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Name ...
B.B.A. DEGREE EXAMINATION, MAY/JUNE 2005
Faculty of Management Studies
Semester I-Paper II-BUSINESS ACCOUNTING
Time:Three HoursMaximum :100Marks
Part A
Answer all questions.
Each question carries four marks.
1.How does book keeping defer from accounting ?
2.What are the objectives.of Depreciation ?
3.What are the different types of bills ?
4.What are the methods of accounting treatment in joint ventures ?
5.What is Bank reconciliation statement ?
(5 x 4 = 20 marks)
Part B
Answer any five including a compulsory case study.
6.Explain clearly the meaning and significance of
(a) Dual aspect concept.
(b) Busines entity concept.
7.What types of errors does a Trial Balance fail to disclose ?
8.State the various methods of depreciation.
9.What is the purpose of perpetration of manufacturing account and give the format of manufacturing
account ?
10. What is bill of exchange ? State its features.
11. Ahmed received on March 2004, two bills form Basheer for Rs.2,000 payable after 1 month and
Rs.4,000 payable after 2 months. Ahmed sent both the bills to his bank for collection. Ahmed was
advised by his bank that the bill for Rs.2,000 was honored and that the bill for Rs.4,000 was
dishonored on the respective due dates. Journalize the transactions in the books of Ahmed and
Basheer.
12. Adarji and Bomanji were partners in a joint venture sharing profits and losses in the proportion
of four-fith and one-fifth respectively. Adarji supplies goods to the value of Rs. 50,000 and incurs expense amounting to Rs.5,400. Bomanji supplied goods to the value of Rs.14,000 and his expense an amount to Rs.800. Bomanji sells goods on behalf of the joint venture and realizes Rs.92.000. Bomanji is entitled to a commission of 5 percent on sales. Bomanji settles his account. by bank draft. Give the ledger accounts in the books of co-ventures.
(5 x 8 = 40 marks)
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CASE
13.From the following particulars, ascertain the Bank Balance as per Pass Book on December 31
2003 :
(a) The Bank Balance as per cash book on that date was Rs.11,500.
(b) Cheques issued but not cashed before that date amounted to Rs.1,750.
(c) Cheques paid into bank, but not cleared before December 31, 2003 amounted to IZs.2,150_
(d) Interest on investments collected by the bank but not entered in the cash book amounted to
Its.2 7 5.
(e) Local cheque paid in but not entered in the cash book Rs.300.
(f) Bank charges debited in the Pass Books Rs.25.
Part C
Answer an,y two qu,esti.ons.
One case study conrpulsor.y.
Each question carries 20 marks.
14. Explain various accounting conventions.
15. Ram accepted on 1st April 1998 a bill for Rs.10,000 drawn by Shyam at three months. Shyam
immediately discounted the bill with his banker at 7 percent. Ram failed to meet the bill in due
time and at his request Shyam renewed it by adding 12 percent interest to the amount on Ram's
failed to meet the bill in due time and at his request Shyam renewed it by adding 12 per cent
interest to the amount on Ram's furnishing security. Ram endorsed two of his customers bills for
Rs.7,000 and Rs.5,400 due on 20th August 1998 and 10th September 1998 respectively. Shyam
discounted all the three bills at 7 per cent with the bankers, but on the due date the second customer's bill was dishonored. Ram became bankrupt. Nothing is recovered from his estate. Enter the transactions in Shyam's books.
16. The Swastik Oil Mills, Bombay consigned 10,000 kg. of castor oil to Dass of Calcutta on 1st January
1990. The cost of the oil was Rs.23 per kg. The Swastik Oil Mills paid Rs.20,000 for packing, freight and insurance. During transit 250 kg. were accidentally destroyed for which the insurer paid. directly to the consignors, Rs.4.500 in full settlement of the claim.
