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SYLLABUS OF UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI M.A.
M.A First Year: Compulsory Courses
Course Code : Title of the Course
MEG – 01 : British Poetry
MEG – 02 : British Drama
MEG – 03: British Novel
MEG – 04 : Aspects of Language
M.A Second Year: 1 Compulsory Course + 3 Optional Courses
Compulsory Course
Course Code : Title of the Course
MEG – 05 : Literary Criticism and Theory (Compulsory)
Second Year Optional Courses
A Student must opt for any three of the following optional courses:
Course Code : Title of the Course
MEG – 06 : American Literature
MEG – 07 : Indian English Literature
MEG – 08 : New Literatures in English
MEG – 09 : Australian Literature
MEG –10 : English Studies in India
MEG – 11 : American Novel
MEG – 12 : A Survey Course in 20th Century Canadian Literature
All graduates are eligible for admission and the programme can be completed in a minimum period of 2 years and a maximum period of 5 years.
Course Code : Title of the Course
MEG – 01 : British Poetry
MEG – 02 : British Drama
MEG – 03: British Novel
MEG – 04 : Aspects of Language
M.A Second Year: 1 Compulsory Course + 3 Optional Courses
Compulsory Course
Course Code : Title of the Course
MEG – 05 : Literary Criticism and Theory (Compulsory)
Second Year Optional Courses
A Student must opt for any three of the following optional courses:
Course Code : Title of the Course
MEG – 06 : American Literature
MEG – 07 : Indian English Literature
MEG – 08 : New Literatures in English
MEG – 09 : Australian Literature
MEG –10 : English Studies in India
MEG – 11 : American Novel
MEG – 12 : A Survey Course in 20th Century Canadian Literature
All graduates are eligible for admission and the programme can be completed in a minimum period of 2 years and a maximum period of 5 years.
B.Sc. (Home Science)
B.Sc. (Home Science)
Bachelor of Science (Home Science) B.Sc. (Home Science)
Duration: Three years
Minimum Admission Requirement
Eligibility: A candidate for being eligible for admission to the first Year B.Sc. examination in Home Science.
a) Must have passed the First Year examination in Science of this University or an examination of another University or Body recognised as equivalent thereto or must have been certified by the Principal of an affiliated college to have duly completed the First Year course in Group B on or before 15th March, 1962.
(b) Must have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate examination (XII standard) conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, Pune, Mumbai, Aurangabad and Nagpur with the following subjects or an examination recognised as equivalent thereto.
(1) English
(2) Any one of the Modern Indian Languages or Modern Foreign Languages (Higher Level or Lower Level)
(3)&(4) Any two of the subjects from (a) or (b):
(a) Physics, Chemistry, Biology
OR
(b) Sociology, Psychology, Economics, Child development, Textile Laundry and Clothing.
(5)&(6) Any two subjects from the following subjects not offered under (3) and (4).
Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Geography, Mathematics and Statistics, Geology, Political Science, Philosophy, Logic, History, Sociology, Psychology, Economics, Child Development, Textile Laundry and Clothing.
OR
The Higher Secondary Certificate (Std. XII) examination with vocational subjects conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, Pune, Mumbai, Aurangabad and Nagpur, in the following subjects :-
(1) English
(2)&(3) Any one vocational subject carrying 200 marks under the Commercial Group, Catering and Fool Technology Group, Para-Medical Group, Technical Group, Agricultural Group and Fishery Group.
I. Commercial Group
1. Banking.
2. Insurance
3. Office Management
4. Marketing and Salesmanship
5. Small Industries and Self-employment
6. Elementary Industrial Management
7. Such other subjects as may be prescribed by the Board from time to time.
II Catering and Food Technology
1. Cookery
2. Bakery and Confectionery
3. Good Preservation
4. Such other subjects as may be prescribed by the Board from time to time.
III. Para-Medical Group
1. Multipurpose Health Worker
2. Elementary Laboratory Technology
3. Such other subjects as may, be prescribed by the Board from time to time
IV) Technical Group
1. Electrical Maintenance
2. Mechanical Maintenance
3. Scooter and Motor-Cycle Servicing
4. General Contracting
5. Electronics
6. Chemical Plant Operation
7. Such other subjects as may be prescribed by the Board from tine to time.
V) Agricultural Group
1.Animal Science and Dairying
2.Farm Mechanics
3.Crop Science
4.Horticulture
5.Such other subjects as may be prescribed by the Board from time to time.
VI) Fishery Group
Fish processing Technology
Fresh water Fish Culture
Such other subjects as may be prescribed by the Board from time to time.
