Corporate Communication B.Com Model Question Papers : alagappauniversity.ac.in
Name of the University : Alagappa University
Degree : B.Com
Subject Code/Name : Corporate Communication
Semester : I
Document Type : Model Question Papers
Website : alagappauniversity.ac.in
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Corporate Communication :
Section A :
1. What is communication –
2. What is a press release –
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3. What is show cause notice –
4. What is a ‘quotation’ –
5. What is an offer –
6. What is a report –
7. What is an agenda –
8. What do you mean by ‘minutes’ –
9. What is a circular letter –
10. What is status enquiry –
11. Who is a secretary –
12. Who is a manager –
13. Write a note on ‘informal reports’.
14. What is a notice –
15. What is ‘attitude’
Section B : (5 × 8 = 40)
Answer any five questions.
16. Being an insurance company official, write a letter to a policy holder demanding the premium.
17. List the points to be considered by a banker before writing to a customer.
18. What is ‘Testimonials’ ? What are its contents ?
19. Explain the significance of export and import correspondence.
20. Draft a model notice to the shareholders at the time of shareholders meeting.
21. Write a detailed reply letter to a company which has asked for catalogue for regular purchase from your company.
22. Draft a letter placing an order to a company in Chennai to supply the food products with in 10 days as per the terms already agreed upon.
23. Explain about the concept of inter and intra personal communication.
Section C : (3 × 15 = 45)
Answer any three questions.
24. What are the barriers to communication ? Explain.
25. Enumerate the characteristics of a good report.
26. Draft a complaint letter for not receiving the ordered goods in time from the supplier of cement.
27. Prepare a status report of prospective customer to whom the company proposes to send goods in the near future.
28. Describe different forms of business letters.
B.Com. (Corporate Secretary Ship) Degree Examination, April 2011 :
Corporate Secretaryship :
Basic Financial Accounting—II :
(Non-CBCS—2004 onwards)
Time : 3 Hours
Maximum : 100 Marks
Part A (15 × 1 = 15)
Answer all questions.
1. Non -Trading Institutions prepare
(a) Profit and Loss Account.
(b) Manufacturing Account.
(c) Income and Expenditure Account.
2. Subscription received in advances is ————.
(a) An Income.
(b) An asset.
(c) Liability.
3. Del-credere commission is allowed to the consignee to bear
(a) Normal Loss.
(b) Abnormal Loss.
(c) Loss on account of bad debts.
4. Consignment Account is a
(a) Real Account.
(b) Nominal Account.
(c) Personal Account.
5. Joint Venture Account is a ————.
(a) Nominal Account.
(b) Personal Account.
(c) Real Account
6. Joint Bank Account is opened
(a) When no separate books for the venture are maintained.
(b) When separate books for the joint venture is maintained.
(c) Under no circumstances.
7. State the two types of packages or containers.
8. Voyage Account is a nominal Account (True / False)
9. What is Farm Accounting ?
10. Investment Account is ———— Account.
11. Sale or Return Ledger is not a part of the main ledger (True / False)
12. All the educational institutions usually follow ———— as their accounting year.
13. What type of Accounts the hospital has to prepare ?
14. Closing balance of investment is valued at cost or market price whichever is less (True / False)
15. Normal Loss is natural and unavoidable (True / False).
Part B : (5 × 8 = 40)
Answer any five questions.
16. From the following particulars taken from the Cash Book of a Club, prepare a Receipts and Payment Accounts.
17. Arun consigned 10,000 kgs. of ground nut oil to Balu of Bangalore at Rs. 15 per kg. Expenses incurred by Arun being Rs. 7,500 /- for freight and Rs. 2,500 for insurance.
During transit 500 kgs. of oil were destroyed due to accident and the insurance company accepted the loss to the extent of Rs. 7,000. Balu received the balance of consignment and sold 7,000 kgs. of oil at Rs. 20 per kg. 100 kgs. of oil were lost due to leakage. Calculate the abnormal loss and the value of the closing stock lying with the consignee.
18. Rajiv and Shyam entered into a Joint Venture to import silk. On 1st January, 1998, they opened a Joint Bank Account with the Syndicate Bank, Rajiv contributing Rs. 20,000 and Shyam Rs. 10,000. They agreed to share profits in the ratio of the capitals introduced by them.
On 15th February, 1998, they remitted to a manufacturer in Japan for Rs. 25,000 for the goods received and incurred an expense of Rs. 800 for freight, insurance, etc. The goods were sold for Rs. 33,000 for which the selling expenses were as follows : Godown Rent Rs. 200, Commission payable to Shyam on the gross amount of sales 10 % and Miscellaneous expenses Rs. 300. Give necessary ledger accounts showing the final distribution of cash among the co-venturers.