Dass took delivery of the consignment on the 10th January. On 31st March 1990, Dass reported
the 7,500 kg, were sold at Rs.30, the expense being on godown rent Rs.3,000. on advertisement
Its. 1,000 and on salesmen salaries Rs.6,400. Dass is entailed to a commission of 34 percent plus I
1/2 percent del credere. A party, which had bought 1,000 kg, was able to pay only 801% of the
amounts due from it. Dass reported loss of 100 kg. due top leakage. Assuming that. Dass paid the amount due by bank draft, show the accounts in the books of both parties.
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Case
17.The following is the Trial Balance taken from the books of Thiru. Narayanan as on 31st March
2001.
Rs.Rs.
Capital Account30,000Sales1, 75,000
Drawing account4,800Purchase returns6,000
Furniture1,200Sales returns10,000
Typewriters2,000Opening stock15,000
Cycles600Sundry debtors17,500
Motor van8,000Sundry creditors8,250
Purchases1,30,000Reserve for bad and doubtful750
Salaries and wages6,000General Expense600
Rent, rates and taxes3,300Postage300
Conveyance1,000Cash on hand1,175
Carriage Inwards5,000Cash with bankers2,325
Motor van upkeep4,000Carriage outwards6,000
Insurance1,200
1.Stock on hand as on 31-3-200112,500
2.Provide the following
(a)Salaries and wages outstanding600
(b)Rent outstanding300
(c)Petrol Bill for March 2001250
(d)Unimpaired insurance300
3. Write off Bad debts Rs.1000 and maintain a reserve for bad and doubtful debts at 5% on debtors.
4. Provide depreciation : Furniture 6% ; Typewriter 15%1; Cycles 15% Motor van 20%.
Pass the above adjustments and prepare Trading and Profit and Loss account for the year ended
31-3--2001 and Balance sheet as on that date.
(2 x 20 = 40 marks)
MGUSDE-2266(3 pages)Reg. No ......
Name ......
B.B.A. DEGREE EXAMINATION, MAY/JUNE 2005
Faculty of Management Studies
Semester I-Paper III-BUSINESS STATISTICS-I
rime : Three HoursMaximum : 100 Marks
Part A
Answer all questions.
1.Explain the difference between a sample and a population, with a suitable example.
2.Write a note on the limitations of statistics.
3.Briefly explain coefficient of variation.
4.What do you mean by time series ? Mention the main components of time series.
5.Several things can distort index numbers. Briefly explain some common causes of distortion.
(5 x 4 = 20 marks)
Part B
Answer any five of the following.
6.A hospital has the following data representing weight in pounds at birth of 200 premature
babies :-
ClassFrequencyClassFrequency
0.5-0.9102.5-2.929
1.0-1.4193.0-3.434
1.5-1.9243.5-3.940
2.0-2.4274.0-4.417
Construct an Ogive, and answer the following questions:-
If the premature babies under 3.0 pounds are normally kept in an incubator for several days as a
precaution, about what percentage of the hospital's premature babies will need an incubator ?
7.The following data from a company gives the "Time from receipt of order to Delivery (in days)" :-
41281411671313111120519101524
7296
Construct a frequency distribution for these data, and also construct a relative freuqency
distribution. (Use intervals of 6 days).
(3 + 3 = 6 marks)
If the company wants to ensure that half of its deliveries are made in 10 or fewer days, can you determine from the frequency distribution whether they have reached this goal ?
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8.What are seasonal variations ? How is a study of seasonal variations useful ?
9.In the following data set, Y is the dependent variable and X is the independent variable :-
Y333824615245658229635079
X37661012121312131415
(a) Develop the estimating equation that best fits this data.(5 mark-)
(b) Calculate the sample coefficient of correlation.(3 mark )
10.For the following series of observations, calculate the 4-year centred moving averages :-
Year1989199019911992199319941995199619971998199
Sales2000600010005000300070002000600040008000 300U
11.Distinguish between Quantity indices and value indices. Mention the advantages of both.
