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1.       Bank of Baroda

has come up with Recruitment of Specialists IT Officers.

Ø  Application Dates

a.       Online registrations have started from 13.07.2019

b.      Last Date to apply is 02.08.2019

Ø  Eligibility Details

a.       Min. 60% in 4 yrs. B.E/B.Tech Degree in Computer Science / Information Technology / Electronics & Communications from a recognized university / institute recognized by the Govt. of India or its regulatory body.

b.      Post 3 Years - Experience in maintenance and Administration of Linux Operating System in a Data Centre Environment.

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2.       Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti

Chandigarh has announced notification for the recruitment of Assistant Commissioner (Group-A), PGT , TGT & Other vacancies. Those Candidates who are interested in the vacancy details & completed all eligibility criteria can read the Notification here

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Ø  Application Dates

c.       Online registrations have started from 10.07.2019

d.      Last Date to apply is 09.08.2019

Ø  Eligibility Details

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3.       Indian Air Force

Offers opportunities for UNMARRIED MALE INDIAN / NEPALESE CITIZENS from designated Districts of State of Punjab to join as Airmen. The Recruitment Test for Group ‘Y’ (Non-Technical) Automobile Technician (Auto Tech) and Indian Air Force (Police) {IAF(P)} Trades will be held at Punjab Armed Police (PAP) Grounds, Jalandhar, Punjab.

Ø  Application Dates

Direct walk-in from 05.08.2019 to 09.08.2019 for Physical, Written & Adaptability Test.

Ø  Eligibility Details

Candidates born between 19 July 1999 and 01 July 2003 (both days inclusive) are eligible to appear in the Recruitment Rally.

Candidate should have passed Intermediate / 10+2 / Class XII or Equivalent

Examination in any stream/subjects approved by Central / State Education Boards with minimum 50% marks in aggregate as well as in English in Class XII or equivalent examination.

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Basics of Intraday Trading Strategies

Day Trading is basically an act of buying & selling shares of a Firm, Institution or a Group within the same day OR in a multiple no. of times that supposed to be squared off during the course of day (squared off: if a share is bought will have to short it by the end of days closure i.e. 3:15 PM IST & vice versa is the case with selling).

Basic Things to keep in my Mind (Tips):-

Risk Management

The very first case that arrives is newbie’s or anyone who doesn’t have a well designed strategy will come to lose his/her hard earned money in no time.

Avoid! Avoid! Such mistakes Plan properly & then execute.

Stop Loss / Limit Order

People often forget to add stop loss while doing day trades, as you’re risking your money on a single trade which in my opinion should never exceed 2% of your trading balance in any case. So, make it a habit to add stop loss each time you’re doing Intraday.

Limit orders help you trade with more precision & cut losses, wherein you set your price (not unrealistic but executable) for buying as well as selling.

No. of Trades

In a single day mark only 2-3 trades as your favorites, play safely don’t overtrade. You may lose more than you’ve earned.

Example:-

Case 1 – Suppose I took 100 shares which costs 100/- each, so in this scenario I have invested 10,000/- + broker charges which add up to 500 making it 10,500 for single trade.

In case I go for 3 trades in that day would have played for 31500.

Assuming I Lose on all three @ 2% as denoted earlier will have lost 630 + brokerage = 650/- (approx.) which I think one can easily bear & will cover with proper strategies.

Case 2 – In case I have gone for 6 trades in that day would have played for 63000/- & my losses would have been 1260 + brokerage = 1300/- (approx.).

As clearly mentioned one can see the difference.

So start small, convert them slowly in a well designed way to bigger outputs.

Penny Stock

All of us even me being one of them who’s every single time looking for deals with low prices. I strictly suggest avoiding them. These stocks often become delisted from the exchange or may lead to loss, until & unless you see a real opportunity as per your researches.

Recently on 20.06.2019 shares of Jet Airways have risen drastically from a face value of 17.5 to 73 INR only at the time of closing of the market that may have yielded good results.

*Ending Herewith an Important note: Don’t let your emotions abandon your strategies.

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Master of Business Administration - MBA Semester 4

MBA402-International Business Management

Set - 1

Q1. Define international Business? What are the various factors affecting international Business?

