Objective: To give an insight into the main provisions of the Companies Act relating to
the formation, running and closure of the Joint Stock Companies.
Unit I
12 hrs
12 hrs
12 hrs
12 hrs
12 hrs
Company Meetings- Essentials (20 marks), Types (20 marks), Statutory meeting (08
marks), AGM (08 marks), EOGM (08 marks), Appointment of Chairman, methods of
voting (08 marks), Resolutions-Types (08 marks),Proxies(08 marks)
Oppression and Mismanagement (Meaning only),
Winding Up-, Modes of winding up of a company (20 marks) compulsory winding up
( 08 marks), Voluntary winding up : Types (08 / 20 marks)
Total Hours: 60
Following Case laws are to be specifically dealt with:
1. Solomon V/s Solomon and Company Limited
2. Continental Tyre and Rubber Company V/s Daimler Co. Ltd.
Company Law
Company Law
4. P.P.S. Gogna
Company Law
5. B.S. Raman
Company Law
foreign company.
What are privileges of a private company?
Distinguish between memorandum of association and articles of association.
Write a note on Doctrine of Ultra-vires.
Write a note on DEMAT Account.
Write a note on the Register of Members
In what different ways may a director of a company be appointed?
QUESTION BANK
UNIT I
TWO Marks Questions
1. What do you mean by chartered company?
2. Write any two limitations of Joint Stock Companies.
3. What do you mean by perpetual succession?
3. Define the share of a company. Explain the different kinds of shares that can be
issued by a company
UNIT IV
TWO Marks Questions
1. Who are the first directors of the company?
2. Who can appoint a secretary of a company?
3. What kind of companies must have full time secretary?
4. Define Managing director.
EIGHT Marks Questions
1. When is a person disqualified for appointment as director of a company?
2. Give the meaning of a company secretary. Mention the qualifications of a person
to be eligible for appointment as secretary
3. What are the duties of directors of a company?
4. In what different ways may a director of a company be appointed?
TWENTY Marks Questions
1. Define the term Director Briefly state the provisions of the Companies Act 1956
regarding the mode of appointment of the director of a company.
2. Define the term Director what qualifications are required for appointment as a
director? When will a person be disqualified for appointment as a director?
3. Who is a director of the company? Explain the duties and liabilities of a director.
UNIT V
TWO Marks Questions
1. What is meant by Minutes of Meeting?
2. What is Quorum? Must quorum be present throughout the meeting?
3.. What is a defunct company?
4 What do you mean by Resolution?
3. Describe the types of Meetings. State the provisions regarding the conduct of
Annual General Body meeting.
4. State the provisions of the companies Act of 1956 relating to the following: (a).
Members Voluntary winding up (b). Creditors voluntary winding up
5. What is company meeting? Bring out the essentials of a valid company meeting.
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Features of investments- Avenues of investments- Security form of investmentNon-securities form of investment. Innovative financial instruments- credit rating of
debt instruments. New instruments traded in market- Zero coupon bonds, Deep
discount bonds, Flexi bonds, Loyalty coupons, Share warrants, Stock invest.
Credit rating - Meaning, key factors, merits & demerits, Agencies - CARE, ICRA,
CRISIL.
Unit II Fundamental and Technical Analysis- Economy, Industry and company
analysis, benefits of fundamental analysis- technical analysis- AssumptionsDifferences between fundamental and technical analysis- brief discussion on
important tools of technical analysis- How to pick blue chips.
Unit III Financial Markets- Primary and Secondary markets- Inter- relationship
between primary and secondary markets- Stock markets- NSE and BSE- Stock
Market reforms: pre computerization era & reforms done after Computerization,
Speculators -Listing, trading and settlement- capital market segment- Wholesale
debt market- futures and options- risk management- membership- Depositories
and benefits of depositories- A brief study of stock indices using BSE & NSEMeaning and uses- Speculator dealings- A brief introduction of Government
Securities market- Book building.
Unit IV Mutual Funds- Concept- Benefits of Mutual Funds- Organizational structureProduct variety- Measurement and Evaluation of Mutual fund performance- Role
of Association of Mutual funds in India (AMFI).
Unit V Portfolio Management- Meaning, objectives, Factors influencing portfolio
construction- Beta- Meaning and uses. Calculation of Alpha, Beta & return using
CAPM, problems on CAPM.
Total Hours: 60
BM 352 Investment Management
Blown up syllabus
Unit 1 Investment - Meaning and definition of Investment Objectives of
investment Importance of Investment -
Meaning -
(in brief)
Wholesale debt market (meaning only) Futures and options (meaning only- exclude
types)
Depositories meaning Advantages of depositories Dematerialisation - National
Securities Depository Ltd (NSDL) and Central Depository Services Ltd (CDSL) a
brief introduction.
Indicies Meaning S & P CNX Nifty, CNX Nifty Junior, S & P CNX 500, CNX
Midcap 200, S & P CNX Defty BSE Sensex, BSE 100 National Index, BSE
500, BSE 200 Midcap, Sectoral Indices (Meaning Only) uses of indices
Book building meaning only (Exclude features, merts and demerits)
Unit 4 Mutual Funds Meaning of mutual funds benefits/advantages of mutual
funds types of mutual funds portfolio based classification (growth schemes,
income schemes, balanced funds, ELSS, index funds, gilt funds, money market
schemes, theme fund, fund of funds, contra fund) and operational classification
(open ended schemes and closed ended schemes) - differences between open
ended schemes and closed end scheme Exchange Traded Funds(ETF)
meaning only - Options/plans growth option, dividend option, reinvestment
option, systematic investment plan, systematic withdrawal plan, switch facility
(meaning only) Entities/parties to a mutual fund (sponsor, trustees, AMC,
custodian, registrars and transfer agents) Cost of investing in a mutual fund
(initial issue expenses, entry load, exit load and annual recurring expenses) -
Shashi K. Gupta, Nisha Aggarwal, and Neeti Gupta, (2011), Financial Institutions
and Markets, New Delhi, Kalyani Publishers (Two chapters on Financial market
and Mutual Funds only)
Shashi K. Gupta, and Nisha Aggarwal, (2011), Financial Services New Delhi,
Kalyani Publishers (topic on credit rating, chapters on Financial market and
Mutual Funds, topic on portfolio management only)
Khan M. Y., (2011), Financial Services New Delhi, Tat McGraw Hill Education Pvt.