12.Distinguish between Fixed-weight aggregates method and Paasche method of computing indice
13.For the sample given below, compute :
(a)Range.
(b)Interquartile range.
2549389736612697220036922145265332492841
3812222838912668226834693268259838423362
(3+5=8 marks
Part C
Answer any two of the following questions.
Each question carries 20 marks.
One question from Unit I is compulsory.
UNIT I
14.The administrator of a hospital surveyed the number of days 200 randomly chosen patients stayer
in the hospital following an operation. The data are
Hospital stay
(in days)1-34-67-910-1213-1516-1819-2122-24
Frequency189044219945
(a) Calculate the standard deviation and mean.(9 + 6 = 15 marks
(b) According to Chebyshev's theorem, how many stays should be between 0 and 17 days
How many are actually in that interval ?
(5 marks!
15.Find the rank correlation coefficient for the following data :-
X92898786867771635350
Y86839177688552823757
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UNIT II
16. An environmental agency has been watching a city's air quality over a 5-year period and has
assembled the following seasonal data regarding amount of contaminants (in parts per million) in the air :-
YearQuarter 1Quarter 2Quarter 3Quarter 4
1992452385330385
1993474397356399
1994494409375415
1995506429398437
1996527454421482
Determine the seasonal indices and deseasonalize these data (using a 4-quarter centred moving
average).
17.The prices and number of units sold for a company's four products from 1993 to 1996 are given
below :-
Setting Price
1993199419951996
Product 11894190619381957
Product 22506256026092680
Product 31403144014621499
Product 41639165016741694
Numbers Sold (thousands)
1993199419951996
Product 184.686.998.4107.5
Product 238.442.555.667.5
Product 387.499.4109.7134.6
Product 475.878.982.486.4
Construct a Laspeyres index for each of these 4 years using 1993 as the base period.
MGUSDE-2267(2 pages)Reg. No ......
Name ......
B.B.A. DEGREE EXANIINATION, MAY/JUNE 2005
Faculty of Management Studies
Semester I-Paper IV-BUSINESS MATHEMATICS-I
Time : Three HoursMaximum : 100 Marks
Answer any five full questions.
1.(a)Define "Family of sets" with an example.(6 marks)
(b)IfA(1,2,3,4},B=(2,4,5,6}and C=(3,4,6,8},find (i)Au(BuC);(ii)(AuB)nC;
(iii) Prove Au(B uC)=(AuB)uC.
(7 marks)
(c)Let A and B be any two sets, prove that (A u B)'= A' n B' .(7 marks)
2.(a)If A = 124] and B =(7 marks)
[2], find (i)2A+ 2B and (ii)3A-2 B.
335
10-2
(b)Show that A =224satisfies the equation A2 - 3 A + 2 I = 0.(6 marks)
002
2-35
(c)Find the inverse of the matrix52- 7 .(7 marks)
-431
3.(a)Solve by matrix method :
2x+2y+z=13
4y+z= 17
-3x+2y=3
(10 marks)
(b) Solve the following equation by finding inverse of the coefficient of matrix
x+2y-z=2
3 x - 4 y + 2 z = 1
-x+3y-z=4
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4.(a) There are six books on Economics, three on Maths and two on Accountancy. In how many
ways can these be placed on a shelf if the books on the same subject are to be together.
(7 marks)
(b) Find the value of r, if 18C, = 18Cr i 2.(6 marks)
(c) Prove that "Pr = n x" -1 Pr -1.(7 marks)
5.(a)A.vegetable vendor puts Rs. 200 at the end of every year in a savings bank at 2'/, percent
compound interest. How much will his savings amounts to in 16 years ?
(7 marks)
(b) Find the interest on Rs. 2000 for 12 years at 4.5 percent interest paid half yearly. (7 marks)
10
(c)Find the coefficient of x2 in [x3 + a 110(6 marks)
x
864
6.(a)Find the rank of426 .(10 marks)
44-2
(b) A manufacturing company purchased a drilling machine for Rs. 40,000. This machine
depreciates in value at the rate of 12 % every year from its value at the beginning of every year. Obtain its value at the end of 12 th year.
