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Key Facts: RBSE SS Business Studies Exam

031

RBSE subject code for Business Studies

RBSE 2026 subject-wise statistics

Theory 80 + Sessional 20

Typical full marks / assessment pattern

RBSE syllabus examination scheme

3 h 15 m

Typical theory paper duration (where applicable)

RBSE Class 12 / Praveshika schemes

33%

Common minimum pass threshold under RBSE regulations

RBSE examination regulations (confirm circular)

2026

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RBSE Senior Secondary (Class 12) Business Studies (code 031): Theory 80 + Sessional 20 = 100; 3 hours 15 minutes (theory paper). Pass about 33% per RBSE rules (confirm circular). Fee as per board notification. Free English MCQ study aid — not a full official-format simulation.

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1Management is primarily described as a process that:
A.Ends once plans are written on paper
B.Gets work done through people to achieve organisational goals
C.Applies only in manufacturing factories
D.Is identical to owning the capital of a firm
Explanation: Management is a continuous, goal-oriented process of planning, organising, staffing, directing and controlling work through people and other resources.
2Which statement correctly reflects a feature of management?
A.Management is a one-time event at the start of a project
B.Management is goal-oriented and continuous
C.Management is required only at the top level
D.Management ignores human and social aspects
Explanation: Management is goal-oriented, continuous, pervasive and multidimensional; it operates at all levels throughout organisational life.
3Coordination is best regarded as:
A.An optional extra when departments prefer isolation
B.The essence of management that integrates efforts toward common goals
C.Identical to the controlling function alone
D.A technique used only in small sole proprietorships
Explanation: Coordination integrates individual and departmental efforts into unified action toward organisational objectives; textbooks call it the essence of management.
4Top-level management is mainly responsible for:
A.Day-to-day supervision of shop-floor workers
B.Setting overall objectives, policies and long-term strategies
C.Only filling attendance registers
D.Repairing machines on the production line
Explanation: Top management (board, CEO, managing director) formulates overall goals, policies and strategies and is accountable for organisational performance.
5Management is considered a science because it:
A.Never uses systematic knowledge or principles
B.Has a systematised body of knowledge based on observation and experimentation
C.Is purely creative with no cause-effect relationships
D.Applies only artistic intuition without any principles
Explanation: Management has a body of organised knowledge, principles derived from observation and practice, and cause-effect relationships, so it has a scientific base — though it is not an exact science like physics.
6Which objective of management focuses on producing goods and services that satisfy customer needs while earning a fair return?
A.Social objective only
B.Organisational (economic) objective
C.Personal objective of a single worker only
D.Political objective of a political party
Explanation: Organisational objectives include survival, profit and growth through efficient production of goods/services that meet market needs — the economic goals of the enterprise.
7Henri Fayol’s principle of 'Unity of Command' means that:
A.An employee should receive orders from only one superior
B.All employees must work in one physical room
C.Only one product should be produced by a firm
D.Orders may come freely from any manager without structure
Explanation: Unity of command states that each employee should receive instructions from one superior only, avoiding conflicting orders and dual reporting.
8Fayol’s principle of 'Scalar Chain' refers to:
A.The chain of suppliers in purchasing
B.The formal line of authority from top to lowest ranks
C.A chain used only in production inventory
D.A method of calculating depreciation
Explanation: The scalar chain is the formal chain of superiors from the highest to the lowest rank through which communication normally flows.
9Gang plank under Fayol’s principles allows:
A.Ignoring all authority relationships permanently
B.Direct communication between employees at the same level in emergencies, with superiors informed
C.Only written communication through the full scalar chain always
D.Abolishing the scalar chain completely
Explanation: Gang plank is a short-cut allowing two employees at the same level to communicate directly in urgent cases while keeping superiors informed, to avoid delay without destroying the scalar chain.
10F.W. Taylor is associated with:
A.Fourteen principles of general management
B.Scientific management and work-study techniques
C.Hierarchy of needs motivation theory
D.Five forces industry analysis
Explanation: Frederick Winslow Taylor pioneered scientific management, emphasising science not rule of thumb, harmony, cooperation, maximum output and development of workers through training and work study.

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