Ltd. (Chapter on mutual fund Financial market and Mutual Funds only)
Siddaiah Thummuluri, (2011), Financial Services, New Delhi, Dorling Kindersley
(India) Pvt. Ltd. Licensee of Pearson Education. (Two chapters on Financial
market and Mutual Funds and a topic on credit rating only)
Fischer Donald E. And Jordan Ronald J., (2002), Security Analysis and Portfolio
Management, New Delhi, Prentice Hall of India Pvt. Ltd. (Two chapters on
Security Analysis and Portfolio Management)
Question Bank
Unit 1
Two Marks (any three)
1. Define Investment? ( Raghunandan B. V.)
2. What are Equity shares? ( Raghunandan B. V.)
3. What are preference shares? ( Raghunandan B. V.)
4. What are debentures? ( Raghunandan B. V.)
5. Give any two differences between Investment and Gambling? (Preethi Singh)
6. What are Zero coupon bonds? ( Raghunandan B. V.)
7. What are Floating rate bonds? ( Raghunandan B. V.)
8. What are Loyalty coupons? ( Raghunandan B. V.)
9. What are Share warrants? ( Raghunandan B. V.)
10. What are Flexi bonds? ( Raghunandan B. V.)
11. What are Discount bonds? ( Raghunandan B. V.)
12. What is Credit rating? ( Raghunandan B. V.)
13. Expand CRISIL. ( Raghunandan B. V.)
14. Expand CARE. ( Raghunandan B. V.)
15. Expand ICRA. ( Raghunandan B. V.)
Eight Marks (any two)
1. Distinguish between investment and speculation? (Preethi Singh)
2. Explain the objectives of Investment? (Avadhani V. A)
3. Given an option to invest in Land, Insurance and Gold which one would choose
and why? ( Raghunandan B. V.)
4. Explain the benefits of credit rating to the investor and to the company?
( Raghunandan B. V.)
Unit 2
Two Marks (any two)
1. What is fundamental analysis? ( Raghunandan B. V.)
2. Mention four Industry life cycle stage? (Prasanna Chandra)
3. Mention any two factors should the analyst examine to determine whether a firm
is likely to gain competitive advantage? (Prasanna Chandra)
4. Spell out any two key macroeconomic variables in the economic analysis?
(Prasanna Chandra)
5. What is technical analysis? ( Raghunandan B. V.)
6. What is a bar chart? (Prasanna Chandra)
7. What is a line chart? (Prasanna Chandra)
8. What is breadth of market? ( Raghunandan B. V.)
9. What is meant by a blue chip stocks? ( Raghunandan B. V.)
10. Mention any two factors to be considered to locate stocks of blue chip
companies? ( Raghunandan B. V.)
Eight Marks (any one)
1. Discuss the Capital Asset pricing Model and its assumptions. What are its
limitations? ( Raghunandan B. V)
2. Outline the objectives of portfolio management and discuss the elements of
portfolio management? (Avadhani V. A.,)
3. What do you mean by risk? Explain the different systematic and unsystematic
risks in investments?( Raghunandan B. V)
4. What is portfolio management? What are the factors that a portfolio manager
should keep in mind while deciding investment? (Shashi K. Gupta, and Nisha
Aggarwal, Financial Services)
Allotment of marks:
Unit
3
4
Total No.
of
questions
No. of Two
No. of Eight
Total marks
marks
marks
questions
unit wise
questions
3 questions
questions
2 questions
1 question (internal
6+16+20=42
marks
and 2)
1 question (internal
4+8+20=32
marks
2 questions
and 2)
2 questions (internal
6+16+20=42
1 question
choice of unit 3)
1 question (internal
marks
4+8+20=32
2 questions
3 questions
2 questions
2 questions
12 questions
1 question
1 question
7 questions
marks
4 and 5)
1 question (internal
4+8+20=32
marks
4 and 5)
6 questions
investor?
7. Explain the role of Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI)?
8. Using CAPM, estimate the required rate of return for each investment when the
risk free rate is 7% and market return is 12%.
Beta
Stock A
1.20
B
0.80
C
1.50
D
0.60
E
1.25
BLOWN-UP SYLLABUS
UNIT I - METHODS OF COSTING
JOB COSTING- Meaning, features, objectives, procedure, advantages and
limitations
Cost-Volume-Profit
Analysis,
Break-even
analysis-Break-even
chart-
Section-A (2marks)
1. Theoretical concepts on Contract and Process costing.
Section-B (8marks)
1. Treatment of Profit /Loss on incomplete contracts
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Section-A (2marks)
1. Theoretical concepts on standard costing and Variance Analysis.
2. Meaning of Material, Labour and Overhead Variances
Section-B (8marks)
1. Meaning and Definition and Steps involved in Standard Costing
2. Advantages and disadvantages of standard costing
3. Simple problems on Material and Labour Variances
Section-C (20marks) -NIL-
Max. Marks-120
Section A
(2X10=20)
(5X8=40)
3. What are the reasons for the difference in the profits shown by cost accounts
and financial accounts?.
