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B.COM Semester-II Assignment Guidelines

The document outlines general instructions for B.COM Semester-II assignments, including word limits, submission formats, and consequences for non-compliance. It provides specific case scenarios for subjects such as Cost Accounting, Marketing Management, Human Resource Management, and Macroeconomics, detailing tasks and marks allocation for each case. Students are advised to maintain academic integrity and present original work while following the specified guidelines.

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B.COM Semester-II Assignment Guidelines

The document outlines general instructions for B.COM Semester-II assignments, including word limits, submission formats, and consequences for non-compliance. It provides specific case scenarios for subjects such as Cost Accounting, Marketing Management, Human Resource Management, and Macroeconomics, detailing tasks and marks allocation for each case. Students are advised to maintain academic integrity and present original work while following the specified guidelines.

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The Bhawanipur Education Society College

Department of Commerce
[Link] Semester-II (Under CCF, 2022)

I. General Instructions for All Assignments


These instructions apply to all assignments for [Link] Semester-II (Under CCF, 2022). Please read
them carefully before commencing your assignment.

● Word Limit per assignment: 500–600 words

● Total Marks: 15 per assignment

● Answer any one of the following cases in every subject

● Submission Format: All answers must be handwritten. Students should only write the
answers, not the questions. Answers are to be written on A4 sheets. All subject assignments
should be stapled together.

● Ink Color: Use black or blue ink only.

● Handwriting: Ensure neat handwriting; illegible scripts may be rejected.

● Top Sheet Details: The following details are to be mentioned clearly on the top sheet/first
page of your assignment:

○ Name

○ CU Roll No.

○ CU Registration No.

○ APAAR ID

○ UID & Semester

● Assignment Index: Include an index at the beginning of your stapled assignments, clearly
listing each subject and the page range for its respective assignments.

● Submission Method & Deadline: The hard copy of the assignment is to be carried out on the
day of your tutorial examination compulsory.

● Consequences of Non-Submission: Failure to submit assignments by deadline or non-


adherence to academic honesty policies may result in failure in the Tutorial Examination.

● Contact for Queries: For any assignment-related queries, please contact your respective
departmental teacher.
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● Use of Examples: Students may use real-world examples or construct well-reasoned
hypothetical scenarios to illustrate concepts, unless otherwise specified in the individual
assignment.

● Visual Data: Students are encouraged to use relevant graphs, charts, and data wherever
appropriate to enhance their analysis and presentation.

● Word Count Policy: Word counts are indicative; a variance of +/- 10% is acceptable.
Submissions significantly exceeding this may be penalized for lack of conciseness.

● Digital Copy: While a hard copy submission is compulsory, students are encouraged to retain a
digital copy of their assignment for their records.

Cost Accounting I
Case Scenario 1: Basic Cost Sheet at Agro Fresh Ltd.

Agro Fresh Ltd. produces packaged organic juices. The accounts officer is new to cost accounting
and needs help preparing a cost sheet for the month using the following data:

Raw materials consumed: ₹40,000


Direct wages: ₹25,000
Direct expenses: ₹5,000
Factory overheads: 60% of direct wages
Office overheads: 15% of works cost
Selling expenses: ₹5,000
Units produced: 1,000
Units sold: 900
Selling price per unit: ₹120

Tasks:
• Prepare a cost sheet with prime cost, factory cost, cost of production, cost of sales and
profit (Assume that there is no opening stock of finished goods) – 8 marks
• Briefly explain the importance of each element of cost used in the sheet (materials, labour,
overheads) – 5 marks
• Clarity of presentation (with respect to prime cost, factory cost, cost of production, cost of
sales and profit) – 2 marks

Case Scenario 2: Managing Material and Labour Cost at Knit Hub Pvt. Ltd.

Knit Hub, a sweater manufacturer, is facing material wastage and high idle labour hours. The cost
accountant wants to track and control these issues to improve cost efficiency.

Tasks:
• Explain two types of material losses and how to control them – 5 marks
• Describe how labour turnover and idle time affect total cost – 5 marks
• Suggest two practical steps Knit Hub can take to improve material usage and labour
productivity – 5 marks

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Marketing Management & Human Resource Management
Case Scenario 3: Brand Revival Strategy for Fresh Nest Ltd.

Fresh Nest, a grocery brand, is losing customers due to poor packaging and low digital presence.
Also, staff turnover is high.

Tasks:
• Design a 4Ps strategy to reposition the brand – 5 marks
• Recommend an HR policy to improve employee retention – 5 marks
• Discuss how HR and Marketing can collaborate for growth – 5 marks

Case Scenario 4: Employee Productivity and Marketing at Worko Tech Ltd.

Worko Tech makes business software. The HR team faces disengaged employees while marketing
fails to connect with clients.

Tasks:
• Suggest one motivational theory to enhance HR performance – 5 marks
• Propose a targeted marketing technique (e.g., segmentation, digital media) – 5 marks
• Explain how proper planning and organizing support both functions – 5 marks

Macroeconomics
Case Scenario 5: Inflationary Pressures and the Indian Economy

In 2024, inflation in India rose above 6%. Food and fuel costs surged. RBI raised the repo rate to
manage the situation.

Tasks:
• Define inflation and its causes (cost-push vs demand-pull) – 5 marks
• Explain how monetary policy tackles inflation (mention RBI) – 5 marks
• Briefly discuss the effects of inflation on producers and consumers – 5 marks

Case Scenario 6: National Income Estimation in Rural India

National Income data collection in rural India faces several persistent challenges.

Tasks:
• Define National Income and explain the three methods of National Income accounting – 5
marks
• Discuss challenges in estimating rural income – 5 marks
• Suggest any two benefits of accurate national income estimation – 5 marks

Note: Assignments must reflect original understanding. Plagiarism or copying from peers/internet
sources may lead to disqualification or reduced marks.

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