(10 marks)
7.(a)Sum the series 12 + 32 + 52 + .... upto "n" term.(6 marks)
(b)Sankar : can complete a job in 6 hours while Ragav will complete the same job in 9 hours.
Calculate the time that will take for both to complete the job together.
(7 marks)
(c)Prove that x log y- log z x y log 2 - log x x z log x - logy= 1(7 marks)
8.(a)Ifx=-2 (12 marks)
+ 2 'prove that x' + x1 is an integer.
(b)Write short nots on;:
(i)Principles of optimality.
(ii)Geometric progression.
(8 marks)
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MGUSDE-2268(2 pages)Reg. No ......
Name ......
B.B.A. DEGREE EXANIINATION, MAY/JUNE 2005
Faculty of Management Studies
Semester I - Paper V - PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT
Time : Three HoursMaximum : 100 Marks
Part A
Answer all questions.
Each question carries 4 marks.
Write short notes on :-
1.Scientific management..
2.Management as decision making.
3.Organisational structure.
4.Strategic planning.
5.Effective budgetary control.
(5 x 4 = 20 marks)
Part B
Answer any five questions.
Each question carries 8 marks.
6."Decision making is a primary task of a manager". Comment.
7.What is principle of the span of management ? List out the factors determining an effective
span.
8.Briefly explain the concept of line and staff relationship in organizations.
9.Define leadership. What are the essential ingredients of leadership ?
10. Give a brief account on the concept of Management by Objectives.
11.How is staffing related to other managerial functions and activities ?
12.Briefly explain the basic control process.
(5 x 8 = 40 marks)
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Part C
Answer two questions.
Case study is compulsory.
Each question carries 20 marks.
13. What is motivation ? Compare and contrast the Maslow's and Herzberg theories of
motivation.
Or
14. Choose an organization you know, and identify its strengths and weaknesses. What are its
special opportunities and threats in the external environments ?
15. CASE STUDY :
The president of ABC airlines, seeing that costs were getting out of control as the company grew, brought in as an executive assistant a brilliant young man who was a certified cost accountant. The assistant was told about the company's problem of rising costs and was asked for his help in solving the problem.
The new assistant gathered a staff of high-quality industrial engineers, financial analysts, and recent toppers from IIM Bangalore. After laying out the company's problem, he assigned them to investigate cost problems and management methods in the airline's operations, maintenance, engineering, and sales departments. After a number of studies, the president's assistant found many sources of inefficiency in the various departments and initiated a number of changes in operating practices. In addition, he made many reports to the president. Outlining in detail the inefficiencies, his staff had found and the measures being taken to correct them. These reports also showed, with ample supporting detail, the crores of rupees that his actions were saving the company.
Just as these cost saving programs were being implemented, the vice-presidents in charge of operations, maintenance, engineering, and sales descended on the president and insisted that the assistant be discharged.
Questions :
(a) Why should the assistant, who was doing so well, be so much resented by the
vice-presidents ? What went wrong ?
(b) Assuming that the findings of the assistant and his staff were accurate, what should
have been done by the president, the assistant, the vice presidents, and others to
make these findings useful ?
(2 x 20 = 40 marks)
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B.B.AJB.B.MJB.C.A.B.F.T.B.T.S.B.Sc. COMPUTER SCIENCE/B.Sc. MED.
PSYCHOLOGY DEGREE EXAMINATION, MAY/JUNE 2005
Semester I-Part I-English-Paper I-A FOUNDATION ENGLISH COURSE FOR
UNDERGRADUATES-A
(2003 Admissions onwards)
Time : Three HoursMaximum : 50 Mai cs
Note.-(1) All questions are compulsory.
(2) All answers are to be written in the space provided.
(3) Rough work is to be done on additional sheets only.