4. Bajaj Ltd. has adapted a job costing method. It has undertaken Job no.505 for which
the material cost was Rs. 24,000, Direct Labour cost was Rs.12,000 and Direct
expenses Rs.24,000.
The factory overhead is recovered at 50%of factory cost. The administrative
overhead was recovered at 20% on production cost. Selling and distribution
overheads were recovered at 505 of the cost of sales. Prepare a job cost sheet
showing the price to be quoted to make 16.675 profit on Job No. 505.
5. From the following information, calculate total kilometers and total passenger
kilometers:
Number of buses-------------- 5
Days operated in a month---25
Trips made by each Bus---- 4
Distance of route-------------- 25 km one side
Capacity of the Bus--------- 50 passengers
Normal passengers travelling---90% of the capacity
6. You are given the following data Years
Sales
2011
3,00,000
2012
3,50,000
Profit
24,000
32,500
7. For the production of 10,000 products the following is the budgeted expenses.
Prepare a production budget for 9,000 units. Showing distinctly marginal cost
and total cost.
Particulars
Direct material
Variable O H
Variable expenses( direct)
Distribution Expenses (20% fixed)
Direct labour
Selling expenses (10% fixed)
Administrative Expenses (100% variable)
Cost / unit
Rs.120.00
Rs.50.00
Rs.10.00
Rs.10.00
Rs.60.00
Rs.30.00
Rs. 10.00
8. Calculate material variances from the following;Purchases 3,000 kgs for Rs. 9,000.00
Opening stock 100 kgs.
Closing stock 600 kgs.
Production during the year 80 units of output
Standard Quantity of material required for 1 unit of output is 25 kgs.
Standard rate is Rs. 2.5/kg.
SECTION- C [Twenty Marks each]
(3X20=60)
Process-A
30,000
Process -B
20,000
Process -C
10,000 tons
tons
Rs.20
1,00,000
50,000
25%
75%
Rs. 10
tons
Rs.10
60,000
40,000
50%
50%
Rs.15
Rs.5
40,000
10,000
100%
----Rs.18
In each process, 4% of the total weight put in is lost and 6% is scraped. No profit is
added in the course of processing but all grades of fertilizers are sold so as to show
25% gross profit on process cost. Prepare the necessary Accounts.
Rs .1,20,000
Rs. 40,000
Rs.1,50,000
Rs.
6,000
Rs 10,000
Rs 10,000
Rs 3,50,000
Rs 20,000
Rs 16,000
The contractor wished to take profit on this contract on estimation basis and
the
following estimation is made;a) The contract could be completed in a further period of six months.
b) The plant will have a residual value of Rs. 5,000 upon completion of the contact.
c) The additional wages to complete the contract would come to Rs. 51,000.
d) A further sum of Rs 4,000 will be spent on working expenses.
e) The administration expenses will be Rs. 5,000 more.
f) The materials required further will cost Rs. 65,000.
11. Mr. Avatar Singh has been given a permit to run a bus in between two towns which
are 25 kms apart. From the following information, assuming 10% profit on takings for
Mr. Avtar Singh work out the bus fare to be charged in between those two towns for
each passenger.
24,000
720
2,000
2,000
4,500
36,000
3,000
3,000
4,500
5,000
1,000
8,000
Rs. 2,50,000
Direct wages
Rs. 1,00,000
Factory overheads
Rs. 3,80,000
Administration overheads
Rs. 2,50,000
Rs. 4,80,000
Bad debts
Rs.20,000
Legal charges
Rs. 5,000
Preliminary expenses
Rs.10,000
Dividend received
Rs.50,000
Rs.10,000
Rs.7,00,000
Rs.80,000
Rs.1,20,000
The cost accounts revealed that the direct materials consumption was Rs. 2,80,000.
Factory Overheads were recovered at 20% on prime cost. Administrative Overheads
were recovered at Rs. 3 per unit of production. Selling and distribution overheads were
Rs. 4 per unit sold.
You are required to show costing profit and loss account and financial profit and
loss account and Reconciliation Statement.
VI SEMESTER BBM
Subject-COST AND MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING
MODEL QUESTIONS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
c) Semi-
60. Which method of costing is suitable for ship building industry and hospital?
Classification of assets and verification and valuation of different assets- fixed, floating,
wasting, intangible, fictitious assets and contingent. Valuation of stock- Auditors dutyverification of liabilities meaning, auditors duty.
UNIT V = COMPANY AUDITOR
Meaning, disqualification, appointment, rights and duties. Liability of the company auditor
Civil Liability for Negligence - Case Lead Estate Building Investments Co. V/S
Shepherd, London Oil storage Co. V/S Seears Husluck and Co. - Civil Liability for
Misfeasance Case London and General Bank Ltd., Kingston Colton Mills Co. Ltd.,
Union Bank of Allahabad, - Criminal Liabilities of an Auditor under Companies Act of
1956 and Chartered Accountants Act; Auditors Report meaning, importance and
types; Professional Ethics of an auditor meaning, professional misconduct.
(8 marks questions)
1.
2.
3.
4.
1.
2.
3.
4.
3. Explain cash receipt transactions (cash sales OR B/R OR receipts from sale of fixed
assets)
4. Petty cash book (any 2)
1.
2.
3.
4.
Title of the project work: this should convey the general issues that the student is
interested in. The title should not be generic in nature and should imply that the
work is being made to be able to make certain conclusions. The title may indicate
the organization in which the research is being carried out. As far as possible, Title
should be simple and clear and precise.
Objectives: objectives of the project should be clearly mentioned.
Methodology: You should specify the methodology which you are going to adopt to
carry out the project.
