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INTERNAL ASSIGNMENT APPLICABLE FOR DECEMBER 2023 EXAMINATION

 

Digital Marketing

Ms. Sophia envisions establishing an innovative app called "Jewels4All" dedicated to offering a wide range of jewelry pieces. Jewels4All will act as a comprehensive aggregator platform for jewelry vendors, both established brands and independent artisans, to showcase and sell their products. The app will also feature a collection of exquisite jewelry designed and manufactured in-house. The app's unique selling proposition (USP) will be providing customers access to high-quality jewelry at competitive prices, enabled by bulk purchasing and a robust digital marketing strategy. The company plans to exclusively focus on digital marketing, forgoing traditional media channels.

1. How will you promote Jewels4All on the online platforms? (10 Marks)

2. Assume you plan to launch a campaign to promote the Jewels4All where the main objective is to create brand awareness for the masses. The campaign will be done at the national level with a very high budget. Explain the seven stages for setting up a marketing campaign for the brand Jewels4All. (10 Marks)

3. a. Explain the key activities involved in the campaign set up for the Brand Jewels4All. (5 Marks)

b. What are the key activities involved in monitoring the campaign for Jewels4All? (5 Marks)

 

Cost & Management Accounting

Q1. The following details have been extracted from Sam Ltd.’s books of accounts for the year ending March 31, 2023. The manager of the company is shared and divides his time between the factory and the office in the ratio of 20:80. You are required to compute: (a) prime cost, (b) factory overhead, (c) factory cost, (d) over head and (e) cost of sale. (10 Marks)

Stock of Materials: Opening 2,82,000.00

Stock of Materials: Closing 3,00,000.00

Materials Purchased during the year 12,48,000.00

Direct Wages 3,57,600.00

Indirect Wages 24,000.00

Salaries for Administrative Staff 60,000.00

Freights: Inwards 48,000.00

Freights: Outwards 30,000.00

Cash Discount Allowed 21,000.00

Bad Debts W/Off 28,200.00

Repairs to Plant and Machinery 63,600.00

Rent, Rates and Taxes of Factory 18,000.00

Rent, Rates and Taxes of Office 9,600.00

Travelling Expenses 18,600.00

Salesmen's salaries and commission 50,400.00

Depreciation W/Off: Plant and Machinery 42,600.00

Depreciation W/Off: Furniture 3,600.00

Director's fees 36,000.00

Electricity Charges: Factory 72,000.00

Fuel Charges: Boiler 96,000.00

General Charges 37,200.00

Manager's Salary 72,000.00

Q2. You are required to compute the labor turnover using different methods of labor turnover measurement from the following information provided for Manas Ltd. for the month of December 2022. Total workers in the beginning of the month were 3800, whereas at the end of the month were 4200. During the month, 50 workers left the firm on account of their own problems while 80 workers were discharged. 560 workers were engaged during the month in various departments. But out of them, only 60 were appointed. (10 Marks)

Q3. A product sells at Rs. 3 per unit. The company uses a first-in-out actual costing system. A new fixed manufacturing overhead allocation rate is computed each year by dividing the actual fixed manufacturing overhead cost by the actual production. The following data is available for the first two years:

Year 1 Year 2

Sales (Units) 1500 1800

Production (Units) 2100 1500

Cost: (Rs.) (Rs.)

Variable Manufacturing 1050 750

Fixed Manufacturing 1050 1050

Variable Marketing and Administration 1500 1800

Fixed Marketing and Administration 600 600

Prepare Income Statement for each year based on:

a. Absorption Costing (5 Marks)

b. Variable Costing (5 Marks)

 

Project Management

Q1. Assume your company has got the contract to build a new airport in Goa. It is a very important project for you and your company. How are you going to manage the different stages of the project? (10 marks)

Q2. The activity involved in a certain project have been identified as follows:

Job Time

(weeks)

No. of Men

required

Precedence

requirements

A 5 1 -

B 10 1 A

C 8 2 A

D 6 3 B,C

E 7 1 B,C

F 4 2 E

G 4 2 D,F

H 2 1 G

a. For the above project draw the network (using the MS word line function) and determine the critical path.

b. If there are three men available at any one time how long would the project take and how would you allocate the men to the activities?

