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2026 Statistics

Key Facts: BSEB Inter Entrepreneurship Exam

~3h 15m

Typical BSEB Intermediate Entrepreneurship theory exam duration

BSEB Intermediate 2026 model paper 218 logistics

70 theory

Full Marks on 2026-style Intermediate Entrepreneurship theory model paper

biharboardonline.com model paper 218-ENTREPRENEURSHIP

~35 MCQs

Objective items to attempt from 70 offered in Section A (1 mark each)

BSEB Intermediate 2026 model paper 218 Section A

Theory+project style

Entrepreneurship often includes project/practical-style school work beyond theory 70 — confirm year circular

BSEB Intermediate Entrepreneurship elective practice; confirm official split

English MCQ adaptation

This free local bank is not the official Intermediate paper or project viva

OpenExamPrep practice policy

BSEB Intermediate Entrepreneurship is a Class 12 I.Com. elective with a theory paper of about 3 hours 15 minutes (Full Marks 70 on 2026-style model paper 218: ~35 attempted MCQs + short/long answers) and common project/practical-style school work. This free 2026 bank is an English MCQ study adaptation for Intermediate entrepreneurship — not a project viva or official paper simulation.

Sample BSEB Inter Entrepreneurship Practice Questions

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1An entrepreneur is best described as a person who:
A.Identifies a business opportunity and organises resources to create and run an enterprise, accepting related risk
B.Only invests passively in listed shares without organising any enterprise
C.Only works as a salaried employee with zero ownership role always
D.Only donates money without creating any product, service, or organisation
Explanation: Entrepreneurship centres on opportunity, resource organisation, value creation, and risk-bearing.
2Which trait is most closely associated with an entrepreneurial mindset?
A.Avoiding all decisions forever
B.Initiative and willingness to take calculated risk
C.Rejecting customer feedback always
D.Refusing to learn from failure always
Explanation: Entrepreneurs act proactively and accept calculated—not reckless—risk.
3Calculated risk in entrepreneurship means:
A.Gambling all capital on chance with no analysis
B.Avoiding every decision that involves uncertainty
C.Assessing likely gains and losses before committing resources
D.Ignoring market information completely
Explanation: Calculated risk uses information and judgment; it is not blind gambling.
4Innovation in an entrepreneurial context primarily means:
A.Copying a failed model without any change always
B.Avoiding any change in operations forever
C.Only increasing price with no value change
D.Introducing new or improved products, processes, or business methods that create value
Explanation: Innovation creates value through new or improved offerings and methods.
5Which statement best reflects an entrepreneurial attitude toward failure?
A.Treat failure as feedback for learning and improvement when risks were thoughtfully taken
B.Never attempt anything after one setback
C.Blame customers for every failure without review
D.Hide all mistakes and refuse analysis
Explanation: Healthy entrepreneurial culture treats thoughtful failure as learning fuel.
6Need for achievement (n-Ach) as an entrepreneurial trait refers to:
A.A desire to avoid all responsibility always
B.A strong drive to set goals and accomplish challenging tasks
C.A preference for only routine tasks with no goals
D.A habit of never measuring results
Explanation: High need for achievement motivates goal-setting and performance—classic entrepreneurship psychology.
7Self-efficacy in entrepreneurship mainly refers to:
A.Belief that luck alone determines every outcome
B.Belief that skills cannot be developed
C.Belief in one’s ability to organise and execute actions needed to manage a venture
D.Belief that customers never matter
Explanation: Self-efficacy is confidence in capability to perform entrepreneurial tasks.
8Which behaviour least reflects an entrepreneurial mindset?
A.Scanning the environment for unmet customer needs
B.Testing a small pilot before full launch
C.Seeking mentors and learning from peers
D.Waiting indefinitely for perfect certainty before any action, even after reasonable analysis
Explanation: Entrepreneurs act under uncertainty with analysis; endless perfect-certainty waiting stalls ventures.
9A first-generation entrepreneur is one who:
A.Starts an enterprise without inheriting an existing family business as the starting base
B.Only inherits and never starts anything new always
C.Only works as a government employee always
D.Only franchises after three prior generations always
Explanation: First-generation entrepreneurs create their own enterprise rather than solely continuing a family firm.
10An innovative entrepreneur is primarily characterised by:
A.Never changing any process
B.Introducing new products, services, or methods rather than only following tradition
C.Only reselling without any improvement idea always
D.Avoiding technology and new ideas always
Explanation: Innovative entrepreneurs create or adopt novel value-creating changes.

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