Criterias for selecting the topic and organization:
aElective subject Or Area of Interest: Project can be undertaken on Elective
subject or area of interest or General study covering all areas of management or
Students shall make a study of any of the following four key areas of management
namely production/marketing/finance/human resource.
b
Originality: Your project work must be carried out by yourself and must be
original. You can certainly take ideas from elsewhere, but be sure that you evolve
them in the unique way to suit your project requirements.
cCompany specific: the project work should be undertaken in a company or any of
its departments or any business establishments. The outcome of the project work
should be useful to the organization or establishment.
dStudents must consult their guide in selection of topic. Study shall be under the
guidance of a faculty member.
eStudents can do the Project in the organization where you are intending to work. It is
good Idea to link your project to your future plans. This will be a useful for your future
job prospects and it will also demonstrate to your potential employers about your
enthusiasm and knowledge.
f Remember that you have constraints of resources like time, monetary, infrastructure,
so, it is necessary to complete your project within the specified constraints.
Note:
1 The full content of the report must be hard bound together so that the pages cannot
be removed or replaced. The cover of the report must contain Title, Name of the
student, and Registration number of the student, Name of the guide with
designation, College name with Place name, Month and year of submission.
2 Text pages should be printed on one side of the paper, preferably with 1.5 line
spacing, and page numbers at the bottom of the each page. Margins should be 2 on
the left and 1 on the right.
3 Please use separate index sheets for all chapters each chapter should start from a
new page.
4 The declaration must be duly signed by the student
5 The project report must be about 60-100 pages.
6 Report must contain all the necessary documents such as Certificate from the
Principal,
Certificate
from
the
guide,
Certificate
from
the
study
ASSESSMENT FACTOR
Appropriateness of title and proper index pages
2.
3.
Methodology:
a Objectives of the study
b Scope and limitation of the study
c Data Collection methodology, sample design etc.
d Questionnaire or Interview schedule etc.
Review of related literature or conceptual framework
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
7. Table of Contents
Refer the list of contents specimen given below
8. List of Tables
Tables, if any, with Table No., Title of the Table and Page No. be given for each
table. (Refer the specimen given below).
9. List of Figures
Figures if any, with figure No., Title of the Figure and Page No. be given for each
figure. (Refer the specimen given below).
10. Main Body of the Project/Dissertation
The main body of the dissertation may be divided into 4 to 6 Chapters with
suitable Title for each Chapter. The first chapter will be the Introduction. The last
chapter shall be invariably Conclusion. For each table source note should be
given at the bottom of each table. The total number of pages of the
Project/Dissertation may be between 60 to 100 pages.
11. Reference section
After all Chapters are presented, Appendices are included.
Appendix I: Copy of the questionnaire or Schedule, or Balance sheets (if any)
Appendix II: Bibliography (Give full list of Books, Reports, Journals and
Newspapers referred in alphabetical order of authors under respective headings)
Sample Content Page
LIST OF CONTENTS
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Page No
List of Tables
List of Figures
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Review of Literature (if any) OR Conceptual Framework
LIST OF TABLES
Table No.
Page
No.
1
Note: In the table numbers given, the first one indicates the Chapter number and the
second number following the dot refers to the number of the table in that chapter.
LIST OF FIGURES
Figure No.
Page
No.
1
Note: The fist number in the figure indicates the Chapter number and the second
number after the dot refers to the number of the figure in that chapter.
ratios and preparation of Financial statements with the help of ratios. (One 8 marks
problem/theory, one 20 marks problem, and few 2 marks questions shall be asked)
Unit-4: Leverage Analysis
Meaning of risk, business risk and financial risk (in brief). Meaning of leverage, types of
leverage and computation of operating, financial and combined leverage. Computation
of Degree of leverage, EBIT, EPS analysis.(One 8 marks theory/problem, one 20 marks
problem and few 2 marks questions shall be asked)
Unit-5: Creation of Wealth
Corporate financial strategy and Decision making: Corporate financial strategic
planning, key elements of strategic planning, Approach to strategy; Economic Value
Added (EVA) and Market value added (MVA).
EVA - meaning, basic premise, uses and limitations, Computing EVA to measure
performance and assess strategy. MVA and Balanced Score card (in brief).
(One 8 marks theory/problem and few 2 marks questions shall be asked)
3 or 4 Short notes from any Units, preferably covering the aspects on which 8 marks
questions are not asked.
Books for Reference (along with other books specified in the syllabus):
1. Financial management (Principles and Practice): Dr. S.N.Maheshwari
2. Financial Management and policy: V.K.Bhalla
3. Financial Management: M.Y.Khan and P.K.Jain
4. Fundamentals of Financial Management: Prasanna Chandra
5. Financial Management: Sheeba Kapil
6. Management Accounting: R.S.N.Pillai and Bhagavathi.
7. Financial Management: Dr.P.C.Tulsian
12.
12.
Tachistocope
Recognition Test,
Recall Tests)
12.
12.
salesman, Counter
12.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Maxi marks:120
Section -A
1]
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
g)
h)
i)
j)
k)
l)
Define publicity.
What do you mean by professional advertising?
Give the meaning of Full service ad-agency.
What do you mean by creative boutique?
What is a transit media?
What is an Endorsement copy?
What are moral appeals?
What do you mean by sales forecasting?
Who is a Counter salesman?
What are Recall tests?
What is a Headline in advertising copy?
What is E-mail advertising?
2x10=20
Section-B
Answer any 5 questions.
5x8=40
20x 3=60
10
10
Cosmetics India LTD is company manufacturing several cosmetic products. The present
sales turnover of the company is around RS.8500cores a year .It wishes to double its
sales in next two years. Marketing manager of the company is given a budget of Rs.85
cores which is 10% of present sales for promoting their products.
a) Suggest a suitable advertising media for promoting their products.