Definition international Business

Answer. Various factors affecting international Business

International business can be defined as any business that crosses the national borders of a country. It includes importing and exporting; international movement of goods, services, employees, technology, licensing, and franchising of intellectual property (trademarks, patents, copyright and so on). International business includes investment in financial and immovable assets in foreign countries. Contract manufacturing or assembly of products for local sale or for

Q2. Explain detail structure of WTO with diagram?

Structure of WTO with Diagram.

Answer. WTO

WTO was established on 1st January 1995. In April 1994, the Final Act was signed at a meeting in Marrakesh, Morocco. The Marrakesh Declaration of 15th April 1994 was formed to strengthen the world economy that would lead to better investment, trade, income growth and employment

Q3. Write a short note on international regulatory bodies.

European Union

United nations

OECD

IASC

IFA

Answer. European Union

European Union is pro-active in the harmonisation process. European Commission sets directives, which are orders to the member countries, to bring their laws in line with EU needs, within some transition period. The earlier accounting directives are:

Set - 2

Q1. What are the four methods of payment for the international Transactions?

Payment Methods

Answer. Since international trade deals with exchange of goods, there are various ways in which the payment terms (finance) will be handled. Bothe seller and trader should be careful about the method of payment as they are at different locations and transactions happen without face-to-face interaction

Q2. Explain in detail about short term credit and long term credit.

Short term credit

Long term credit

Answer.  Short term credit

The short term credit is provided in the form of pre-shipment and post shipment finance. This can be provided by the commercial banks that are authorised dealers in the foreign exchange. Short

Q3. What are the various advantages of global sourcing?

Advantages of Global sourcing

Answer. Advantages of Global Sourcing

As business operations diversified in the global production chain due to globalization, companies have to evaluate their choices, decisions and strategy for outsourcing different components at a cost effective level from all around the world. Outsourcing offers several advantages as different countries are endowed with different natural, physical and

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Master of Business Administration - MBA Semester 4

MBA401-Startegic Management and Business Policy

Set - 1

Q1. What are the major environmental factors a business strategist should reckon with?

Major environmental factors a business strategist should reckon with              10

Answer. All these and many other such cases point to an important facet of business— sensitivity of strategy to the external

Q2. What do you mean by Merger? Explain the various types of Merger.

Merger

Types of Merger

Answer. Merger

A merger is a combination of two or more organizations, in which one acquires the assets and liabilities of the other in exchange for shares or cash, or the organizations are dissolved, and a new company is formed, which takes over the assets and liabilities of the dissolved organizations and new shares are

Q3. Write Short notes on:

i. Strategic Audit                   5

ii. Managed Corporation      5

Answer. Strategic Audit

With increasing pressure on boards from external stakeholders to be more active, many directors are seeking more practical ways to conduct strategic overview of company management without getting directly involved in it.

Set - 2

Q1. What are the different categories according to Porter in which various industries can be broadly classified?

Different categories               10

Answer. Industries can be of various types—each major product group constitutes an industry (subject to the definition above). Industries can also be classified in terms of size of the constituent units or

Q2. Write short notes on:

i. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)         5

ii. Social Audit                                               5

Answer.  Corporate Social Responsibility

As mentioned above, external stakeholders of an organization are too many and varied and many of them represent different sections or social groups. This implies that organizations should be socially responsible;

Q3. Explain Management Control System (MCS).

Management Control System

Answer. Management Control System (MCS)

The management control system (MCS) runs parallel to the evaluation system, and, also, to some extent, is complementary to the evaluation system. The objective of the control system is to ensure that implementation of strategy takes place according to plan. A properly structured MCS should consist of

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Master of Business Administration - MBA Semester 3

MBA302-Legal Aspects of Business

Set - 1

Q1. What are the sources of Indian Law? 

Primary sources                                5

Secondary sources                            5

Answer. The primary sources of Indian Law are:

•          Custom

•          Judicial precedent (stare decisis)

•          Statute

•          Personal law

Q2. Explain the ways for breach of Contract and remedies for breach of contract.

Breach of contract

Remedies for breach of contract

Answer. Discharge of contract by breach

A breach of contract is one party’s failure to live up to the promises under a contract without a legal excuse. If the promisor has not performed his/her promise in accordance with the terms of the contract or where the performance is not excused by tender, mutual consent or impossibility or operation of law, then this amounts to a breach of contract on the part of the promisor. The consequence is that the

Q3. i) Narrate the facts and judgement in the case Howell vs. Coupland.

ii) Who is an unpaid seller? What are the rights enjoyed by an unpaid seller under extant provisions of law?

