UGC NET Mock 9 on Management – 20 Questions for Practice by Meenu Saini | Feb 26, 2024 | General | 0 comments UGC NET Mock Test 9 on Management – 20 Questions for Practice Take Test 9 20 questions for Practice – Management Test 9 Please wait... 1. Which of the following function involved under marketing management’s function? 1. Collection of market information 2. Marketing coordination 3. Marketing controlling 4. All the abovea.2 & 3b.3 onlyc.4 onlyd.1 & 2 Loading... 2. Y = a + bX refers toa.Y = independent variable, a = dependent variable, b = Y intercept and X = slope of the lineb.Y = dependent variable, a = Y intercept, b = slope of the line and X = independent variablec.Y = dependent variable, a = slope of the line, b = Y intercept and X = independent variabled.Y = independent variable, a = slope of the line, b = Y intercept and X = dependent variable Loading... 3. Which among the following is not correct with regards to Clause 49 of SEBI Act?a.Clause 49 is related to the Listing Agreement to the Indian Stock Exchange.b.It desires 50 percent independent Directors.c.It came into effect from 31stDecember 2005.d.None of the above Loading... 4. The customer joining the queue and leaving it afterwards is defined asa.Balkingb.Jockeyingc.None of the aboved.Reneging Loading... 5. An industrial unit, according to the RBI, is sick ifa.Incurred cash loss in the previous year.b.all of the above.c.Likely to incur loss in the following year.d.Current ratio is less than 1: 1 with weak debt-equity ratio. Loading... 6. Which of the following powers of Directors cannot be exercised without the consent of shareholders in General Meeting?a.Power to borrow monies exceeding the aggregate of the paid-up capital of the company and its free reserves.b.Power to make loansc.Power to buy back its sharesd.Power to make calls on shareholders Loading... 7. Two statements are given below: Statement – I: Product concept of marketing holds that consumers would favour those products that are available and highly affordable. Statement – II: Production concept of marketing holds that consumers would not buy enough of the company’s product unless the company undertakes a substantial promotional efforts. Choose the correct option from the four options given below:a.Both statements are wrong.b.Both statements are correct.c.Statement II is correct and I is wrong.d.Statement I is correct and II is wrong. Loading... 8. According to Michael Porter, a strategy aims at producing products and services considered unique industry wide and directed at consumers who are relatively price-insensitive is known asa.Cost Leadership – Best Valueb.Focus – Best Valuec.Focus – Low Costd.Differentiation Loading... 9. A sound business opportunity is the result of appropriate interaction between:a.all of the aboveb.Needs of the societyc.Capabilities of an entrepreneurd.Resources available in the environment Loading... 10. According to Porter, the nature of competitiveness in a given industry can be viewed as a composite of the following five forces: 1. Rivalry among competing firms. 2. Potential entry of new competitors. 3. Potential development of substitute products. 4. Bargaining power of suppliers. 5. Bargaining power of consumers. Identify the force which is central (most powerful) to remaining four:a.Rivalry among competing firms.b.Bargaining power of consumers.c.Potential entry of new competitors.d.Potential development of substitute products. Loading... 11. “An entrepreneur always searches for change, responds to it and exploits it as an opportunity.” Who said it?a.Max Weberb.F.W. Taylorc.J.R. Tulsiand.Peter F. Drucker Loading... 12. In context of Industry Analysis which matrix allows strategists to summarise and evaluate economic, social, cultural, demographic, environmental, political, governmental, legal, technological and competitive information?a.IFE Matrixb.EFE Matrixc.CPM Matrixd.BCG Matrix Loading... 13. Work measurement refers toa.Planning the work and working for the plans.b.Arrangement of machines according to operations.c.The length of time it takes to complete a work task assigned to a specific job.d.Improving work methods. Loading... 14. Which is not the object of Entrepreneurship Development Programmes?a.To create successful entrepreneurb.None of the abovec.To create awareness about Government schemes and programmesd.To remove doubts of entrepreneurs and to give solutions to the problems Loading... 15. Which among the following best describes the process of gaining competitive advantage in a firm?a.Weaknesses → Strengths → Distinctive Competencies → Competitive Advantagesb.Distinctive Competencies → Weaknesses → Strengths → Competitive Advantagesc.Strengths → Weaknesses → Distinctive Competencies → Competitive Advantaged.Weaknesses → Strengths → Distinctive Advantages → Competitive Advantages Loading... 16. From the following, identify the test which can be used both as parametric and non-parametric?a.‘Chi-square’ testb.‘F’ testc.‘T’ testd.‘Wil-coxon’ test Loading... 17. In a symmetrical distributiona.Mean, Median and Standard Deviation are equal.b.Mean, Median and Mode values are identical.c.Mean, Median and Correlation are equal.d.None of the above Loading... 18. Facility planning includesa.Determination of the layoutb.Determination of production capacityc.All the aboved.Determination of production facilities location Loading... 19. Statement – I: One of the major causes of the industry for larger capacity is the argument that large facilities facilitate greater economies of scale. But the major concern for building big capacity is that funds will be tied up or scarcity of funds. Statement – II: A viable alternative to larger capacity production facilities is to develop subcontractor and supplier networks.a.Statement I is correct and II is false.b.Both statements I & II are correct.c.Statement II is correct and I is false.d.Both statements I & II are false. Loading... 20. Arrange the following in ascending order in the testing of hypothesis: (i) Determining the level of significance (ii) Deciding the Statistical Test and computation (iii) Setting the hypothesis (iv) Decisiona.(iii), (i), (ii) and (iv)b.(i), (iii), (iv) and (ii)c.(i), (iii), (ii) and (iv)d.(iii), (ii), (i) and (iv) Loading... Loading... on Submit a Comment Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. 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