5
b) Is it advisable for the manager to invest all amount for advertising? Why? 5
QUESTION BANK
UNIT I
2Marks
1.Define Publicity?
2.What is Propaganda?
3.What is National Advertising?
4.What is global advertising?
5.What do you mean by consumer advertising?
6.What is professional advertising?
7.What is Industrial advertising?
8. What is trade advertising?
9.What is institutional advertising?
10.What is corporate advertising?
11.What is Idea advertising?
12.What is public service advertising?
13.What is service advertising?
14.What is Financial advertising?
15.What is personal advertising?
16.What do you mean by competitive parity method allocating advertising budget
method ?
17.What do you mean by arbitrary method of allocating advertising budget?
18.What do you mean ROI method of allocating advertising budget?
8 Marks
1. What are the objectives of Advertising?
2. Difference between Advertising and Personal Selling
3. Difference between Advertising and Publicity
4. What are the Factors influencing the Advertising budget allocation?
5.What are the limitation of advertising?
6. What are the features of Advertising?
7.What is objective and task method of allocating advertising method, What are its
merits and demerits?
people in the
VI SEMESTER BBM
12 hrs
Industrial Relations and Trade Unions- Meaning and Definition of Industrial Relations,
Characteristics, Objectives, Three Actors of Industrial Relations: Workers & their
organisations, Employers & their organisations and Government- Approaches to
Industrial Relations: Psychological, Sociological, Human Relations, Gandhian approachCauses of poor industrial relations, Measures for improving industrial relations or
Conditions for congenial industrial relations.
Trade union-Meaning & Definition of trade union, Nature or Characteristics, Objectives,
Why workers join trade unions?, Functions of trade unions, Types/Structure of trade
unions: Craft Union, Industrial Unions, General Unions and Federations, Historical
Evolution of Trade Union or Development of trade unionism in India, Problems and
Shortcomings of Trade Unions in India, Measures for strengthening Trade unions,
Objectives of Indian Trade Unions like AITUC, INTUC, BMS, UTUC & CITU.
Case Study.
Unit II
12 hrs
Case Study.
Unit III
12 hrs
Scheme,
Worker
Director,
Co-partnership,
Quality
Circles,
Co-
determination, Autonomous Work Groups, Unit Councils and Quality of Work LifeMerits and Demerits of WPM, Essential conditions for successful working of WPM.
Quality Circle-Meaning, Objectives, Organizational Structure, Benefits and Limitations
of QCs. Quality of Work Life-Meaning, Major issues in QWL, Measures or Techniques
for Improving QWL.
Case Study.
Unit IV
12 hrs
and Open Door Policy- Grievance Procedure or Grievance Redressal System, Prerequisites or Essential condition or Principles of a sound Grievance Procedure.
Case Study.
Unit V
12 hrs
VI SEMESTER BBM
BM 355/356: HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT-ELECTIVE II
PAPER II : INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS & LABOR LEGISLATIONS
(2X10=20)
(8X5=40)
SECTION-C
Answer all questions:
(20X3=60)
9. What are the problems of Indian Trade Union? Suggest the measures for
strengthening Trade union in India.
OR
Explain the Principles of Industrial Discipline. What are the steps involved in
redressal of grievances?
10. Explain the machineries available for the settlement on Industrial disputes.
OR
Explain the various types of welfare services provided in the organization.
11 a) What are the forms of workers participation in management?
b) Case Study.
VI SEMESTER BBM
BM 355/356: HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT-ELECTIVE II
PAPER II : INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS & LABOR LEGISLATIONS
Question Bank
Unit I
Industrial Relations and Trade Unions
Two Marks Questions
1 Definition of Industrial Relations.
2 Define Trade Union.
3 Any two objectives of AITUC
4 What is Craft Union?
5 What is meant by Primary Strike?
6 What do you mean by Intra-mural functions of Trade Unions?
Eight Marks Questions
1 Define Industrial Relations. Explain the Role of the Actors of Industrial Relations?
2 What are the measures for improving Industrial Relations or conditions for Congenial
Industrial Relations?
3 What are the objectives of Trade unions?
4 Why do workers Join Trade Unions?
Twenty Marks Questions
1 What are the Objectives of Industrial Relations? Explain the causes of Poor Industrial
Relations.
2 Define Trade Union. What are the Functions of Trade Unions and explain the problems
of Trade Unions.
Unit II
Industrial Disputes
Two Marks Questions
1 What do you mean by Industrial Dispute?
2 What is Strike?
3 What do you mean by Gherao?
4 Define Lock-out.
5 What do you mean by Voluntary Arbitration?
6 Two objective of I.L.C.
Eight Marks Questions
1 What are the different forms of Industrial Disputes?
2 What are the functions of Labour Welfare Officer?
3 Write a note on Model Standing Orders.
4 Write a note on Works Committees with functions.
Twenty Marks Questions
1 What are the Causes of Industrial Disputes and What are the preventive measures of
Industrial Disputes?
2 What are the methods of Settlement of Industrial Disputes?
Unit III Collective Bargaining and Workers Participation in Management
Two Marks Questions
1 What are the two stages of Collective Bargaining Process?
2 What is Shop Council?
3 What do you mean by Quality Circle?
Eight Marks Questions
1 What are the essential conditions for the Success of Collective Bargaining?
2 What are the Importance of Collective Bargaining?
3 What are the essential conditions for the successful working of WPM?
4 Write a note on Joint Management Council.
Twenty Marks Questions
1 Define Collective Bargaining. What are the Characteristics of Collective Bargaining?
Explain the stages of Collective Bargaining?
2 Define Workers Participation in Management. What are the Different Forms of Workers
Participation in Management?
