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Key Facts: BSEH SS Entrepreneurship Exam

3 hours

Typical BSEH Senior Secondary Entrepreneurship theory exam duration

BSEH Class 12 Entrepreneurship syllabus / QPD (code 911)

60+20+20

Theory + Project/Practical + Internal Assessment mark split (total 100)

BSEH Class 12 Entrepreneurship syllabus 2025–26

Code 911

Entrepreneurship subject code on BSEH Senior Secondary materials

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BSEH Senior Secondary Entrepreneurship is a Class 12 public-exam elective (code 911) with Theory 60 + Project 20 + Internal 20 and about 3 hours of theory, covering opportunity through resource mobilisation — not a pure MCQ board paper. This free 2026 bank is an English MCQ study adaptation for BSEH/NCERT-style Class 12 Entrepreneurship concepts and numericals.

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1Sensing an entrepreneurial opportunity primarily involves:
A.Identifying an unmet need or problem that can be converted into a viable enterprise idea
B.Only copying a failed competitor's product without any change
C.Avoiding all market research forever
D.Investing only in government bonds with zero enterprise creation
Explanation: Opportunity sensing means recognising needs, gaps, or problems that can become profitable ventures.
2Environment scanning in entrepreneurship means:
A.Systematically studying external and internal factors that affect a business idea
B.Ignoring customers and competitors completely
C.Only scanning barcode labels in a store
D.Deleting all market data before planning
Explanation: Environment scanning reviews political, economic, social, technological, legal, and competitive factors relevant to the idea.
3PESTEL analysis is mainly used to scan:
A.Macro environmental forces around an enterprise idea
B.Only the founder's personal hobbies
C.Only internal petty cash vouchers
D.Only warehouse shelf heights
Explanation: PESTEL covers Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Environmental, and Legal forces in the macro environment.
4Problem identification for an entrepreneur is useful mainly because it:
A.Helps define a customer pain point that a product or service can solve
B.Guarantees zero competition forever
C.Eliminates the need for a business plan
D.Makes capital and labour free always
Explanation: Clear problem definition guides idea generation and value proposition design.
5Which of the following is a common source of idea fields for entrepreneurs?
A.Natural resources, existing products, market-driven needs, and service-sector gaps
B.Only forbidden illegal activities
C.Only random lottery ticket numbers
D.Only secret government codes with no market use
Explanation: Idea fields include natural resources, existing products/services, market trends, and service opportunities.
6Spotting trends helps entrepreneurs mainly to:
A.Anticipate demand shifts and position offerings before markets mature fully
B.Avoid all customers permanently
C.Stop innovating once sales start
D.Ignore technology and social change
Explanation: Trend spotting (fashion, technology, social, regulatory) supports timely opportunity selection.
7Creativity in entrepreneurship is best described as:
A.Generating new and useful ideas that can lead to products, processes, or business models
B.Refusing to change any process forever
C.Only increasing price without improving value
D.Copying a product exactly with no improvement always
Explanation: Creativity generates novel and useful ideas; innovation commercialises them.
8Innovation differs from mere invention mainly because innovation:
A.Commercialises or applies a new idea to create market value
B.Never reaches any customer or market
C.Is only a laboratory formula with no application
D.Always means reducing quality deliberately
Explanation: Invention creates something new; innovation brings it to market as value-creating change.
9The process of creativity typically includes stages such as:
A.Preparation, incubation, illumination, and verification
B.Only liquidation and bankruptcy always
C.Only printing invoices without thinking
D.Only deleting failed ideas without review
Explanation: Classic creativity process stages include preparation, incubation, illumination (insight), and verification.
10Selecting the right opportunity requires weighing:
A.Market attractiveness, capability fit, resource needs, and risk-return balance
B.Only the founder's favourite colour
C.Only ignoring costs completely
D.Only maximising risk with no upside analysis
Explanation: Opportunity selection balances market potential, skills, capital, and risk.

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