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Corporate Training . COST ACCOUNTING MANAGEMENT. CRM. ENTERPRENURE MANAGEMENT. Environment Management. Finance & Cost Accounting. Finance Management. ARAVIND 9901366442.doc

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Corporate Training


1.                   Explain the effectiveness of a training programme with suitable examples.
2.                  Is video the most effective way to achieve training objective?
3.                  Discuss the merits and demerits of on the corporate training method.
4.                  Differentiate training, education and development
5.                  How will you evaluate the effectiveness of training programme? Explain with examples
6.                  Explain the process and components of management development
7.                  Explain the various method available for evaluating the effectiveness of training programmes
8.                 Highlight the popular methods of training programme



COST ACCOUNTING MANAGEMENT


Q 1. Mention major items of expenses or income, which will appear in financial accounts, but will not normally appear in cost accounts.
Q 2. What is standard costing and how would you distinguish it from budgetary control
Q 3. If a company sells more units than it produces, would the the profits reported by absorption costing tend to be higher or lower than the profits reported by variable costing ?why?
Q 4. Why is operating costing called service costing ? describe in brief the cost accumulating procedure under operating costing.
Q 5. Discuss the accounting treatment of the spoilage and defectives in cost accounts.
Q 6. Explain the meaning of batch costing how does such accosting differ from job costing?
Q 7. Discuss briefly the principle to be followed while taking credit for profit on incomplete contracts?
Q 8. Discuss the various methods of treatment of research and development costs in cost account.


Customer Relationship Management


1.         Define different types of customers, their relationship styles and types of relationship.
2.         Explain all building blocks of CRM plan with proper examples.
3.         Explain 360° view of analytical CRM with diagram.
4.         "Relationship needs arise out of few goals". Discuss.
5.         Draw a list of Parameters involved in defining technical requirements.
6.         CRM is emerging as a most important factor affecting business growth”. Explain the statement.
7.         What do you mean by Sales Force Automation? What are the advantages of sales force automation?
8.         Differentiate between partner Relationship Management and Customer Relationship Management. What is the necessity of CRM? Discuss.



ENTERPRENURE MANAGEMENT



1. Suppose that Kimberly –Clark, the large paper products firm, hired you to assess its level of
entrepreneurial intensity. What three factor would you study to determine how entrepreneurial
Kimberly –Clark is at this point in time? How would you determine if these factors were present?

2. Kevin, a software engineer, plans to write a memo to his boss describing an idea he has for a
new software product. Kevin wants to convince his boss that his idea represents an opportunity
the firm should pursue. In your opinion, what should Kevin put in the memo

3. Kate Wilson has developed an innovative suite of software products for K-12 school. She is
wondering if now is a good time to launch a business to sell her products. What factors should
Kate consider in making this determination?

4. Give a brief account of the origin of the term ‘entrepreneur’

5. Describe any five qualities of a successful entrepreneur

6. What do you understand by women entrepreneurship?

7. Describe the functions and role of women entrepreneurs.

8.  Explain various barriers to entrepreneurship development]



Environment Management


1.    “Environmental law’ is the need of the hour”. Comment using suitable examples.

2.   What is the use of conducting Environmental Impact assessment (EIA) ? Discuss briefly on its assessment.
3.   Which are the major industries that contribute to industrial pollution ? Analyze.

4.   Suggest a plan of action for the NGO Non-Government organization to increase the awareness for SPCA (Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals).
5.   Explain Environmental Management system (EMS) and ISO 14000 standards.

6.   How the companies control their pollution problems effectively?

7.   “FCo-labelling and Green Procurement” – explain the meeting and also how it help the industries protect the environment.
8.  What does the term “Waste treatment” mean? Why is treatment important.


Finance & Cost Accounting


1.                   List out the differences between funds flow and cash flow statement. What is main purpose of a Balance sheet?
2.                  Explain the rules and regulations of International Accounting Standards
3.                  What is main purpose of a journal and ledger process in maintaining the accounting records?
4.                  Discuss the utility of ratios from various stakeholder perspectives. Also identify the three key financial ratios from each stake holder’s perspective?
5.                  Explain the various role performed by a modern management accountant.


Finance Management

1.  ”The modern approach is an improvement over the traditional approach of financial management.”Do you agree?

2. A company has Rs.200000 as EBIT .It has Rs.1000000,10% debentures .The equity capitalization rate (Ke)of the company is 12.5%.Find out the value of the firm under Net Income Approach. Also prove the NI approach.

3. A company earns Rs.5 per share ;it is capitalized at a rate of 10% and has a rate of return on investments of 16%. According to Walter’s model what should be the price per share at 50% dividend pay out ratio? Is this the optimum pay out ratio according to Walter?

4. ”The principal focus of finance is on decisions and actions which affect the value of the firm.”How can financial management help to maximize it?

5.  Sales Rs.2000000, Variable cost Rs.600000, Fixed costs Rs.100000, Interest Rs.5000

i)  Using the concept of operating leverage, by what percentage will EBIT increase,if there is a 10% increase in sales?

ii) Using the concept of financial leverage, by what percentage will EBT increase,if there is a 6%  increase  in EBIT?

iii) Using the concept of combined leverage, by what percentage will EBT increase,if there is a 6% increase in sales? earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT)

6. ”It is the capital expenditure decision that spells the difference between the business success and business failure.”Do you agree with this statement? Substantiate your views with reasons.

7.  X Ltd.,wishes to issue 1000 7% debentures of Rs.100 each for which the expenses of issue would be Rs.5 per debenture .Find out the cost of debenture capital.

9.      ”Financial analysis requires an explicit consideration of the time value of money.”Elaborate.



Finance Management


v  List out the differences between funds flow and cash flow statement.

v  Examine the break-even analysis with suitable examples and workings.

v  Explain the rules and regulations of International Accounting Standards.

v  Write an essay about common size and comparative statements.

v  Bring your attention on classification of budgets with suitable examples.

v  From the following figures given to you calculate material variances. Production for the period, 192 units.
Particulars Material X Material Y Standard price per tonne Rs. 240 Rs. 320
Actual price paid per tonne Rs. 227.50 Rs. 308 Actual weights 16 tonnes 13 tonnes

The standard production for the period represented by the above figures is 400 units for which the standard quantity allowance for material are 30 tonnes of X and 25 tonnes of Y.


7. The comparative Balance Sheets of M/s Ram Brothers for the two years were as follows :

(a)       Net Profit for the year 1995 amounted to Rs. 60,000.

(b)       During the year a machine costing Rs. 25,000 (accumulated depreciation Rs. 10,000) was sold for Rs. 13,000. The provision for depreciation against machinery as on 31.12.1994 was Rs. 50,000 and on 31.12.1995 Rs. 85,000. You are required to prepare a cash flow statement.

1.         8. The capital of Everest Co. Ltd. is as follows :

(a)       Closing stock Rs. 6,800.

(b)       Machinery is to depreciated by 10% and patents  by 20%.

(c)       Salaries outstanding Rs. 1,500.

(d)       Insurance includes a premium of Rs. 170 on a policy expiring on 31.12.1998.

(e)       Further bad debts are Rs. 700.

(f)        Rent receivable Rs. 1,000.

Prepare Trading and Profit and Loss a/c and Balance Sheet.

10.       Explain the various role performed by a modern management accountant.







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