Unit IV
Discipline and Grievance
Two Marks Questions
1 Define Dismissal.
2 Define lay-off.
3 What do you mean by Positive Aspect of Discipline?
Eight Marks Questions
1 Write a note on Red Hot Stove Rule.
2 What are the causes of Grievances?
3 What are the causes of Indiscipline?
4 What is meant by employee Indiscipline? Discuss the causes of indiscipline.
5 What are the types of Punishments?
Twenty Marks Questions
1 What do you mean by Grievance Procedure? Explain the Model Grievance Procedure.
2 What do you mean by employee indiscipline? Discuss the causes of indiscipline.
Unit V
Employee Welfare & Social Security
Two Marks Questions
1 What are the two benefits of Employees Provident Fund Act?
2 State any two benefits under Maternity Benefits Act.
3 Write any two benefits under E.S.I.Act.
Eight Marks Questions
1 What are the benefits provided under E.S.I Act?
2 Sate the Welfare measures provided under Factories Act 1948.
3 Write a note on Workmens Compensation Act.
Objective: To acquaint the students with the provisions of Wealth Tax and with
various Indirect Tax Laws such as Service Tax, Sales Tax and Central Excise &
Customs Duties.
UNIT I
12 hrs
Wealth Tax: Meaning and definitions, Assets, Deemed Assets, Exempted Assets,
Debts Owed, Valuation of Assets- Valuation of immovable Property, Valuation of
Assets of Business, Valuation of Interest in Firm, Rate of Wealth Tax, Incidence of
Wealth Tax; Problems on Computation of Net Wealth and Wealth Tax.
UNIT II
12 hrs
Service Tax: Meaning and definition, Essentials for its Levy, Computation of Value of
Services and Service Tax, Exemptions from Service Tax, Discussion on 10 Taxable
Services - 1. Advertisement Agency
3.Cable TV
8. Outdoor Catering
12 hrs
12 hrs
12hrs
by HC Mehrothra
2 Direct Taxes
4 Indirect Taxes
by Datey VS
Objective: To acquaint the students with the provisions of Wealth Tax and with
various Indirect Tax Laws such as Service Tax, Sales Tax and Central Excise &
Customs Duties.
UNIT I
12 hrs
Wealth Tax:
1. Wealth- Meaning and definitions (2 Mark Question)
2. Individual, HUF and Company-meaning (2 Mark Question)
3. Valuation Date, net Wealth and Assessee and Assessment year- meaning (2 Mark
Questions)
4. Assets-Meaning typesa. Building- meaning (2 Mark/8 Marks Question)
b. Motor Car- meaning (2 Mark Question)
c. Jewellery-meaning (2 Mark Question)
d. Yachts, Boats and Aircraft-meaning (2 Mark Question)
e. Urban Land-meaning (2 Mark/8 Marks Question)
f. Cash in hand-(2 Mark Question)
5. Scope of liability to wealth tax or Incidence of Tax-(2 Mark/8 Marks Question)
6. Deemed Assets: (2 Mark/8 Marks Question)
a. Asset transferred to spouse (2 Mark Question)
b. Asset held by minor child (2 Mark Question)
c. Asset transferred to a Person or AOP (2 Mark Question)
d. Revocable transfer of Asset (2 Mark Question)
e. Asset Transferred to sons wife (2 Mark Question)
f. Asset Transferred to a person or AOP for the benefit of sons wife (2 Mark
Question)
g. Interest in Firm or AOP (2 Mark Question)
h. Converted Property (2 Mark Question)
i. Transfer by means of Book Entry (2 Mark Question)
j. Impartible Estate (2 Mark Question)
One/Two 20 marks problem on Computation of Net Wealth and Wealth Tax and or
Interest in partnership Firm
UNIT II
12 hrs
Service Tax:
1. Meaning and definition (2 Mark Question)
2. Broad scheme of new Taxation (2 Mark Question)
3. Meaning of the term Service (2 Mark Question)
4. Taxable territory (2 Mark Question).
5. Declared Service (2 Mark Question)
6. Essentials for its Levy (2 Mark Question)
7. Computation of Value of Services and Service Tax, abatement (2 Mark/8 marks
Question),
8. Exemptions from Service Tax-General Exemptions to small service providers (2
Mark/8 Marks Question)
9. Point of taxation (2 Mark Question)
10. Discussion on 10 Taxable Services
a. Advertisement Agency (2 Mark/8 Marks Question/8 marks Problem)
b. Business Auxiliary Services (2 Mark/8 Marks Question/8 marks Problem)
b. Cable TV Operators (2 Mark/8 Marks Question/ 8 marks Problem)
c. Practicing Chartered Accountants Company Secretaries, Cost Accountants
Services (2 Mark/8 Marks Question/ 8 marks Problem)
d. Courier Services (2 Mark/8 Marks Question/ 8 marks Problem)
e. Commercial Coaching and Training (2 Mark/8 Marks Question/ 8 marks
Problem)
f. Mandap Keepers (2 Mark/8 Marks Question/ 8 marks Problem)
g. Outdoor Catering (2 Mark/8 Marks Question/ 8 marks Problem)
h.
12 hrs
Indirect Taxes:
1. Meaning (2 Mark Question)
2. Distinction between direct and indirect taxes (2 Mark/8 Marks Question).
3. Karnataka Value Added Tax Act 2003:
a. Introduction
b. DefinitionsBranded, Business, Goods, capital goods (2 Mark Question), dealer (2 Mark/8
marks Question), agriculture, agriculturist, works contract, year, casual trader,
place of business (2 Mark Question), sale (2 Mark/8 marks Question),
turnover, total turnover, taxable turnover (2 Mark/8 marks Question),
c.
