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Business Studies

Objectives

In Class 12 Business Studies, students learn how objectives form the starting point of the planning process. The topic explains objectives as clearly defined results that an organisation aims to achieve within a specified time. Students explore how objectives guide decision-making, direct employee efforts, coordinate activities across departments and provide standards for measuring performance and control. This understanding helps them connect organisational goals with practical business planning and implementation.

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  1. Corrective action
  2. Secrecy of objective
  3. End of procedure
  4. Removal of rules
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  1. Add 1000 customers in six months
  2. Bring defect rate to 3 percent by March
  3. Make the business big sometime in future
  4. Reduce cost by 12 percent next year
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  1. Innovation objective
  2. Office rule
  3. Storage procedure
  4. Cleaning method
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  1. Reducing complaints by 40 percent in three months is objective and fair hearing in complaints is policy
  2. Fair hearing is objective and reducing complaints is policy
  3. Both are budgets
  4. Both are methods
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  1. Attention may scatter and efforts may weaken
  2. Control will always improve
  3. Every target will automatically be achieved
  4. Rules will necessarily end
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  1. Objective
  2. Programme
  3. Rule
  4. Method
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  1. Departmental and individual objectives are derived from organisational objectives
  2. Individual objectives replace organisational objectives
  3. Departmental objectives are independent of organisational objectives
  4. Objectives are determined only at the national level
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  1. Reduce packing cost per unit from rupees 18 to rupees 13 next year
  2. Improve cost someday
  3. Keep cost good
  4. Pay attention to expense
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  1. Make digital payments 96 percent next year
  2. Payment will not be released without approved signature
  3. Make service score 88 in three months
  4. Add 1400 customers in six months
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  1. Risk control objective
  2. Cleaning method objective
  3. Entry rule objective
  4. Programme objective
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  1. Actual result is compared with the predetermined target
  2. Only the name of the plan is seen
  3. Employee preference is asked
  4. Expense is always ignored
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  1. Balance of qualitative and quantitative outcomes
  2. Only making rules
  3. Ending procedure
  4. Hiding budget
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  1. When it is written in simple language and numerical
  2. When it is only in hints
  3. When it is understood only by guess
  4. When it is deliberately vague
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  1. Operational efficiency objective
  2. Procedure
  3. Customer behaviour policy
  4. Penalty rule
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  1. Long term morale and stability may be affected
  2. Objectives will always become clearer
  3. Employee development will automatically increase
  4. All policies will end
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  1. Raise renewal rate from 58 percent to 76 percent next year
  2. Stop entry into store room
  3. Write report sending sequence
  4. Explain machine operating technique
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  1. Lack of time bound nature
  2. Excess measurability
  3. Excess penalty
  4. Completeness of method
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  1. Environmental objective
  2. Sales rule
  3. Method objective
  4. Procedure objective
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  1. Reducing complaints by 25 percent in three months is objective and complaint registration sequence is procedure
  2. Complaint registration sequence is objective and reducing complaints is procedure
  3. Both are budgets
  4. Both are rules
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  1. Financial and marketing objective
  2. Office rule
  3. Work technique
  4. Recruitment procedure
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  1. Subordinates know expected results
  2. Authority is never given
  3. Control becomes impossible
  4. Efforts always become hidden
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  1. Approve 3000 loan applications of rural women entrepreneurs next year
  2. Explain file keeping technique
  3. Prohibit entry without pass
  4. Fix expense limit
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  1. Human resource efficiency objective
  2. Marketing policy
  3. Accounting rule
  4. Machine method
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  1. They are measurable or clear final results on which plans and control are based
  2. They are only office discipline orders
  3. They are only lists of activities
  4. They are only income expense estimates
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  1. Absence of departmental objectives
  2. Excess of budget
  3. Rigidity of rules
  4. Clarity of method

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