c. If there are no restrictions on the amount of labour available, explain how you would schedule the activities? (10 marks)

Q3. Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL) that runs Visvesvaraya Iron and Steel Plant (VISP) at Bhadravati in Karnataka decided to close the unit last year. Founded in 1954, SAIL operates and owns five integrated steel plants at Bhilai, Rourkela, Durgapur, Bokaro and Burnpur (Asansol) and three special steel plants at Salem, Durgapur and Bhadravathi. SAIL has declared VISP a loss-making unit. Please suggest:

a. A transition plan for the project and factors that might affect the smooth termination of the projects. (5 Marks)

b. List down the contents of Closure report and the post closure activities you would suggest to be undertaken. (5 Marks)

 

Organisational Theory, Structure and Design

1. Henri Fayol, the father of the classical approach was the first to present his observations on organisational management. What according to you are the 4 major principles driving this approach that are still relevant in today’s organisations? Give suitable examples. (10 Marks)

2. LookBook is launching its new mobile application. It is facing many internal management problems. According to Greiner’s Organisational Growth Model, explain the different phases of crisis that the company may go through. Highlight with examples. (10 Marks)

3. Ashish and Avanti are planning to enhance the organisational effectiveness of their e-commerce start-up business. Keeping the above scenario in mind,

a. How do you think they will measure the organisational effectiveness of their business? Add examples (5 Marks)

b. They are in favor of the systems approach. Explain this and state what the benefits of it, with examples. (5 Marks)

 

International Business

Q1. In our country many products from China dominate our markets and have made production unprofitable for Indian manufacturers. In your opinion should we allow the entry of Chinese products in our country? (10 Marks)

Q2. Countries like US have at times stated “America First” as their policy. Do you consider that our country should adopt “India First” policy? In this context, explain how countries can create barriers to promote their own products. (10 Marks)

Q3. Read the following case study carefully and then answer the questions that follow:

A BBC anchor remark on India while discussing ISRO's historic lunar mission - Chandrayaan-3. The anchor asked question to a person who was reporting from India - whether India should really be spending money on a space program the size of Chandrayaan-3 in the wake of poverty in the nation. He claimed much of India's population lives in poverty and over 700 million Indians don't have access to a toilet. An Indian Industrialist tweeted that a large part, our poverty was a result of decades of colonial rule, which systematically plundered the wealth of an entire subcontinent. Yet the most valuable possession we were robbed of was not the Kohinoor Diamond but our pride & belief in our own capabilities. Ironically India is home to the largest number of hungry people. Around 213 million go hungry and are malnourished people as they do not get proper two meals a day. Food distribution channels are weak and about 10 % of the stored food grains is being wasted and eaten up by rats and birds while human population is deprived of food.

a) Explain whether India should continue to fund space programs, and do International business in space technology to other countries, or invest in making of Toilets? (5 Marks)

b) Explain whether India should continue to export food grains to various other countries? (5 Marks)

 

Financial Institutions and Markets

Q1. Mr Raman is one of the director in XYZ ltd company. The company is engaged in hotel sector ,which has recently witnessed a steady downfall in its revenue and value of its assets due to a downward trend persisting in the market. The periodical financial result of the company were to be declared in the fortnight time. Mr. Raman being an insider, had to access to unpublished price sensitive information related to it. Consequently, he sells the major portion of his holding in an anticipation of fall in the market price of the shares of the company subsequent to announcement of periodical financial result of the company. On conducting a probe, SEBI finds Mr. Raman guilty of insider is trading. In context to the above case – State the importance of SEBI and its various functions. (10 Marks)

Q2. Rima buys a financial asset from the RBI. This financial asset is an instrument of short-term borrowing. He has bought it because he doesn’t want to take risk and wants an assured return. This instrument is a promissory note. It is highly liquid. The instrument is also known as zero coupon bonds. On this instrument, it is written T-91 Based on the above case study, Identify the financial asset indicated in the above case. elaborate why this instrument is called as zero coupon bonds and mention what are functions of these instruments and why this is called as T-19? (10 Marks)

