NOU BBA Business Finance 2015 Question Paper

Name of the University: Nalanda Open University NOU
Course: Bachelor in Business Administration (BBA)
Paper-X Business Finance
Year of the exam: 2015
Time : Three Hours
Maximum Marks : 80

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NOU BBA Business Finance 2015 Question Paper

Nalanda Open University
Annual Examination - 2015
Bachelor in Business Administration (BBA), Part-II
Paper-X (Business Finance)
Time: 3.00 Hrs. Full Marks: 80
Answer any Five questions. All questions carry equal marks.

1. Describe sources of long-term finance for a business unit.

2. What do you understand by financial statements? Explain their objectives.

3. What is meant by ‘Leverage’? Explain its different types.

4. What is Capitalization? Explain the effects of over Capitalization and under Capitalization.

5. What do you mean by financial environment? What are its components?

6. What is dividend policy? Describe the factors affecting dividend policy

7. Explain the process of Capital budgeting. What is the impact of uncertainty of risk on Capital budgeting.

8. Explain inventory management. What are its objectives?

9. What is SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India)? Describe its functions.

10. Write notes on any two of the following:-
 (a) Capital Market
 (b) Foreign Direct Investment
(c) Working Capital

Solapur University Question Paper,M.Com. II,BUSINESS FINANCE,2014 Question Paper

Solapur University Question Paper
M.Com. II (Semester – IV) Examination, 2014
BUSINESS FINANCE (Compulsory Paper – IV)
Day and Date : Monday, 28-4-2014 Total Marks : 50
Time : 3.00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m.
 N.B. : 1) All questions are compulsory.
2) Figures to the right indicate full marks.
1. Choose the correct alternative from given alternatives : 10
1) The additional shares offered to the existing equity holders is called
a) Equity shares b) Preference shares
c) Stocks d) Right issues
2) The primary market is also called as
a) New issue market b) Stock exchange
c) Secondary market d) Organised market
3) The oldest Stock Exchange in India is ___________ stock exchange.
a) Hyderabad b) Ahmedabad c) Bombay d) Calcutta
4) ___________ is established to protect the interest of investors and regulate
the securities market.
a) CSDL b) NSDL c) SEBI d) RBI
5) __________ is assessment of issuing company’s ability and degree of certainty
of timely payment of principal and interest.
a) Credit rating b) E-broking
c) NSE d) Portfolio
6) ___________ renders credit rating information and equity research services
to corporate sector.
a) DCRI b) CARE c) CRISIL d) ICRA
7) Stock Exchange is a _________ market.
a) Primary b) Money
c) Secondary d) New issue

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8) The head quarter of Investment Information and Credit Rating Agency is at a
a) Mumbai b) New Delhi c) Calcutta d) Hyderabad
9) __________ trading is a term used to describe a procedure of trading in
shares, where actual shares are traded in electronic form.
a) Scripless b) Rating c) Listing d) None
10) A __________ of an individual or a corporate unit is the holding of securities
and investment in financial assets.
a) Portfolio b) E-broking c) SEBI d) None
2. Write short notes on : 10
a) Functions of SEBI.
b) Right issues.
3. Write short notes on : 10
a) E-Broking.
b) Primary market.
4. What is portfolio management ? Explain the functions and advantages of portfolio
management. 10
OR
State the various functions of Stock Exchange.
5. Define the term dematerialisation and rematerialisation. Explain the need of
dematerialisation. 10
OR
What is “Credit Rating” ? State the methodology of credit rating.
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M.Com. (Part – II),Solapur University Question Paper,BUSINESS FINANCE , 2014 Question Paper

