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MARKETING MANAGEMENT
Chapter 1: Introduction to Marketing 15%
-Meaning and definition of market, marketing and marketing management
-Characteristics of modern marketing
-Importance of marketing
-Marketing concept – production, product, selling, marketing and societal marketing concept
-Marketing management tasks
Chapter 8: Consumerism 5%
-concept and imp of consumerism in developing countries
-Concept of redressal agencies
Reference Books:-
Marketing management-Philip Kotler
Marketing management-William Stanton
Marketing management-Pride, William and Ferrel
Marketing –J.C.Gandhi
Cases in Marketting-S.D.Sharma
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PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT
Section -1 Organization Behavior 30%
Chapter 1:
-Introduction of O.B.
-Concept, Significant and elements of O.B.
-Limitation of O.B.
Chapter 2: Perception
-Concept, significance, factors affecting perception
-Process of perception ( including perceptual selectivity)
-Perception and Organizational Behavior
Chapter 3: Learning
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Chapter 5: Compensation
-Concept,significance, wage & salary administration guidelines for Ideal wage system, Incentive
(brief)
Reference Books:
1. Personal Management (Mgt. of Human Resources)-Dr. C.B.Mamoria
2. Dynamics of Personal Administration-M.N.RadraBasavraj
3. Industrial relations and Personal Mgt.-Bishwanath Ghosh.
4. Organizational Behavior -K. Ashwathapa
5. Organizational Behavior-Stephen Robbins
6. Human Behaviour at work -Keith Davis
2. Investment Decision
-Concept-significance process –types of capital budgeting decisions
-Project appraisal methods(with practical)
-ARR method
-Pay Back Method
-NPV Method
-IRR Method
-PI Method
[Excluding stud y of Risk and Uncertainly analysis]
4. Financing Decision
a) Capitalisation – under & over capitalisation, concept, symptom, causes, effects & remedies.
b) Capital structure – concept, determinants of capital structure, characteristics for an ideal
capital structure
c) Source of finance : Various source including ADR and GDR [ Excluding financing
institutions]
6. Leverage Analysis :
• Concept of leverage – concept and significance of operating leverage, BEP analysis
• Concept of financial leverage, Signficance
• EBIT & EPS analysis
• Combined leverage [ incl. practical]
NOTE :
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BUSINESS –STATISTICS
CHAPTER – 1 PROBABILITY
Random Experiment, Sample Space Generation of Sample with Tossing of Coins, Drawing
of Cards, Balls etc. Events And Algebra of Event probability – varies definition classical imperial
and exhaumatic Law of Probability Addition and Multiplication Theorem Conditional Probability,
Intendance of two events, Bayer Theorem And its Application.
CHAPTER – 2
A. MATHEMATICAL EXPECTATION
Concept of Discrete random variable, Probability of mass Function of Discrete random variable and
its property definition of mathematical exp of discrete random expereriment . Definition of row a
central moments of discrete random variable up to order four their relationship (without proof)
Numerical Examples.
B. NORMAL DISTIBUTION :
Equation of normal probability curve relation between binomial and N.D. Relation between P.D.
and N.D. importance properties of N.D. Uses of N.D. and examples
CHAPTER – 3
A. BINOMIAL DISTRIBUTION
Probability function to binomial distribution conditions of Binomial distribution, Derivation of
probability mass function of Binomial distribution, Mean variance and properties of Binomial
distribution, use examples of B.D. Fitting B.D.
B. POISSION DISTRIBUTION
Derivation of passion mass function as a Limitation of Binomial Passion Distribution Derivation of
mean and variance fitting of P.D. properties and uses of P.D. and examples.
CHAPTER - 4
A. SAMPLING (ONLY THEORY)
Introducing, Method of Enumeration
1. Census Enumeration and sample
Enumeration method
Method of sampling
Random sampling method only
a) Simple random sampling
b) Stratified random sampling
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c) Systematic sampling
d) Multi - Stage random sampling
CHAPTER – 5
A. LARGE SAMPLE (Z – TEST)
• Procedure of testing of hypothesis and term used in testing of Hypothesis
• Test significance for
1. Single Mean
2. Difference of Mean
3. Difference of S.D.
4. Single Proportion
5. Difference of Proportion
CHAPTER - 6
A. F-TEST AND ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE
• F-statistics
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CHAPTER – 7
LINEAR CORRECTION AND REFRESSION
• Meaning and types of correlation methods
• Scatter Diagram method
• Karl persons co-relation
• Coefficient ( For grouped and ungrouped data)
• Spearman rank correlation coefficient method
• Probable Error of R and its interpretation
• Regression line of dependent variable on independent variables
• Methods
• Graphics
• Algebraic
• Computation of regresdsion coefficient and regression Equ.