Q3. Nishanth was working in the portfolio management department of Beta Ltd and had new recruits to whom he was supposed to provide training on the risks associated with the financial market as apart from earning returns they should be well aware of the risks that can be managed and which ones cannot be managed in a portfolio. He decided to broadly classify the risks in two categories and explain the different types of risks associated with each one. If you are Nishanth, a) Explain different types of risks associated with systematic risk. (5 Marks) b) Explain different types of risks associated with unsystematic risk. (5 Marks)

 

Strategic Financial Management

Question 1

A company is evaluating two investment projects, Project A and Project B, each with different levels of risk and an initial investment of Rs. 3,00,000. The risk-free rate of return is 5%. The expected cash flows and their probabilities for each project are as follows:

Project A: Expected Cash Flow in Year 1: Rs.100,000 Expected Cash Flow in Year 2: Rs.150,000 Expected Cash Flow in Year 3: Rs.200,000

Project B: Expected Cash Flow in Year 1: Rs.80,000 Expected Cash Flow in Year 2: Rs.120,000 Expected Cash Flow in Year 3: Rs.180,000

The company's financial analysts have determined that Project A has a beta of 1.2, while Project B has a beta of 0.8. The market risk premium is 8%.

Calculate the risk-adjusted discount rate for each project using the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) and then determine which project the company should choose based on the risk-adjusted Net Present Value (NPV) criteria. (10 Marks)

Question 2 There are several ways in which Mergers and Acquisitions can be categorized. Explain the different types of Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) that companies can pursue to achieve strategic objectives and growth. Provide examples of each type and discuss the reasons behind their adoption. (10 Marks)

Question 3a

A stock option is for 100 shares of the underlying stock. Ayush, a trader buys one call option contract on stock of Alpha Ltd. with a strike price of Rs.25. He pays Rs.150 for the option. Assuming on the option’s expiration date, Alpha Ltd.’s shares are selling for Rs.35; compute the gain/loss incurred by Ayush. (5 Marks)

Question 3b

Xenon Ltd., is a multinational manufacturing company, and its management team is evaluating the financial performance of its various divisions. They want to assess each division's contribution to shareholder value using Economic Value Added (EVA). The company's cost of capital is 10%.

Division A

Division B

Total Capital Employed

Rs.20,000,000

Rs.15,000,000

Operating Profit

Rs.3,500,000

Rs.2,800,000

Tax Rate

30%

25%

Calculate the Economic Value Added (EVA) for each division and determine which division is creating more value for the shareholders. (5 Marks)

 

International Finance

1. How International Finance as a Subject covers most of Crucial aspects of Macro Economics and Global Financial Management as a whole? Elaborate the views (10 Marks)

2. Before Mint Parity system in last few decades, which System was prevalent & accepted by close to 50 Countries Delegates in International Finance regime for Foreign Trade & Exchange Rate? Explain the paradigm (10 Marks)

3a) Out of many Theories of International Trade & Finance, which Theory stands out as most different and Why? (5 Marks)

3b) Explain which Foreign Bank Account can be termed as Fundamentally most Important in Foreign Transactions? (5 Marks)

 

Strategic Cost Management

1. Shubham Limited is in the business of Fashion Designing. It has received an order to deliver 25,000 jackets custom made for ABC Ltd. The cost estimates for producing the jackets is as under:

a) Cloth 2500 reams of cloth @ Rs. 4000/- per ream

b) Threads and other decoration total Rs. 12,50,000/-

c) Labour rate Rs. 500 per hour. Total hours required is 5000 hours

d) Factory overheads Rs. 8,00,000/-

e) Selling expenses (including delivery charges) Rs. 75,000/-

Quote a price per jacket on the following basis:

1. Cost Plus 10% margin on cost

2. Variable cost + 20% margin

3. Target profit of Rs. 200 per jacket. Calculate the PV Ratio at that price.

4. Shubham Limited has a good brand following and people are willing to give up to Rs. 2500 per jacket. Shubham prices it at Rs. 2400 per jacket. What is this strategy called?

(10 Marks)

2. M/s Priya Industries is in the business of manufacturing and selling lubricants. There are 4 types of products. The information available about each:

P1

P2

P3

P4

Total

No. of units

produced

1300

2000

1500

1200

6000

Labour Hours

250

350

200

200

1000

No. of units in 1

packet

2

5

3

3

13

Machine Hours

260

450

360

180

1250

The total cost incurred is as under:

Fixed Costs

Rs.

