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Business Studies

Management concept

This Class 12 Business Studies topic introduces management as the process of planning, organising, staffing, directing and controlling organisational resources to achieve goals efficiently and effectively. Students learn why management is needed in every organisation, how it coordinates individual and group efforts, and how it balances objectives such as growth, productivity and social responsibility. The topic builds a foundation for understanding the nature and significance of management in business operations.

Expert · Level 4 · 25 questions

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  1. Balance of art and science
  2. Balance of profit and tax
  3. Balance of building and land
  4. Balance of cash and bank
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  1. Giving leadership training to employees before opening a new branch
  2. Stopping all training during expansion
  3. Keeping employees away from goals
  4. Giving promotion only through favouritism
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  1. The goal may be profit but it should be balanced with law society and customer interest
  2. Any means is proper if there is a goal
  3. Social interest always stops goals
  4. Customer interest is outside management
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  1. Damaging human resources for short term effectiveness
  2. Complete success of coordination
  3. Best fulfilment of personal objective
  4. Excess of social objective
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  1. Both assertion and reason are true and reason is the correct explanation
  2. Both assertion and reason are true but reason is not the correct explanation
  3. Assertion is true but reason is false
  4. Assertion is false but reason is true
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  1. Ignoring ethics and social trust
  2. Lack of production
  3. Lack of building
  4. Lack of employee attendance
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  1. Balanced sustainable goal achievement among stakeholders
  2. Only immediate profit of owner
  3. Only order and punishment
  4. Only paper planning
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  1. Management is an integrated process of interdependent functions
  2. Management is only giving orders
  3. Management is only reducing cost
  4. Management is only the name of a position
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  1. It is complete success of both effectiveness and efficiency
  2. Target was achieved but quality based effectiveness is incomplete
  3. Only staffing success is proved
  4. Coordination has no relation
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  1. Lack of coordination
  2. Excess cash flow
  3. Lack of legal registration
  4. Lack of building maintenance
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  1. Correct because profit is the only goal
  2. Wrong because every organisation with goals and resources needs management
  3. Correct because social organisations have no resources
  4. Wrong because management exists only in families
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  1. Efficiency automatically became complete
  2. Efficiency could not sustain due to neglect of staffing and directing
  3. People have no role in management
  4. Technology always replaces management
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  1. Seeing the manager’s table and chair
  2. Inferring good management from organised work and low confusion
  3. Counting the number of machines
  4. Keeping sales bills in a file
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  1. Assertion is correct but reason is wrong
  2. Assertion is wrong but reason is correct
  3. Both assertion and reason are correct and reason is the correct explanation
  4. Both are wrong
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  1. Actual performance cannot be measured
  2. Goals will change automatically
  3. Planning will become unnecessary
  4. Organising will mean only salary
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  1. Motivational and leadership aspect of directing
  2. Physical aspect of storage
  3. Tax aspect of accounting
  4. Building safety aspect
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  1. Giving one direction to group efforts
  2. Completely removing experience
  3. Keeping goals secret
  4. Stopping performance measurement
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  1. It produces results through human behaviour relationships and cooperation
  2. It only arranges files
  3. It runs machines without feelings
  4. It only writes prices of goods
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  1. Survival and long term stability
  2. Only short term profit
  3. Only office decoration
  4. Personal promotion
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  1. Survival profit and growth
  2. Salary respect and leave
  3. Safe product and clean environment
  4. Donation training and ceremony
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  1. Balance of organisational and social objectives
  2. Only personal objective
  3. Only controlling process
  4. Only financial accounting
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  1. Personal development will not be integrated with organisational goals
  2. Society will not get fair price
  3. Legal tax will automatically increase
  4. Advertising will completely stop
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  1. It has principles and also skilful application according to situations
  2. It has neither principles nor skill
  3. It is only inborn talent
  4. It is only laboratory rule
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  1. Scientific analysis is needed along with art in management
  2. Experience is always wrong
  3. Data has no importance
  4. Decision making is not needed in management
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  1. Wrong because human behaviour and situations change
  2. Correct because management is an exact science
  3. Correct because all employees are identical
  4. Wrong because management has no principles

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