Howell vs. Coupland                                3

Unpaid seller and his rights                    7

Answer. Howell vs. Coupland

In this case, the seller agreed to sell 200 tonnes of potatoes to be grown by him, to the buyer at £2 a ton. Though he had the resources to grow 200 tons, an attack of pestilence killed most of the crop and he was able to deliver only 80 tons. The buyer instituted a suit against the seller for breach of contract and held that the contract was void, as it was an agreement to sell future goods and neither party is liable for impossibility of

Set - 2

Q1. Explain the kinds of Agencies.

Kinds of Agencies                             10

Answer. Kinds of Agencies   -

A contract of agency may be created by:

• An express agreement

• Implication (implied agreement)

Q2. Explain the nature and scope of complaints under the Consumer Protection Act?

Persons competent to make complaints      3

Place of complaint                                              1

Procedure for filing a complaint                       2

Admission of complaint                                     2

Power of the District Forum                               2

Answer.  Persons competent to file a complaint (Section 12)

Any of the following people may file a complaint under the Act:

•          The consumer to whom such goods are sold or delivered or agreed to be sold or delivered or such service provided or agreed to be provided.

•          In case of

Q3. Explain crossing of Cheques and its types.

Crossing of Cheques

Types

Answer. Crossing of Cheques-

Normally, there are two types of cheques:

Open cheques – These are paid over the counter of the bank and need not be put through a bank account or paid through a bank. They are subject to risk of fraud and forgery in the course of circulation.

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MBA301-Research Methodology

Set - 1

Q1. Elaborate Problem Identification Process

Problem Identification Process

Answer. Problem Identification Process

The process of identifying the research problem involves the following steps:

1. Management decision problem

The entire process begins with the identification of the difficulty encountered by the business manager/researcher. The manager might decide to conduct the study himself or gives it to a

Q2. Explain Advantages and Disadvantages of Secondary Data

Advantages of Secondary Data

Disadvantages of Secondary Data

Answer. There are multiple advantages of using secondary data.

• Resource advantage:- Any research that is making use of secondary information will be able to

Q3. Describe the type of questions used in any questionnaire

Open-ended                   2

Closed-ended                    8

Answer. Open-ended questions

In open-ended questions, the openness refers to the option of answering in one’s own words. They are also referred to as unstructured questions or free response or free-answer questions. Some illustrations of this type are listed below:

Set - 2

Q1. Explain Field editing and centralized in-house Editing

Explain Field Editing                         5

Centralized in-house Editing           5

Answer. Data editing is the process that involves detecting and correcting errors (logical inconsistencies) in data. After collection, the data is subjected to processing.

Processing requires that the researcher must go over all the raw data forms and check them for errors.

Q2. Elaborate the steps testing of Hypothesis Exercise

Testing of Hypothesis Exercise

Answer.  Steps in Testing of Hypothesis Exercise

The following steps are followed in the testing of a hypothesis:

Setting up of a hypothesis: - The first step is to establish the hypothesis to be tested. As it is known, these statistical hypotheses are generally assumptions about the value of the population parameter; the

Q3. Describe application of two-way ANOVA and Factorial Design

Two-way ANOVA

Factorial Design

Answer. Two-way ANOVA

Analysis of variance (ANOVA) is the most efficient method available for the analysis of experimental data. Analysis of variance is a method of considerable complexity and subtlety, with many

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Master of Business Administration - MBA Semester 2

MBA206-Project Management

Set - 1

Q1. Define Purchase Cycle and its various phases.

Purchase Cycle                               3

7 Phases of Purchase Cycle           7

Answer. Purchase Cycle

Purchase cycle is a standard process that corporations and individuals progress through (in order) when purchasing a product or service. It is also known as the 'buying cycle' or 'purchase process'. This cycle discusses about the decision points that the buyer or the purchasing team goes through. Usually, purchase cycle of a project consists of the following elements.         

Q2. Explain Project manager and Project Team responsibilities

Project Manager Responsibilities                     5

Project Team Responsibilities                            5

Answer. Project manager’s responsibilities

A project manager’s responsibilities do not stop once the planning of the project is done. Because a project manager is responsible to internal and external stakeholders, the project team, vendors, executive management, etc, the visibility of the position is intensified. Many of these people will now expect to see and discuss the resulting deliverables that were so meticulously detailed in the planning phase. As a project manager, keeping oneself from getting “down in the weeds,”

Q3. State the five advantages of using project management software.