Salaries and Wages

2500000

Supervisor Cost

75000

Factory Overheads

1000000

Packaging costs

600000

Total Costs

4175000

It is assumed that the supervisor spends time in proportion of no.of units produced. Calculate the cost of each unit of the products under:

a) Traditional Costing

b) ABC Costing

(10 Marks)

Q3.

a) With the following information, prepare the Budgeted Profit for the year for Company XYZ. (5 marks)

4 products (P, Q, R & S) are produced by XYZ Ltd. The labour costs are at Rs. 10 per hour of work. Raw Material used for all products is similar at Rs. 25 per kg.

Factory Rent is Rs. 1,00,000 and other Overheads are at Rs. 20,000/-. Prepare a Budgeted Profit and Loss Statement for XYZ Ltd.

Other information is as under:

UoM

P

Q

R

S

No. of Units

produced

Nos.

50

45

80

90

Sales Price

Rs. Per Unit

700

700

900

950

Labour Hours

Hrs. per unit

10

12

8

4

Raw Material

Kgs. per unit

6

5

10

12

b) The following is the Profit or Loss statement of SRT & Co. (5 marks)

Sales

25000 @ Rs. 50

p.u.

1250000

Variable Cost

Raw Material

250000

Labour

345000

Variable Overheads

150000

Fixed Costs

400000

Profit

105000

Calculate:

a) Contribution per unit

b) PV Ratio

c) No. of units to be sold for earning profit of Rs. 70,000/-

 

Marketing of Financial Services

Q.1) Develop a Public Relations campaign for SEBI to educate retail investors about the risks involved in trading in the Futures and Options segment. (10 Marks)

Q.2) Your client Mr. Ashok Pandit has a moderate risk profile. Explain the potential benefits of investing in Mutual Funds that periodically rebalance their portfolio between equity and debt. (10 Marks)

Q.3) As a Financial Planner, you have been approached by Anuj, a 35-year-old marketing executive earning an annual income of Rs. 15 lakhs. His wife, Neha, is 32 years old and currently a homemaker. They have a 4-year-old daughter named Riya. Anuj and Neha seek your expertise in making important financial decisions. Feel free to make any necessary assumptions to develop your recommendations.

a) Anuj and Neha, seek your assistance to plan for their daughter Riya's higher education expenses. They want to ensure they are financially prepared for her future educational needs. What advice or strategies would you recommend to help them save and invest wisely for Riya's higher education? (5 Marks)

b) Anuj aims to retire by the age of 60. Design a comprehensive retirement plan for him. (5 Marks)

 

Corporate Finance

1) Calculate the WACC for M/s Antara Limited with the following information:

(10 marks)

Capital Structure

BV

Share Capital

50,00,000

Retained Earnings

2,50,000

Debentures

15,00,000

Bank Loan

2,00,000

Share price of M/s Antara Limited at the beginning of the year was Rs. 50 and end of the year was Rs. 55 per share. Dividend declared was Rs. 5. Beta of the Company was pegged at 0.6. M/s Antara had floated its Debentures at 8% fixed interest for 5 years. The bank had extended a loan on floating rate basis. Interest paid during the year was Rs. 10000. Government securities are earning a return of 4% currently.

2) Calculate the Gross and the Net Operating Cycle for Vishal & Co. Ltd. using the following information. (Assume 360 days in a year). (10 marks)

Amt. in Rs.

Opening Balances

Raw Material

200,000

WIP

60,000

Finished Goods

600,000

Debtors

250,000

Creditors

550,000

Closing Balances

Raw Material

300,000

WIP

65,000

Finished Goods

725,000

Debtors

215,000

Creditors

575,000

Annual Purchase of Raw Material

3,200,000

Manufacturing Expenses

550,000

Selling & Distribution Costs

300,000

Sales

4,480,000

3)

a) What should be the amount to be invested:

i) To receive Rs. 2,00,000 per annum in perpetuity at an interest rate of 8%.

ii) In addition to conditions of point (i) above, if a growth rate of 3% is expected every year.

To receive Rs. 4,00,000 per annum in perpetuity at an interest rate of 5%.