UNIT IV
12 hrs
(2 Mark/8 marks
Question/8
marks Problem)
22. Problems on computation of AV and CED (2 Mark/8 Marks Question/ 8 marks
Problem)
Question from this Topic
One/two 2 marks questions
One 8 marks theory question if required.
One 8 marks problem
Question from this Unit
Three 2 marks question
One 8 marks theory question if required.
One 8 marks problem
One 20 marks problem
UNIT V
12hrs
Customs Duty:
1. Act (2 Mark Question)
2.
by HC Mehrothra
6 Direct Taxes
8 Indirect Taxes
by Datey VS
Taxation II
MODEL QUESTION PAPER
Section A
Mr. A of Bangalore went to a hotel in Mumbai and had his breakfast there. State
whether the
transaction is inter-state sale.
4,26,250
1,12,960
2,65,700
4 Certification Fees
1,45,600
1,47,400
1,43,200
Mr. Gupta also got re-imbursed out of pocket expenses on actual basis from his clients
85,900.He has also incurred total expenditure of 3,15,000 as establishment expenses
of his office during the perid.
Calculate the value of Taxable Service and also the Service Tax payable thereupon. Mr.
Gupta charges service tax separately in the bills raised hence the above receipts are
not inclusive of service tax.
3. A company imported a machine from Europe. From the following information
determine the
25,000 Euro
1. The importer sent the goods to the exporter for the machine. It was used
in manufacturing the machine.
1,00,000.
5,000 Euro.
4,000 Euro.
50,000.
500 Euro
6. Transportation charges
1,000 Euro.
500 Euro.
10,000.
4. A company manufactured and sold 1,000 cars during the financial year 2014-15. The
price of the car is
2,00,000 each and excise duty and sales tax are charged
separately.
From the following information determine the Central Excise Duty payable:
1. The company purchased input
1,00,00,000.
2. The company purchased capital goods during the financial year
10,00,00,000. It
15,00,000
2 Land in urban area (construction not permitted as per municipal laws) 23,00,000
3.
Land in Urban area (held as stock-in trade since 2010, construction will be
11,30,000
3,10,000
10,00,000
12.
30,00,000
13. Residence provided to a whole time director (Salary Rs.15,00,000 the director own
25% equity shares) 17,00,000
The company has taken a loan of Rs. 6,00,000, Rs.7,00,000 and Rs.50,000 for
acquiring property numbers(1),(3) and (12) respectively. Find out the wealth tax liability
of the company for the A.Y.2014-15
10. M/s Premshankar Traders of Baikunthpur (Chhattisgarh) has supplied the following
statement of sales for the year ending 31st march, 2014
i. Waste newspaper sold in Baikunthpur
50,000
92,500
16,32,000
5,25,000
v. Sale to a registered dealer of Jaipur (Rajasthan) for resale on FormC of such goods
which are given his registration certificate ( Gross tax rate is 8% in the state)
3,06,000
vi. Sale of Declared goods to unregistered dealer of Gondia (Maharashtra) 8,40,000
(The rate of tax on such goods is 5% in the state and the customer returned goods
worth Rs.42,000 within six months)
vii. Sale to a registered dealer of Angul (Orissa) of such undeclared goods which have
not been given in his registration certificate ( Tax on such goods in the state is 8%)
2,43,000
viii. Sale of goods to Karachi (Pakistan) (Rate of tax in the state is 5%) 8,00,000
ix. Subsequent sale during inter-state trade (gross rate of tax in state is 13% 8,00,000
x. Export to Japan
1,60,000
Determine the Gross turnover, taxable turnover and tax payable under Central Sales
Tax Act. Tax include in the selling price.
11. From the following details provided by a dealer at Bangalore, calculate Total
Turnover, Taxable Turnover, Tax credit and KVAT liability, assuming that all legal
requirements have been complied with:
1 Sale of US Rods (III Schedule, Tax invoice Rs. 7,00,000)
2 Sale of banana chips
8,00,000
30,00,000
3,00,000
12,00,000
15,00,000
3,00,000
6,00,000
10 Sale of firewood
8,00,000
11 Purchase of spices
4,00,000
12 Sale of spices
4,50,000
15,00,000
50,000
80,000
50,000
After 6 months
60,000
60,000
18 CST collected
33,000
5,00,000
2 Advertising charges
50,000
3 Publicity charges
25,000
20,000
5,000
6 Servicing charges
50,000
30,000
8 VAT
50,000
10,00,000
2,00,000
5,00,000
5,00,000
8,00,000
3,50,000
Gold
3,00,000
Gold
Rural land
1,00,000
Debtors
1,50,000
Creditors
1,00,000
Stock-in-trade
1,00,000
10,00,000
Cash/Bank balance
50,000
26,50,000
26,50,000
4. The value of certain assets as per provisions of the III schedule is as under:
Land in rural area
3,00,000
15,00,000
Motor cars
4,20,000
Gold
16,50,000
57. Indicate whether the following residential house taxable under wealth tax.
Residential house owned by the company allotted to one of its officer whose
salary is (a) Rs.41,666 p.m. and (b) Rs.41,677 p.m..
58. State the asses which are exempt from wealth tax in the hands of Indian
repatriate.
59. Write a note on net wealth and valuation date.
60. What do you mean by outdoor catering?
61. What do you mean by turnover under CST Act?
62. What is the importance of Form H in Central Sales Tax?
63. State the interest on delayed payment of service tax.
64. Who can avail input tax credit?
65. Can input tax credit be carried forward?
66. What do you mean by voluntary registration under KVAT?
67. Who is liable to register under KVAT?
68. Explain the meaning of Sale-in-Transit.
69. How do you levy excise duty based on MRP?
70. Who is a Mantap keeper?
71. Write a note on tour operators.
72. Write a note on general exemption to small service providers.
73. Write a note on practicing C.A services.
74. What do you mean by F.O.B. price and landed price?
75. State the four methods of valuation for exports.
76. When a sale said to be outside on state?
77. Define turnover.
78. Who is called as Indian Repatriate?
79. What do you mean by customs area?
80. Explain the following terms for the purpose of wealth tax a) valuation date b) net
wealth.