Advantages of using project management software.

Answer.

Set - 2

Q1. Explain the Shewhart Cycle.

Planning

Doing

Checking

Act

Answer. The Shewhart Cycle

PDCA (plan–do–check–act) is an iterative four-step management method used by the companies to control and continually improve their processes and products. PDCA is also referred to as the Deming circle/cycle/wheel, Shewhart cycle, control circle/cycle, or plan–do– study–act (PDCA).

Q2. Explain no-discounted cash flow techniques

Pay Back Period (PBP) method                                   5

Accounting Rate of Return (ARR) method                5       

Answer.  Pay Back Period method (PBP)

This is one of the simplest method of evaluating investment proposals and also widely used. PBP is defined as the length of time required to recover the original investment on the project, through cash flows earned. The cash inflow includes operating profit, less income tax payable, plus

Q3. Define five methods of conflict resolution

Forcing

Smoothing

Compromise

Problem solving

Withdrawal

Answer. Forcing

One way of resolving a conflict is when one party pressurises the other party to agree. It is used when one person has authority over another and uses it.

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Master of Business Administration - MBA Semester 2

MBA205-Operations Research

Set - 1

Q1. Explain Various Assumptions of linear programming.

Linearity

Continuity

Independence and additivity

Proportionality

Answer. Assumptions of linear programming

Assumptions are the conditions that need to be present for conducting an experiment or applying a formula. For using the linear programming tool to solve a problem, it is necessary for the problem to fulfil all the conditions (or assumptions) of linear programming.

Q2. Write short note on

a. Concept of Duality in Linear Programming problem.   2.5

b. North-West Corner Method in Transportation problem   2.5

c. Benefits of holding inventory    2.5

d. Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) model    2.5

Answer. Duality in Linear Programming

For every Linear programming Problem, there is a corresponding unique problem involving the same data and it also describes the original problem. The original problem is called primal programme and the corresponding unique problem is called Dual programme. The two programmes are very closely related and optimal solution of dual gives complete information about

Q3. a. What is degeneracy in transportation problem?

b. Solve the following transportation problem using Vogel’s approximation method.

Factories	Distribution Centres				Supply
	C1	C2	C3	C4
F1	3	2	7	6	50
F2	7	5	2	3	60
F3	2	5	4	5	25
Requirements	60	40	20	15

Degeneracy in transportation problem and resolving it - 5

Computation/Solution to the problem - 5

Answer. a) Degeneracy in transportation problem

A basic solution to an m-origin, n destination transportation problem can have at the most m+n-1 positive basic variables (non-zero), otherwise the basic solution degenerates. It follows that whenever the number of basic cells is less than m + n – 1, the transportation problem is a

Set - 2

Q1. The processing time of four jobs and five machines (in hours, when passing is not allowed) is given in following table:-

a. Find an optimal sequence for the above sequencing problem.

b. Calculate minimum elapsed time & idle time for machines A, B, C, D & E.

Answer.

Q2. a. Elaborate the meaning of Simulation.

b. What are different Practical applications of simulation?

Meaning of Simulation.

Practical applications of simulation

Answer.  a) Simulation is a representation of real-life situations. It is a method in which a replica of a real-world process or system is developed over a period of time. The simulated model acts in the same manner as the selected physical or abstract process or system behaves in reality. For example

Q3. a. Explain the importance and utility of the replacement model in business organizations.

b. The maintenance cost and re-sale value per year of a machine whose purchase price is Rs. 7000 is given below:-

Year	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
Maintenance Cost (Rs.)	900	1200	1600	2100	2800	3700	4700	5900
Resale Value (Rs.)	4000	2000	1200	600	500	400	400	400

Importance and utility of the replacement model Replacement Year.

Answer. a) In an organisation, replacement problems arise when fixed assets, such as machines, equipment, and other tools, need to be replaced due to reduced efficiency, failure or breakdown. Sometimes, replacement takes place when more efficient equipment is available in the market or the maintenance of the existing equipment is incurring a huge cost on an organisation. However, an organisation needs to decide when the replacement of new equipment would

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