(4) & (6)Optional subjects : Any three from the following:-
1. Any one of the Modern India Languages or Modern Foreign Languages (Higher Level or Lower Level)
2. Physics
3. Chemistry
4. Biology
5. Sociology
6. Psychology
7. Economics
8. Political Science
9. Philosophy
10. Such other subjects as may be prescribed by the Board
from time to time.
Syllabus Of Master’s Degree Of Science In Information Technology M.Sc. (It).
Syllabus Of Master’s Degree Of Science In
Information Technology M.Sc. (It).
Information Technology M.Sc. (It).
Syllabus For First Year :
Subjects
Paper 1
Section 1 (Computer Simulation and Modeling)
Section 2 (Programming with Components)
Paper 2
Section 1 (Mobile Computing)
Section 2 (Advanced Computer Networks)
Paper 3
Section 1 (Image Processing)
Section 2 (Speech Recognition)
Paper 4
Section 1 (Data Warehousing and Mining)
Section 2 (Advanced Database Systems)
Syllabus For Second Year :
Subjects:
Paper 1
Section 1 (Software Testing)
Section 2 (Information Security)
Paper 2
Section 1 (Artificial Intelligence)
Section 2 (Robotics)
Paper 3 (Elective I)
Section 1
Section 2
Paper 4 (Elective II)
Section 1
Section 2
Paper 5
Project
Elective - I
1 - Parallel Processing, (Section 1)
Distributed Computing, (Section 2)
2 - Intelligent Systems, (Section 1)
Neural Networks and Fuzzy systems (Section 2)
3 - Digital Signal Processing, (Section 1)
Enterprise Networking (Section 2)
Elective – II
1 - Pattern Recognition, (Section 1)
Computer Vision, (Section 2)
2 - System Security, (Section 1)
Virtual Reality and Virtual Environment, (Section 2)
3 - Multimedia systems and convergence of technologies (Section 1)
Java Technology, (Section 2)
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Mumbai University Management & Production Planning, October 2008 Paper
October 2008
Time: 3 Hours
Marks: 100
NB:
- All questions are compulsory.
- Figures to the right indicate full marks.
- Answers to the two sections should be written in the same answer book.
Section I
- Q.1 Explain the meaning of any seven of the following terms in not more than five lines each :- 14
- (a) Unity of Command
- (b) Time Study
- (c) Delphi technique
- (d) M.B.O
- (e) Strategy
- (f) Delegation of Authority
- (g) Job specification
- (h) Aptitude test
- (i) Self-actualisation needs
- (j) Management Audit.
- Q.2 Answer any three of the following questions:- 18
- (a) Define 'Management' and explain its features.
- (b) Explain the basic philosophy of Human Relations Approach to Management.
- (c) Define 'planning' and explain its importance.
- (d) Explain briefly any six principles of organising.
- (e) What is Departmentation? What are the bases of Departmentation?
- (f) What measures do you suggest for resolving the conflicts between 'Line' and 'Staff'?
- Q.3 Answer any three of the following questions:- 18
- (a) What are the external sources of recruitment? Explain their advantages
- (b) Explain briefly various types of interview.
- (c) Define 'Motivation' and explain Non-Monetary factor of Motivation.
- (d) Explain in brief, various styles of leadership.
- (e) Define 'Control' and explain the steps in control process.
- (f) What do you mean by co-ordination? Explain its importance.
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OR - Q.3 Write short notes on any three of the following:- 18
- (i) Managerial skills.
- (ii) Steps in Decision Making Process.
- (iii) Factors affecting span of control
- (iv) Group Discussion.
- (v) Theory 'X' and Theory 'Y'.
- (vi) Informal Organization.
SECTION II - Q.4 Explain the meaning of any seven of the following terms in about five lines each:- 14
- (a) Human resouece Planning.
- (b) Refresher Training.
- (c) 360° Appraisal.
- (d) Statistical Quality Control.
- (e) Job Order Production.
- (f) Mass Production.
- (g) Safety Stock.
- (h) Inventory Carrying cost.
- (i) Labour Productivity.
- (j) Role Playing.
- Q.5 Answer any three of the following questions:- 18
- (a) What is Human Resource Management? Explain its scope.
- (b) Explain the importance of Training and Development.
- (c) What do you mean by Performance Appraisal? What are its uses?
- (d) Define 'Production Planning and Control' and explain its objectives.
- (e) What are the essential features of a good product design?
- (f) What is flexible manufacturing system? Explain its advantages and suitability.
- Q.6 Answer any three of the following questions:- 18
- (a) What is Industrial Productivity? What steps you would take to improve industrial productivity?
- (b) Explain the importance of suitable plant location.
