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BUSINESS STUDIES CLASS : XII - CBSE question papers - business studies sample papers (Examination Paper)

1. Your grandfather has retired from an organisation in which he was responsible for implementing the plans developed by the top management. At which level of management was he working? (1)

 2. Laxmi Chemicals Ltd., a soap manufacturing company wanted to increase its market share from 30% to 55% in the long run. A recent report submitted by the Research and Development Department of the company had predicted a growing trend of herbal and organic products. On the basis of this report the company decided to diversify into new variety of soaps with natural ingredients having benefits and fragrances of Jasmine, Rose, Lavender, Mogra, Lemon grass, etc. The unique selling proposition (USP) was to promote eco-friendly living in the contemporary lifestyle. The company decided to allocate ` 30 crores to achieve the objective. Identify the type of one of the functions of management mentioned above which will help the company to acquire dominant position in the market. (1)

 3. What is meant by “apprenticeship programme”? (1)



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