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Key Facts: PSEB SS Fundamentals of E-Business Exam

80+15+05

Theory + Practical + Project/INA marks for PSEB Fundamentals of E-Business code 144

PSEB Scheme of Studies Senior Secondary

33%

Minimum separately in Theory, Practical, INA and in aggregate

PSEB Scheme of Studies Senior Secondary

Code 144

Fundamentals of E-Business subject code on PSEB Senior Secondary scheme

PSEB Scheme of Studies

~3 hours theory

Typical Senior Secondary theory paper duration for this subject (confirm date sheet)

PSEB public paper logistics / admit-card practice

English MCQ adaptation

This free local bank is not the official Senior Secondary paper format

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PSEB Senior Secondary Fundamentals of E-Business (code 144) is a Class 12 public-exam elective: Theory 80 + Practical 15 + Project/INA 05 = 100, with 33% required separately in each component and in aggregate. Syllabus covers IT, e-commerce models, payments, security, banking, trading, and marketing — not a pure MCQ board paper. This free 2026 bank is an English MCQ study adaptation for PSEB-aligned Class 12 E-Business concepts.

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1In PSEB Class 12 Fundamentals of E-Business, Information Technology (IT) primarily refers to:
A.The use of computers, software, networks and related resources to create, store, process and exchange information
B.Only the manufacturing of computer chips
C.Only postal mail systems used by governments
D.Only manual ledger books used by accountants
Explanation: IT covers computers, software, telecommunications and related tools used to create, process, store and share information for personal, educational and business use.
2Which of the following is best classified as computer hardware?
A.A word-processing application
B.A keyboard and hard disk drive
C.An antivirus program
D.An operating-system update package
Explanation: Hardware is the physical equipment of a computer system. Keyboards and hard disk drives are tangible components, whereas applications and OS updates are software.
3Computer software is best described as:
A.Physical circuits soldered onto a motherboard
B.Only the plastic casing of a laptop
C.Programs and instructions that tell hardware what to do
D.Only network cables connecting two offices
Explanation: Software consists of programs and related data/instructions that direct hardware operations. It is intangible compared with physical hardware components.
4The CPU of a computer system is mainly responsible for:
A.Printing documents only
B.Displaying videos only
C.Generating electricity for the building
D.Executing instructions and performing arithmetic/logical operations
Explanation: The Central Processing Unit executes program instructions and performs arithmetic and logical operations that drive computation.
5RAM in a computer system is typically used as:
A.Temporary working memory that holds data and programs currently in use
B.Permanent storage that cannot be changed while power is on
C.Only a backup battery for the system clock
D.Only a cooling fan controller
Explanation: Random Access Memory is primary working memory for active programs and data. Contents are generally lost when power is removed (volatile memory).
6Which device is primarily an input device?
A.Monitor
B.Scanner
C.Speaker
D.Printer
Explanation: A scanner captures physical documents/images and converts them into digital input. Monitors, speakers and printers are primarily output devices.
7Which of the following is primarily a secondary storage device?
A.CPU registers
B.ALU unit only
C.Hard disk drive (HDD) or solid-state drive (SSD)
D.Cache memory inside the processor only
Explanation: Secondary storage (HDD/SSD and similar media) provides larger, non-volatile storage for files and software, unlike small, fast processor registers/cache.
8An operating system is best defined as:
A.A single spreadsheet file created by a student
B.Only the power supply unit of a desktop
C.Only a web browser used for shopping
D.System software that manages hardware resources and provides an interface for users and applications
Explanation: An OS (for example Windows, Linux, Android, macOS) manages hardware, processes, memory and devices and offers a user/application interface.
9The Internet is best described as:
A.A global network of interconnected computer networks using standard protocols
B.A single private LAN used by one school only
C.Only a physical newspaper delivery route
D.Only a brand name of one social media company
Explanation: The Internet is a worldwide collection of interconnected networks that communicate using standard protocols (notably TCP/IP family protocols).
10A common primary use of the Internet for business students studying e-business is:
A.Eliminating all need for electricity
B.Exchanging information, communicating, researching, and conducting online commercial activities
C.Replacing all human managers automatically
D.Guaranteeing profits without any business plan
Explanation: The Internet supports communication, information access, collaboration and commercial transactions that underpin e-business and e-commerce activities.

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