PGT Commerce Level-3 (HTEТ), Exam 2023

Total Questions: 150

131. Favourable balance as per Pass Book means:

Correct Answer: D. Credit Balance in Passbook
Solution:

A favourable balance as per Pass Book means it is showing a credit balance. This indicates that the bank account has more deposits than withdrawals, reflecting more funds available than have been spent.
This is essentially the opposite of how balances would be represented in the Cash Book, where a credit balance indicates a negative or overdraft situation.

132. At the time of dissolution a liability takes over by partner is to be debited to:

Correct Answer: C. In Realisation Account
Solution:

When a liability is taken over by a partner at the time of dissolution of the partnership, the entry to record this action is a debit to the Realisation Account.
The Realisation Account is used to consolidate all the adjustments related to the winding up of the business, including the disposal of assets and settlement of liabilities.
The partner taking over the liability will be credited in their capital account, indicating their assumption of this obligation.

133. Which of the following statement is correct?

Correct Answer: D. Sweat equity shares are those which are issued to employees and directors at a discount.
Solution:

Sweat equity shares are indeed shares issued to employees or directors at a discount or for other than cash consideration, typically in recognition of their hard work or contribution to the company.
This practice is aimed at rewarding those who contribute to the development and enhancement of the company's value over time.

134. The securities premium amount may be utilized by a company for:

Correct Answer: C. Writing off the expenses/discount on issue of debentures
Solution:

The securities premium amount, according to legal regulations, may be utilized by a company for specific purposes including writing off the expenses or discounts on the issue of debentures.
This use is permissible as it involves capital financing operations. Securities premium cannot be used for writing off revenue losses or the loss on the sale of fixed assets, which are not related to the issue or redemption of shares or debentures.

135. The appropriate sequence of the formation of a company are in the following order:

Correct Answer: B. Promotion, incorporation, capital subscription and commencement of business
Solution:

The correct sequence of the formation of a company is: Promotion, Incorporation, Capital Subscription, and Commencement of Business. This sequence reflects the typical phases of a company’s establishment:

• Promotion involves conceptualizing the business and planning the initial steps.
• Incorporation is the legal registration of the company, making it a distinct legal entity.
• Capital Subscription deals with securing the necessary capital for the company through issue of shares.
• Commencement of Business is the final step where the company starts its operations officially after meeting all legal and financial prerequisites.

136. A selection device used to obtain in-depth information about a candidate is:

Correct Answer: A. Comprehensive interview
Solution:

A comprehensive interview is a selection device used to obtain in-depth information about a candidate. This type of interview typically covers a wide range of topics, including detailed questions about the candidate's background, work experience, skills, and competencies, as well as situational and behavioural questions.
It is designed to provide a thorough understanding of the candidate's capabilities and fit for the role.

137. The socialization stage where individuals confront the possible dichotomy between their organizational expectations and reality is:

Correct Answer: B. encounter stage
Solution:

The encounter stage in the socialization process is where new employees confront the possible dichotomy between their expectations of the organization and the actual reality.
This stage is crucial as individuals begin to learn what the organization is truly like and how they fit into that structure, which may differ significantly from their initial perceptions or expectations formed during the recruitment process.

138. Which one of the following is not a principle of Henri Fayol?

Correct Answer: D. Decentralization
Solution:

Decentralization is not a principle of Henri Fayol. Fayol's principles of management include centralization, which refers to the concentration of decision-making authority at the top of the organizational hierarchy. Fayol discussed both centralization and decentralization, but he did not list decentralization as a separate principle. His emphasis was more on finding an effective balance between the two.

139. Software and management practices designed to serve the customer from order through delivery and after sales service:

Correct Answer: A. eCRM
Solution:

The correct software and management practices designed specifically to serve the customer from order through delivery and after-sales service is eCRM (electronic Customer Relationship Management).
eCRM extends beyond traditional CRM by incorporating web-based interactions, focusing on enhancing customer interactions, personalizing services, and efficiently managing relationships across various digital platforms.
This approach is tailored to improve the overall customer experience, tracking and fulfilling their needs from initial contact through the entire service lifecycle, including post-sale support.
ERP systems, while they integrate various business functions, are broader in scope and not solely focused on customer service processes from order to delivery.

140. With reference to the Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) consider the following statements:

(a) This sector is the largest employer of human resources in India.
(b) It generates more employment opportunities per unit of capital invested compared to large industries.
(c) These industries in India account for 45% of the Industrial units in the country.
How many of the above statements are correct?

Correct Answer: B. Both (a) & (b)
Solution:

Both statements (a) and (b) are correct regarding Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMES) in India:
(a) MSMEs are indeed one of the largest employers in India, providing numerous job opportunities across various sectors.
(b) MSMEs generate more employment opportunities per unit of capital invested compared to large industries, making them crucial for employment generation in India.
(c) is not correct; MSMEs do not account for 45% of the industrial units. They represent a significant portion, but the exact percentage varies and is not consistently documented at 45%.
Thus, only statements (a) and (b) are accurate.