Section A (A Remedial Grammar for Advanced Students)
(15 marks)
Questions 1-6. Here are a few sentences where the verb has been left out. Use the correct form of the vet (rs
given in brackets :
1.Iwork in Malaysia for three years. (work)
2. Marieat the age of 86, in 1964. (die)
3. Each July weto Turkey for a holiday. (go)
4. Terryto Glasgow last week to visit his father. (drive)
5. She walked into the station only to find that the train.(leave)
6. Some people believe that the earthby a nuclear accident. (destroy)
(3 marl ;)
Questions 7 and 8. Choose the best alternative from the brackets :
7. The police found the manthe wall. (climbed, climbing, has climbed)
8. If I were a bird, Iin the air. (will fly, would fly, would have flown)
(1 mar!J
Questions 9-11. Use the suitable form of the verb in the brackets and complete the sentences :
9.Nextear Iy-(work) ihn te company for 30 years.
10.Although it was hard at firstshe came,(enjoy)workingfhor te airline.
11.When he came into the halleverone,y(tt)hsarceering.
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Question 12. Get some water. (Rewrite the sentence into a polite request using "could")
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(1/z mark)
Questions 13-18. Complete the following sentences :
13.To lose weight,I adviseyou to
14.When he found that he couldn't walkhe,
15.She overheard them talkinaboutg
16.If I had monIey,
17.This medicinein a coollpace.
18.Desite his injurpy.
(6 marks)
Questions 19 and 20. Use a suitable modal auxiliary in the blank spaces :
19. Newspapersmislead the public.
20. Youcome, if you are busy.
(1 mark)A
Question 21. Articles have been removed from 4 places in the following passage. Identify the places
where articles are necessary by marking 1,2,3,4 and then write down the correct articles
against the numbers given below :
Insect is not afraid of gravity ; it can fall without danger and can cling to ceiling with remarkably little trouble. It can have elegant form of support. But there is a force as formidable to insect as gravity is to mammal. This is surface tension.
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2......
3......
4......
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Section B (Functional Reading)
(12 marks)
Questions 22-29. Read the passage carefully and answer the questions that follow :
Progress in human knowledge has, no doubt, led to the development of applied sciences and technology which has, in turn , profoundly altered man's environment. In primitive societies the expectation of life is still about 30 years ; even in a country like England in the nineteenth century it was only about 40 years whereas today it is around 70 years. In many countries like India and Sri Lanka the death rate has been halved by wiping out malaria, small-pox and such other deadly diseases. At the same time, the world has failed to control births, which in developing countries run at 40 to 45 per thousand compared with 15 to 120 per thousand in Europe. The result is a dangerous population explosion.
About two centuries ago in 1789, the Rev. Thomas Malthus, the unknown English curate, published a booklet called Essay on Population. In this book Malthus made a terrible prognosis that human population will soon outrun the means of subsistence. We do not know when the doom will fall but things have not exactly worked out the way that Malthus predicted because food production has, in a way, kept pace with the growth of population. Malthusian theory predicted that population would increase in geometrical progression while agricultural production would increase in arithmetical progression. The real problem is one of the imbalances in population growth and food in the different parts of the world.
The advanced nations face no population problem since they were steady setting down to the zero
growth rate in population. Zero growth means that population will keep steady through generations
and that births will be just enough to compensate deaths, never more. Advanced countries, by and
large, remained surplus in food production. It is the developing and underdeveloped countries
that have the dual problems, heavy shortages in vital articles of food and galloping population
figures ; as a result, the standard of living is very low. One may think that only the developing and
underdeveloped countries that have this problem but the developed countries cannot live in isolation in an age of supersonic transport. The threat of unmanageable population pressure is very much . like the threat of nuclear war.
22.What are the reasons of population explosion ?
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23. What is Malthusian theory ?
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24. Why is population explosion considered dangerous by Malthus ?
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25. What is zero growth rate in population ?
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26. What is the factor that profoundly altered man's environment ?