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BUSINESS STUDIES (054)

Ch. No. CHAPTER NAME MARKS TOTAL


1 Nature and significance of management 16 50
2 Principles of management
3 Business environment
4 Planning 14
5 Organizing
6 Staffing 20
7 Directing
8 Controlling
9 Financial management 15 30
10 Financial market
11 Marketing 15
12 Consumer protection
TOTAL 80

CHAPTER 1
 Effectiveness VS Efficiency
 Characteristics of Management
 Objectives of Management
 Levels of Management
 Functions of management
 Coordination
 Characteristics of coordination
CHAPTER 2
 Features of principles of Management
 Principles of Scientific Management - Taylor
 Techniques of Scientific Management
 Principles of Management – Henri Fayol
 Difference between Unity of Command and Unity of Direction
 Fayol VS Taylor – Comparison with Basis
CHAPTER 3
 Features of Business Environment
 Importance of Business Environment
 Dimensions of Business Environment and its components
 Features of Demonetization
CHAPTER 4
 Importance of planning
 Features of Planning
 Limitations of Planning
 Planning Process
 Types of Plans
 Standing and Single use Plan
CHAPTER 5
 Steps in the process of Organizing
 Importance of organizing
 Organization Structure
 Functional and Divisional structure - Advantages and Disadvantages
 Formal and informal organization - Advantages and Disadvantages
 Delegation, elements and its importance
 Decentralization and its importance
CHAPTER 6
 Staffing
 Importance
 Staffing process
 Recruitment – Internal and external sources – Advantages and Disadvantages
 Selection process
 Training and Development
 Benefits of training and development
 On the job training and off the job training
 Methods of Training
 Vestibule Training
 Internship training
 Apprenticeship training
CHAPTER 7
 Features of Directing
 Importance of Directing
 Elements of Directing
 Leadership styles
 Motivation – process, Features, Maslow’s Need Hierarchy theory
 Financial and non-financial incentives
 Communication – Elements, Formal and informal communication, Barriers to
communication, Measures to improve communication Effectiveness
CHAPTER 8
 Importance
 Steps in controlling
 Relationship between planning and controlling
CHAPTER 9
 Role of financial management
 Objectives of financial management
 Types of financial decision and its factors
 Financial planning and its importance
 Capital structure and its factors – Numerical
 Factors affecting working capital Requirement
 Factors affecting fixed capital requirement
CHAPTER 10
 Money market and capital market
 Primary market and secondary market
 Stock exchange and its functions
 Steps involved in screen Based trading
 Dematerialisation
 Working of Demat system
 Depository
 Depositories in India and its participants
 SEBI – Objectives and its functions
CHAPTER 11
 Features of marketing
 Marketing management philosophies
 Functions of marketing
 Marketing mix
 Product mix – Branding, packaging, labelling
 Price – Factors affecting price determination
 Place – Channels of Distribution, Components of physical Distribution
 Promotion mix – elements of promotion mix
 Personal selling and advertising
 Components of Sales Promotion
 Tools of public relation
CHAPTER 12
 Importance of consumer protection
 Consumer rights
 Consumer Responsibilities
 Meaning of consumer
 Who can file a complaint
 Redressal agencies (Three tier commission)
 Reliefs available to consumers
 Role of consumer organizations and NGOs

NOTE: Highlighted questions are important.

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