Class 12 Business Studies Leading Notes and Important Questions

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Important Questions

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Short1+4Old Question · 2083

Identify and explain the roles of manager in Nepalese business organizations.

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“Successful functioning of an organization depends upon the quality of managerial leader”. Comment in Nepalese perspectives.

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What types of leadership style is suitable for organization having highly skilled, qualified and experienced employees? Why? Describe its demerits.

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Suggest major leadership qualities required for successful managers.

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ShortOld Question · 2079

Describe the meaning and importance of leading.

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Also appears in 1 model question (not counted above — model sets aren't actual NEB exam history).

Offered as one of multiple alternative ("OR") questions in 1 past paper — not counted above, since a different chapter's question could be chosen instead.

Leading focuses on the role of managers in guiding, influencing and motivating employees toward organizational goals. Students learn about leadership, the role and qualities of a leader, and major leadership styles including autocratic, democratic and laissez-faire leadership.

This page covers Leading, chapter 5 of 10 in the Class 12 Business Studies syllabus set by the National Examination Board (NEB). 5 important questions for this chapter are available, each with a model answer.

For subjects like this one, examiners tend to reuse similar question patterns year to year — comparing this chapter's important questions against recent old NEB papers is one of the more efficient ways to revise.