(5 marks)

b) Calculate the current ratio and Acid Test Ratio with the following information

(5 marks)

Debtors

500,000

Cash and Bank

200,000

Inventory

400,000

Trade Payables

150,000

Bank OD

50,000

 

Capital Market & Portfolio Management

1) Net income = ₹3, 00,000/- preferred dividend = ₹30,000/- during the year. In addition it also had ₹30, 00,000 total shares outstanding during the year and ₹5, 00,000/- preferred stock. Calculate ROE of the organization. (10 mark)

2) Your collogue is interested to invest in derivative market. But he doesn’t have a good knowledge about it. He wants some information about different types of derivatives. Explain him different types of derivatives. (10 mark)

3)

a) Your friend wanted to invest in stock market. But he is confused how much amount to invest in different stocks. With the help of sharpe ratio, help your friend to prepare optimum portfolio. (5 mark)

Stock

Sharpe Ratio

S1

1.5

S2

2

S3

2.5

Total

6

b) If you have Rs.10, 000/- & decides to invest 40% in mutual fund and rest in shares. Expected return from mutual fund is 8% & from shares is 12%. How will you calculate total expected return? (5 mark)

 

Taxation- Direct and Indirect

1) What is the idea of "Residential Status" in direct taxes on individuals, and how does it affect a taxpayer's (both resident and non-resident) tax liability in India? (10 Marks)

2) What is the GST (Goods and Services Tax) notion of "Supply" in India, and how does it establish the taxability of transactions within the GST framework? Explain the distinction between VAT and GST. (10 Marks)

3) XYZ Electronics Pvt. Ltd. is a Mumbai-based electronic gadget company. They just received an order for 1000 units of their latest smart phone model from a dealer in another state. The selling price per unit is INR 15,000, with a 12% GST rate. XYZ Electronics Pvt. Ltd. is interested in learning about the GST consequences of this interstate sale. Can you answer the following questions for them?

a) What type of supply does this transaction fall under and how will it be treated under GST? (5 Marks)

b) What is the GST liability for XYZ Electronics Pvt. Ltd. on this sale, and how will they calculate the tax amount? (5 Marks)

 

Strategic Management

1) You are a mobile phone manufacturer manufacturing phones for different segments of the population. Sales for your lower segment phones is falling while sales for your higher segment is increasing. Why do you think is this happening? What could be the reasons? How do you deal with situation? Does this need any change of strategy? What changes would you do in strategy? Give valid reasons, examples while answering the questions.

(10 Marks)

2) India has been a laggard in the world of Sports. You have been appointed as a consultant for strategy for building a sports ecosystem in India. Suggest a strategic road map to make India a sporting powerhouse. (10 Marks)

3) You are the marketing strategy head for a major online music service. Your business is dependent on advertising, but, despite the large number of consumers listening to your app. Advertisers have not been enthused to advertise. (5 Marks)

a. What strategy should you adopt to get advertisers on board? Give examples to justify your answer.

b. Create two ideas to engage with advertisers. (5 Marks)

 

International Logistics & Supply Chain Management

Q1. An Indian tea estate based in Assam auctions its tea leaves to beverage companies who process the tea leaves into their brands of tea powder & instant tea premixes for sale in different consumer markets. The management of the tea estate has decided to embark on forward integration of tea processing and launching their own brand of tea powder & instant tea premixes to be sold pan India. It is confident of seeing stable, strong demand for its new brand of tea after the initial introductory phase during which the demand could be low and require promoting & pushing the product in the market. How can the tea estate go about its supply chain planning, and suggest appropriate supply chain strategy / strategies for its forward integration project. (10 marks)

Q2. An Indian chemical company is planning to expand its markets by exporting its products to the European market. What are the various factors it must consider in planning the logistics for the exports, and suggest the appropriate choice of logistics strategy (in-house / outsourcing, etc.) for the same. (10 marks)

Q3. An Indian manufacturer of home appliances sources raw material & components from suppliers in India & China.

a. Compare the various options of transportation modes to source the required raw material & components explain the choice of the appropriate transportation modes for the same. (5 marks)

b. The manufacturer plans to launch its range of smart home appliances for which it will need to import chips from reliable suppliers abroad. From which countries can the manufacturer source such chips? How can it facilitate such procurement process over the long term in a consistent & reliable manner? (5 marks)

 

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