- (c) Explain briefly 'Quality Control', 'Quality Circle' and 'Quality Assurance'.
- (d) What is Total Quality Management? Explain its features.
- (e) What do you mean by Material Planning? Explain its importance.
- (f) What is Inventory Control? Explain any three Inventroy Control Techniques.
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OR Q.6 Write short notes on any three of the following:- 18 - (i) Human Resource Accounting.
- (ii) Routing and Scheduling.
- (iii) ISO 9,000 Certification Procedure.
- (iv) National Productivity Council.
- (v) Material Requirement Planning Procedure.
- (vi) On-the-job Methods of Training.
Mumbai University EXPORT MARKETING, B.Com, October 2008 Paper
October 2008
Time: 3 Hours or 2.30 Hours
Marks: 100/80
- All questions are compulsory
- Figures to the right indicate full marks.
- Q.1 Explain the following terms/concepts in about 30 words(any eight):- 16
- a. TRIPS
- b. Trading blocks
- c. Duty drawback
- d. Seed capital scheme
- e. Deemed exports
- f. SEZ
- g. Packing credit .
- h. Forfaiting
- i. State bill of lading
- j. FOB price quotation
- k. Dollar determined credit
- l. Give full form of
- (i) ICA
- (ii) IBRD.
- Q.2 Answer any two from the following:- 16
- (a) Discuss the features of export marketing.
- (b) Explain the causes for poor share of India's exports in world trade.
- (c) Distinguish between Tariff and Non-tariff barriers.
- (d) Write a note on "SAARC".
- Q.3 Answer any two from the following:- 16
- (a) Discuss various product designing strategies that can be followed by the exporter.
- (b) Explain the advantages of direct exporting.
- (c) What is FIFO? What are its functions?
- (d) Write a note in detail on Foreign Trade Policy 2004-2009.
- Q.4 Answer any two from the following:- 16
- (a) Discuss various factors determining export price.
- (b) Explain the role of commercial bank in obtaining export finance
- (c) Define letter of credit and discuss any three types of L/C.
- (d) Define the term "Price". Calculate the minimum FOB price that an exporter can quote to an importer, from the following information. Also calculate the foreign exchange that can be earned canbe earned if 1 $ = Rs.40.
- Q.5 Answer any two from the following:- 16
- (a) What is a procedure to obtain ISO 9,000 certification?
- (b) Write a note in detail on Pre-shipment stage in export procedure.
- (c) What do you mean by 'Certificate of Origin'? Explain its types.
- (d) Discuss any four export incentives available to Indian Exporter
(i) Cost of Material | Rs. 75,000 |
(ii) Cost of Labour | Rs.10,000 |
(iii)Packing Charges | Rs. 10,000 |
(iv) Internal Transportation | Rs. 8,000 |
(v)Contribution of Profit | 10 % of FOB cost |
(vi) Duty Drawback | 15% of FOB price |
Mumbai University Psychology of Human Behaviour at work, B.Com, October 2008 Paper
October 2008
Time: 3 Hours
Marks: 100
NB:
- Attempt any five questions in all.
- Attempt any three questions from Section I and any two questions from Section II or any two questions from Section I and any three questions from Section II.
- Figures to the right indicate full marks.
- Answer to both the sections should be written in the same answer-book.
- Q.1 Give reasons for the following (any four) 20
- (a) One major strength of Organizational Behaviour is its interdisciplinary nature.
- (b) The idea of Individual differences is suppprted by science.
- (c) Organizations are social systems.
- (d) Organizations are formed on the basis of mutuality of interest.
- (e) Human resource approach is developmental.
- (f) Pepole who lack system understanding develop behavioural bias.
- Q.2 Explain the following terms (any four) 20
- (a) Open Communication.
- (b) Semantic-barrier in communication.
- (c) Non-verbal Communication.
- (d) Job instructions.
- (e) Open door policy.
- (f) Tele commuting.
- Q.3 Critically evaluate the Reinforcement theory and Expectancy model of work motivation. 20
- Q.4 State whether the following statements are true Or false and give reasons (any four): 20
- (a) Employees often make cost reward comparison.
- (b) Comparable worth programmes do not guarantee equal pay for equal work.
- (c) Employee selection decision is communicated to the employee in an appraisal interview.
- (d) Fundamental attribution error is shown when judging our own selves.
- (e) Skill based pay is also called as knowledge based pay.
- (f) Profit sharing recognises mutual interest.
- Q.5 Explain the following: 20
- (a) Blake and Mouton's Managerial grid,
- (b) Vroom's decision making model
- Q.6 Explain the following statements (any four): 20
- (a) Job satisfaction is multidimensional.
- (b) Job satisfaction and Life satisfaction are related to each other.
