Both of the colleges are good enough and then they have their own advantages and pros and cons. When the picture about the fees comes in, Shiv Shivani Institute Secunderabad has a yearly fees of around 6.25 lakhs per annum while the fees in Global Institue of Buisness Bangalore has a fees of Rs.7.25 lakhs per annum. As far as the placements are concerned, I guess Global Institute of Buisness Studies has got great placement opportunities and infrastructure wise also its decent enough. The average package that people get from GIBS Bangalore is around 6 lakhs per anum. Siva Sivani Institute of Management, Secunderabad has adequate infrastructure like hostel, library, etc which helps the students to have a hassle-free learning experience throughout their college life.

Kindly refer to the sites below to get a more detailed information about both of these colleges and the choose the best one which suits you the most.

https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/siva-sivani-institute-of-management-secunderabad https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/gibs-business-school-bengaluru

Best wishes. Thankyou.

Hi Mayuri!! Hope you are doing well!! In CBSE, to declared pass ,you have to pass all the papers to be declared as pass. If you fail in accounts then you will have give retest and sit in compartment papers to be declared as pass and get a pass report card.I would suggest you to study as much as you can and try to score atleast passing marks.

Here the official syllabus of Business Studies(BSTD) WBCHSE

Unit-1: Nature and Significance of Management (5 marks)

• Management – concept, objectives, importance.
• Management as Science, Arts, Profession.
• Levels of Management.
• Management Functions – Planning, Organising, Staffing, Directing, Controlling.
• Coordination – Characteristics and Importance

Unit-2: Principles of Management (5 marks)

• Principles of Management – Concept, Nature and Significance.
• Fayol’s Principles of Modern Management.
• Taylor’s scientific Management – Principles and Techniques.

Unit-3: Business Environment (5 marks)

• Business Environment – Concept, Importance.
• Dimensions of Business Environment – Economic, Social, Technological, Political and Legal.
• Concept of Liberalisation, Privatisation and Globalisation.
• Impact of Government Policy changes on Business and Industry with special reference to liberalisation, privatization and globalization.

Unit-4: Planning (6 marks)

• Concept, Importance, Limitations.
• Planning process.
• Types of plans – Objective, Strategy, Policy, Procedure, Method, Rule, Budget, Programme.

Unit-5: Organising (6 marks)

• Concept and Importance.
• Steps in the process of organising.
• Structure of Organisation – Functional and Divisional.
• Formal and Informal Organisation.
• Delegation: Concept, Elements and Importance.
• Decentralization: Concept and Importance.

Unit-6: Staffing (6 marks)

• Concept and Importance of staffing
• Staffing as a part of human resource Management
• Staffing process –

1. Recruitment – Meaning and Sources
2. Selection – Process

• Training and Development – Concept and Importance.

Unit-7: Directing (6 marks)

• Concept and Importance
• Elements of Directing

1. Supervision – concept, functions of a supervisor.
2. Motivation – concept, Maslow’s Hierarchy of needs.
3. Financial and Non Financial Incentives.
4. Leadership – concept, qualities of a good leader.
5. Communication – concept, formal and informal communication, barriers to effective communication, How to overcome the barriers.

Unit-8: Controlling (6 marks)

• Concept and Importance.
• Relationship between Planning and Controlling.
• Steps in the process of Control.

PART B: BUSINESS FINANCE AND MARKETING
Unit-9 : Financial Management (10marks)

• Concept, Objective of Financial Management
• Decisions relating to Investment, Financing and Dividend.
• Financial Planning: Concept and Importance.
• Financial Structure: Concept and Factors affecting Structure.
• Fixed and Working Capital: Concept and Factors affecting its Requirements.

Hello Punit,

For Hons. In B.com the cut off percentage is determined by the best four subjects from intermediate. English is a mandatory subject. So to calculate the percentage you will have to keep English plus other three subjects with the highest marks (out of Economics, Business studies, maths and accounts).

All the best! :)

Hello,

According to me there is No book which is better than NCERT for class 12. NCERT Books cannot be replaced.NCERT Books keywords which maybe directly inducted into the case study questions of board exam. Most of the Topics are explained precisely  in NCERT.

After you are done with NCERT you can go for reference books like Poonam Gandhi & Sandeep Garg as they are good for practising case studies.

Hope this was helpful.

hi,

see grace marks is considered by exam conducting authority, if the number of failure candidates  in any particular subject  in examination is large, or question is too tough then some times grace marks is given to candidates who have participated in exam. so you need to wait for the board of conducting authorities decision to come first.

Hello,

As per details given by the board, exam which was scheduled between March 24 to april 24 has got postponed. New schedule will be given in due time. keep checking news and updates from the board. Follow guidelines and meanwhile you can prepare the subjects more deeply in this period.

Hope it helps!

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Hello Akhil,

Since CBSE make some or the other changes in syllabus and course every year so the marking scheme of the subject is different every year.

So I would suggest you to have a look on the CBSE official website for the latest marking scheme.

Good Luck for your exams !