81. Define Asset under wealth tax.
82. Define wealth tax.
83. Who is an individual, HUF and company for wealth tax purpose.
84. Who is called as assesses for wealth tax?
85. State the valuation date for wealth tax.
86. Give the meaning of building for wealth tax.
87. What do you mean by urban land under wealth tax Act?
88. Who are the persons liable to pay wealth tax?
89. Who is exempted from wealth tax?
90. What do you mean by deemed assets?
91. What do you mean by debts owed?
92. What do you mean by gross maintainable rent?
93. Write a short note on maintenance of accounts and documents under KVAT.
94. State the goods except from central excise Act.
95. What do you mean by revocable transfer?
96. Explain the meaning of taxable territory under service tax.
(8 marks questions)
1. Write a note on inclusions and exclusions in Assessable value under valuation
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
rules.
Discuss the high lights of CENVAT scheme.
Distinguish between SST and CST.
Explain the procedure for registration of a dealer u/s 7 of CST Act.
Explain briefly advantages and disadvantages of service tax.
Define and explain taxable service. State the essentials for the levy of service
tax.
7. What is custom duty? Mention special types of import duties.
8. What are the exclusions and inclusions while valuing taxable services?
9. Explain the assets exempt from wealth tax.
10. What do you mean by deemed assets. Mention various deemed assets in the
wealth tax.
11. Explain the difference between Excise duty and customs duty and Central Sales
Tax.
12. Explain different types of central excise duty.
13. Explain the importance and drawbacks of customs duty.
14. Explain different types of customs duty.
15. How would you determine the assessable value of goods for computation of
customs duty?
16. Explain the different methods of determination of price of imported goods under
the customs valuation.
17. How do you value immovable property and interest in the firm for wealth tax
purpose?
18. Write a note on net maintainable rent.
19. Write a note on provisions of wealth tax Act regarding assets held by minor child
and assets of Indian repatriates.
Question Bank prepared by:
Smt. Revathi
Head of the Department of Commerce and Management,
Shree Devi College,
Mangaluru.
0824-2212317
&
KRISHNA BHAT,
Associate Professor in Commerce,
Govt. First Grade College,
KARKALA-574104. UDUPI DIST
9901658123
***********
12 hrs
speculative risk, static and dynamic risks, quantifiable and non quantifiable risks,
credit risks, interest rate risk, price risk. Risk management, Definition, meaning, Risk
management Process- Risk Identification, Risk Analysis, Selection of TechniquesRisk Control, Risk Financing, Periodic Review.
Unit II
12 hrs
Introduction to Market Risk and Interest Risk- Meaning of duration & rate riskDerivations Meaning and features, types of derivatives- forwards, futures, options,
swaps etc., Forwards- Meaning, futures, advantages disadvantages, valuation.
Futures- meaning, trade mechanism, features, Futures and Forwards differencesuses of futures, types of futures- stock futures, index futures, commodity futures,
interest rate futures and currency futures. Settlement of futures. Arbitrage
opportunities in futures. Margins- margin account, initial margin, marking to mark,
mark to market margin, maintenance margin, margin call, variation margin. Swapsmeaning, features, types- interest rate swaps, mechanics of interest rate swapsvolatility of interest rate swaps- currency swaps- valuation of currency swaps,
commodity swaps, equity swaps. Options- meaning, features, types of options- call,
put European, American, double, in the money, out of money, at the money stock,
index, and intrest rate option. Settlement of options.
Unit III
12 hrs
Unit IV
12 hrs
Insurance Products and Pricing - Terminology and basic concepts, life insurance,
Fire polices, marine polices, design and development of life and non-life Insurance
products. Stages of new product development. Underwriting- definition, the trade off,
Twin guiding principles, basis of underwriting- Objectives and principles behind
underwriting- underwriting life and non-life insurance business- introduction to pricingPricing and Rating procedure- Pricing objectives- types of rating Class and merit.
Unit V
12 hrs
- Dr. P K Gupta
2 Insurance Management
- Anand Ganguly
- Dr. P K Gupta
- George E Rejda
- Hull.
- Skipper
Unit II
Section A (2 marks)
1
2
3
4
5
Section B (8 marks)
1
2
3
4
Unit IV
Section A (2 marks)
1
2
3
4
5
Section B (8 marks)
1 Explain the different types of rating in insurance.
2 Explain the four determinants of insurance pricing.
3 What do you mean by margin money? What are the different types of
margins?
4 Explain the objectives and principles of underwriting in insurance.
5 Explain the advantages of life insurance.
Section C (20 marks)
1 Define underwriting in insurance. What are the twin guiding principles of
underwriting? Discuss underwriting in life and non-life insurance.
2 What is insurance pricing? What are its objectives? Explain different types of
insurance rating?
Unit V
Section A (2 marks)
1 Give the meaning of voyage policy.
2 Give the meaning of proximate cause in Insurance.
3 What are maturity claims and death claims in life insurance?
Section B (8 marks)
1 Write a note on fire insurance claims.
2 Define marine policy. Explain different types of marine policies
3 Write a note on fire insurance claims.
Section C (20 marks)
1 Give a detailed account of claims management in life insurance.
2 Give the meaning and features of life insurance, fire insurance and marine
insurance.
3 Explain
the
general
guidelines
for
settlement
of
claims.
(2x10=20)
(8x5=40)
(20x3=60)