| Class XII |
Chemistry |
Chemistry-II |
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For naming polyhydric alcohols, the ‘e’ of alkane is retained and the ending ‘ol’ is added. The number of –OH groups is indicated by adding the mul... |
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| Class XII |
Business Studies |
Business Studies-I |
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of thinking organisation. It implies peeping rather than doing, because into the future, analysing it planning determines the action and predicting... |
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| Class XII |
Business Studies |
Business Studies-I |
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need to be modified. If we cannot not stable or there is a natural adhere to our plans, then why do calamity. Competition in the we plan at all? Th... |
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| Class XII |
Business Studies |
Business Studies-I |
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plans. It is not always true think along the same lines as that just because a plan has others. There is nothing new or worked before it will work ... |
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| Class XII |
Business Studies |
Business Studies-I |
4 |
entire organisation and each philosophy. Objectives have department or unit within the to percolate down to each unit organisation. Objectives or g... |
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| Class XII |
Physics |
Physics Part-II |
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20mm apart. If the radius of curvature of the large mirror is 220mm and the small mirror is 140mm, where will the final image of an object at infin... |
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| Class XII |
Business Studies |
Business Studies-I |
4 |
of keeping all its products at a lower rate which will be affordable for the poor people. y Their future plans include starting with the aid of the... |
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| Class XII |
Business Studies |
Business Studies-I |
4 |
successful plans. become vital assumptions for (iii) Identifying alternative courses of action: Once objectives are set, these proposals. Alternati... |
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| Class XII |
Business Studies |
Business Studies-I |
4 |
concerned as, organising an event or a seminar or conference. These plans include with putting the plan into action, i.e., doing what is required. ... |
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| Class XII |
Business Studies |
Business Studies-I |
4 |
of an educational they are defined as ends which institution. Procedures describe the management seeks to achieve steps to be followed in particula... |
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| Class XII |
Business Studies |
Business Studies-I |
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as in the form of a written statement of Objectives, Strategy, Policy, Procedure,esired results to be achieved within Method, Rule, Programme, Budg... |
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| Class XII |
Business Studies |
Business Studies-I |
4 |
the employees of an organisation. or combine new lines of activity with the existing business or seek But there has to be some basis for to acquire... |
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| Class XII |
Business Studies |
Business Studies-I |
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before It reflects a managerial decision that production. Procedures are specified a certain action must or must not be steps to be followed in par... |
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| Class XII |
Business Studies |
Business Studies-I |
4 |
month. A budget may plan and control the use of cash. It also be prepared to show the number is a statement showing the estimated of workers requir... |
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| Class XII |
Business Studies |
Business Studies-I |
4 |
Planning focuses on achieving objectives; It is a primary function of management; Planning is pervasive, continuous, futuristic and involves decisi... |
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| Class XII |
Business Studies |
Business Studies-I |
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budget to implement any course of action. Budget: A budget is a statement of expected results expressed in numerical terms. It is a plan which quan... |
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| Class XII |
Business Studies |
Business Studies-I |
4 |
highlighted in the given example. ? State its three dimensions also. 6. State the type of plan and state whether they are Single use or Standing pl... |
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| Class XII |
Business Studies |
Business Studies-I |
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ORGANISING 5 CHAPTER Way To Go, Wipro! It’s not quite there yet, but the goal is certainly within L E A R N I N G reach. One of India’s largest IT ... |
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| Class XII |
Business Studies |
Business Studies-I |
5 |
a manner which leads to the organisation to adapt to the dynamic accomplishment of objectives. A business environment. The activities Reprint 2026-... |
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| Class XII |
Business Studies |
Business Studies-I |
5 |
ticketing committee management hierarchy to suit the goals.and so on. These are under the The management function of overall supervision of the off... |
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| Class XII |
Business Studies |
Business Studies-I |
5 |
out with the help of an activities so that duplication example. can be avoided and the burden Suppose twelve students work for the school library i... |
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| Class XII |
Business Studies |
Business Studies-I |
5 |
to define the work function can pave the way for a smooth transition of the enterprise of different job positions and in accordance with the dynami... |
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| Class XII |
Business Studies |
Business Studies-I |
5 |
description of jobs and related lines of communication and duties.Thishelpstoavoidconfusion specifies who is to report to andduplication.Clarityinw... |
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| Class XII |
Business Studies |
Business Studies-I |
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boredom and absenteeism. What can managers do to improve the scenario? by enabling it to deviate from an enterprise as those companies existing nor... |
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| Class XII |
Business Studies |
Business Studies-I |
5 |
a firm is of time. However, it is important to shown in an organisation chart. understand that such stagnancy The span of management, to may prove ... |
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