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Business Studies

Programme

In Class 12 Business Studies, the topic “Programme” explains a detailed plan designed to achieve a specific objective. Students learn how a programme brings together related policies, procedures, rules, tasks and the sequence in which activities should be performed. They also understand how programmes guide action, allocate time and resources, coordinate efforts, and reduce uncertainty in the planning process. The topic highlights why programmes are more specific and action-oriented than broad plans such as objectives or strategies.

Hard · Level 2 · 25 questions

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  1. Human impact of the programme should also be examined
  2. The programme is definitely fully successful
  3. Employees are always wrong
  4. Cost reduction is the only result
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  1. Important tasks may start late
  2. All tasks will automatically be in order
  3. Expense will become zero
  4. Rules will end
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  1. Reduce customer complaints by thirty percent in one year
  2. Creating complaint portal and training team
  3. Holding feedback camp and review meeting
  4. Preparing complaint response schedule
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  1. Lack of human resource capability
  2. Too much policy
  3. Absence of rule
  4. Only profit estimate
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  1. When an independent review of cost, result, time and compliance is needed
  2. When only one colour is to be chosen
  3. When there is no activity
  4. When keeping records is prohibited
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  1. Monitoring and verification
  2. Slogan creation
  3. Extra leave
  4. Pricing
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  1. Original objective was training but building renovation was added without approval
  2. Training schedule is approved
  3. Budget and trainer are fixed
  4. Feedback form is prepared
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  1. Risk of schedule breakdown
  2. Risk of dividend increase
  3. Risk of rule formation
  4. Risk of procedure ending
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  1. Incomplete evaluation
  2. Complete success measurement
  3. Extra coordination
  4. Rule compliance
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  1. When the objective has become irrelevant and cost is much higher than benefit
  2. When there is a small delay
  3. When feedback is good
  4. When resources are sufficient
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  1. Failure to convert learning into behaviour
  2. Excess budget
  3. Written rule
  4. Clear objective
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  1. Programme to start a new medicine production unit
  2. Placing flowers in office
  3. Printing one poster
  4. Fixing tea time
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  1. Lack of communication plan
  2. Excess budget
  3. Rigidity of rule
  4. Presence of procedure
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  1. When the programme has high budget, multiple agencies and public impact
  2. When only one pencil is to be bought
  3. When there is no responsibility
  4. When the programme is small and personal
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  1. Non-use of information
  2. Too much evaluation
  3. Perfect coordination
  4. Excess resources
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  1. Resistance and rumours may increase
  2. Cost will always fall
  3. Programme will automatically simplify
  4. Policy will end
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  1. Resource conflict
  2. Policy expansion
  3. Rule compliance
  4. Pricing
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  1. Milestones, responsible person, progress report and corrective action
  2. Only slogan
  3. Only guess
  4. Only colour plan
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  1. Confusion in decisions and resource allocation
  2. Programme will always become faster
  3. Cost will be zero
  4. Coordination will automatically occur
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  1. When the training programme aims at skill improvement
  2. When only room booking is to be verified
  3. When there is no learning objective
  4. When only meals are to be counted
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  1. Privacy and compliance risk
  2. Colour matching risk
  3. Canteen risk
  4. Poetry risk
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  1. Testing a new system on a small scale before organisation-wide implementation
  2. Applying an already proven rule daily
  3. Issuing only one receipt
  4. Reading one general notice
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  1. Poor input may increase future defects
  2. Cost saving will always be perfect
  3. Suppliers will automatically improve
  4. Programme evaluation will be unnecessary
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  1. Where approval, purchase, installation and training depend on one another
  2. Where only one poster is to be put up
  3. Where there is no sequence
  4. Where no resource is needed
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  1. It links objective, many related activities, resources, time, responsibility and control
  2. It states only one rupee amount
  3. It gives only one prohibitive order
  4. It tells only the technique of a task

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