Solapur University Question Paper
M.Com. (Part – II) (Semester – III) Examination, 2014
BUSINESS FINANCE (Compulsory Paper – IV)
Day and Date : Monday, 28-4-2014 Total Marks : 50
Time : 11.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m.
Instructions : 1) All questions are compulsory.
2) Figures to the right indicate full marks.
1. Choose the correct alternative from given alternatives : 10
1) The basic objective of business finance is
a) efficient management b) controlled administration
c) arrangement of funds d) procurement and use of funds
2) The traditional sources of long term finance are
a) share capital and borrowings b) public deposits
c) NRI savings d) lease finance
3) The first step in financial planning is
a) policy formulation b) reviewing of the plan
c) setting objectives d) follow-up
4) In ________ theory a company is capitalised on the basis of its expected
earnings.
a) cost b) earnings c) expenditure d) overhead
5) The most economical and convenient source of external financing is
a) public deposits b) bonds
c) loans d) debentures
6) ________ is a joint venture which is owned and managed jointly by domestic
entrepreneur and foreign entrepreneur.
a) Amalgamation b) Foreign collaboration
c) Merger d) Acquisition
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7) Bilateral or trilateral agreement between the concerned governments of two
countries, is the best example of ________ foreign capital.
a) private b) direct c) indirect d) official
8) Issue of Global Depository Receipts (GDR’s) are termed as
a) Foreign issues b) Euro-issues
c) Off-shore issues d) Bonus-issues
9) Debentures are known as
a) creditorship securities b) ownership securities
c) private securities d) public securities
10) If necessary adjustment are possible in the financial plan, it has
a) simplicity b) flexibility c) intensity d) liquidity
2. Write short notes :
A) Characteristics of sound financial plan. 5
B) Cost theory of capitalisation. 5
3. Write short notes :
A) Forms of foreign collaborations. 5
B) Self-financing. 5
4. Define the term ‘Business Finance’. State the importance of business finance. 10
OR
Explain the various sources of long term financial requirements of an enterprise. 10
5. State the role and importance of foreign capital. 10
OR
Explain the various methods of assessing capital needs of business. 10
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Bangalore University Second Year B.B.M. Examination Business Finance Question paper October 2012

University: Bangalore University

Course:  B.B.M

Subject :  Business Finance

Year of  Question Paper :  October 2012

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Business Finance Allahabad University 2010 Question Paper

Course of Study : B.Com
Question Paper University : Allahabad University
Year of Question Paper : 2010
Question Paper Title : Business Finance
Study Materials Type : Previous Years Question Papers Collections, Sample Question Papers and Model Question Papers

B.Com. (Part-II) Examination, 2010

(New course)

Business Finance

Paper: Tenth

(Group E)

Time Allowed: Three Hours] [Maximum Marks: 100

Note: This paper is divided into two parts-'A' and 'B'. Answer all questions from part-
'A' and any three questions from part 'B'. Use of calculator is not allowed.

Part-'A'
Note: Attempt all eight questions. Answer in not more than 100 words. Each question carries 5 marks.
1. Describe the nature of financial decision.
2. Critically examine 'profit maximization' as the objective of business.
3. Explain discounting technique for adjustment of time value of money.
4. Explain cost concept as relevant for constructing Balance Sheet.
5. Distinguish funds flow statement and income statement.
6. What are the characteristics of 'under-capitalization'?
7. Calculate Break-Even point in units and rupees and (ii)Profit-Volume Ratio from the following information:
Rs.
Fixed Cost per year 10,500/=
Variable Cost per unit 3.50
Selling Price per unit 5.00
8. What is financial liverage? How is it measured?

Part-'B'
Note: Attempt any three questions. The maximum word limit to answer each question
is 600 words. Each question carries 20 marks.
9. What is the importance of Ratio Analysis? Describe the main liquidity ratios. How are they computed?
10. Discus any one method of capital budgeting with the help of suitable example.
11. Explain the causes and effect of over-capitalization. What steps should be taken for its correction?
12. Explain the Walter Model for dividend decision. What are the shortcomings of this model?
13. Critically examine the assumptions and techniques of Break-Even Point Analysis.