning
C) Market segmentation D) Product differentiation
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114. The financial ratio, Debt to equity, is a ratio that attempts to measure a firm’s
A) Profitability B) Liquidity C) Solvency D) Reliability
119. If the sales increase from `50,000 to `75,000 and profit increases by `5,000, the P/V
ratio of the firm is --------.
A) 7% B) 10% C) 20% D) 25%
120. State whether the following two equations are TRUE or FALSE
I. Capital employed = Share Capital + Reserve and Surplus + Long-term Loans –
Non-Operating Assets − Fictitious Assets
II. Capital employed = Net fixed assets + working capital – Long-term loans
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