• Standard Error of estimation
CHAPTER – 8
STATISTICAL QUALITY CONTROL
• Meaning of uses of S.Q.C
• Base of control limits
• Theory of run
• Control chart for variable (X,R)
• Control chart for Attributes (P, Np,C)
• Acceptance sampling (only theory)
• Need and importance of acceptance sampling on the
o Single sampling plan
o Double sampling plan
o Oc curve
CHAPTER – 9
BUSINESS FORECASTING
• Meaning and uses of B.F.
• Method of forecasting
• Least square method (Y=A+Bx)
Y = A+Bx+Cx2
Y = Abx
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• Smoothing Technique
• Method of moving avg.
• Method of exponential smoothing
• Concept of input output analysis with examples
CHAPTER – 10
DECISION THEORY
CHAPTER – 11
A. SAMPLING (ONLY THEORY)
• Introduction
• Step in decision theory
• Types of decision making environment
• Decision making under
1. Uncertainty
2. Risk
• Decision tree analysis
3. Composition
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COMPANY ACCOUNTS
Weightage
100% Total
80% Practical
20% Theory
ONLY WORKING KNOWLEDGE IS REQUIRED
1. Issue Forteiture and Reissue of share, issues of Right shares, repurchase of shares.
2. Redepmtion of preference shares. Issue of Bonus shares
3. Issueand Redemption of Debentures. Redemption by conversion and buy back. (excluding
sinking fund)
4. Final accounts of a company including vertical presentation. (Practical example only in
vertical form). Events after balance sheet date
5. Understanding Annual Reports – siginificance, information structure of Annual Report and
provision of company and Act – 1956
6. Analysis of Financial Statements
• Comparative and common size statements
• Analysis on the basis of ratios – profitability ratios, Liquidity ratio, Turnover ratio, Capital
structure ratios and Leverage ratio. (Computation of ratios from Financial Statements Only)
7. Valuation of Goodwill and Shares.
8. Recent development in Accounts (Theory only)
HRA – Meaning, objective and methods
Inflation accounting – meaning, objective and methods
Social responsibility accounting, meaning objectives and Methods of presentation.
Case study methods be adopted for the following topics
1. Final Accounts
2. Ratio Analysis
3. Understanding Annual Report
4. Valuation of shares.
REFRENCES :-
1 Corporate Accounting – Gupta & Radhaswamu, Sultanchand & sons, New Delhi.
2 Advanced Accounts – II (corporate Accounting) – Grewal & Gupta, S. Chand & co ltd.,
New Delhi.
3 Corporate Accounting – Jain and Narang, Kalyani Publishing House,Ludhiyana.
4 Corporate Accounting – Maheshwari S.N., Vikas Publishing House, New Delhi.
5 Corporate Accounting – Arunlanandam & Raman, Himalaya Publishing House, Mumbai.
6 Company accounts – Rana & Dalal, B. S. Shah Prakashan, Ahmedabad.
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MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS
1. Meaning and objective of M.E., and scope of M.E., theory of decision making and business
decision.
2. Demand and Demand analysis, demand distinction, (i,e., Type of demand; procedures goods
and consumers goods, durable goods, demand and non-durable goods demand, demand of firtm and
demand of an industry, Derived and autonomous demand, Short run and long run demand.)
3. Demand Forecasting – Meaning, factors affecting forecast, purpose of demand forecasting –
methods of demand forecasting for established and new product – criterions of ideal forecasting.
4. Market structure and revenue relationship (Restricted only to AR an MR) relationship
between AR and MR. under perfect competition, oligopoly - kinked demand curve – monopolistic
competition.
5. Production function : Concept of production function, ISO cost curve, ISO quant curve, least
cost combination, Law of return and economics of scale.
6. Cost of production and cost curves; The concept of costs – accounting cost and economic
costs, fixed and variable cost, incremental cost and sunk cost. Relationship between production rate
and cost in short term – long term, average cost curves.
7. Pricing policy; Objectives of pricing policy – methods of pricing cost plus – target going
rate. Customary and skimming pricing,- pricing under oligopoly, Problems – solution – [Non price
competition, price leadership, Hidden price competition]
8. Price differentiation : Meaning, Objective, Advantages – Methods – Distribution discount,
quantitative discount. Cash discount, geographical price differentiation.
9. Breakeven Analysis: Assumption arithmetic of breakeven analysis Evaluation.
10. Capital budgeting and investment policy (Methods of evaluation investment proposal – Pay
Bank, A.R.R N.P.V)
N/B : Pricing, Capital budgeting demand forecasting cost should be taught with relevant case study.
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REFERENCE BOOKS
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PRACTICAL STUDY
100 Marks
50 Marks for practical and 50 marks for viva voice examination)
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• Financial Management
• Marketing Management
• Human Resource Management
• Production Management
4. Summary and Findings
5. Bibliography