- (c) High job performance contributes to high job satisfaction.
- (d) Job satisfaction studies are useful to the managers.
- (e) Managers can change employee attitudes.
- (f) There are various types of closed ended questions.
- Q.7 Write short notes on (any four): 20
- (a) Sources of interpersonal conflict.
- (b) Conflict resolution strategies
- (c) Effects of conflicts
- (d) Assertiveness.
- (e) Stroking.
- (f) Tactics to gain political power
- Q.8 Compare formal and informal organizations and state the benefits of informal organizations. 20
- Q.9 Give reasons for the following (any four): 20
- (a) Managers are linking pins between groups.
- (b) Organic organizations are more flexible and open
- (c) There are several stages in team development.
- (d) Process consultants use facilitating behaviours to help team function more effectively.
- (e) Team members need feedback.
- (f) Self-managing teams have advantages and disadvantages
- Q.10 Elaborate on job related causes of stress and stress management types. 20
SECTION II
Mumbai University Computer Systems and Applications , B.Com, October 2008 Paper
Computer
October 2008
Time: 3 Hours
Marks: 100
NB:
- Attempt either Part A or Part B. Question no. 1 is compulsory.
- In section I, attempt any two questions from Question Nos. 2 to 5
- In section 11, attempt any two questions from Question Nos. 6 to 9
- All answer should be written in the same answer-book.
- Figures to right indicate maximum marks. All questions carry equal marks
PART A
- Q.1 (a) Answer the following in one sentence: 3
- (i) What is use of RAM?
- (ii) Give one difference between DOS and WINDOWS operating system.
- (iii) What is the use of POP?
- (b) Answer the following in C:
- (i) What is the difference between getch () and getche()? 2
- (ii) Give two examples of preprocessor directive. 2
- (iii) What is the use of main() in a C program? 1
- (c) State whether the following are true or false: - 3
- (i) In Windows 95 Find option can be used to search files data wise.
- (ii) In MS-WORD, as soon as you start MS-Word, documentl which is a blank document is displayed.
- (iii) In MS-WORD, it is not possible to sort a table in descending order.
- (d) Answer the following in FoxPro:
- (i) Explain the use of: 3
- (i) ROUND ( )(ii) LEFT( ) (iii) MAX( )
- (ii) Explain the following: 2
- (i) COUNT (ii) INSERT
- Q.2 (a) Explain briefly about the following: 6
- (i) UNIX operating system (ii) Keyboard (iii) Search engines.
- (b) What does the following C program print? 4
- main()
{ int a=10,b=10,c;
c=a+b;
while(c<100) - {print f ("%5d",c)
a=b;
b=c;
c=a+b;} } - (c) Write a C program to input 15 observations and then sort and print these observations in ascending order and also print their range (Highest-Lowest). 6
- Q.3 (a) Answer in one or two lines the uses of: 6
- (i) Control unit of CPU (ii) LAN (iii) INTERNET
- (b) What is the output of the following C program: 4
- main ()
{int x=8764;
float y=2361.8587;
char z='#',m[ ] ="GANESH";
print f (" % - + 7d%7.3 f \ n",x,y);
print f (" % - 3c%12s \n",z,m);} - (c) Write a program in C to input 2 positive numbers and print the G.C.D. between them. 6
- Q.4 (a) State whether the following are True or False: 6
- A Floppy disk can be write protected.
- Graphic user interface operating system requiresthe use of mouse.
- Spike guard is a part of C.P.U.
- Using telnet facility in internet you can log into a remote Site.
- Internet explorer is a web browser.
- A laser printer requires continuous stationery.
- (b) What is the output of the following C program? 4
- main()
{int x =2, y=3, Z=12 ;
y + = + + z*5;
x + = y + +% 10 ;
z + = + + x * 2;
- print f (" % 4d%4d%4d\n" , x , y,z;}
- (c) Write a C program to input name and marks out of 10 in a project and then print Name and comment which is as follows: If mark is 10 then "Excellent", if it is 9 then "Very good", if it is 8 then "Good" otherwise it is "Satisfactory". 6
- Q.5 (a) Explain briefly about following:- 6
- (i)PRINTER (ii)CD ROM (iii) INTERNET PROTOCOLS
- (b) Write a C program to find and print the sum of: 4
- 1 ² + 2 ² + ......... + 20 ²
2 3 21 - (c) Income tax is computed as follows: 6
- Write a C program to accept name and income and then print name, income tax and net income, where net income = Income - income tax.
- Q.1 (a) Answer the following in one sentence: 3
- (i) What is use of RAM?
- (ii) Give one difference between DOS and WINDOWS operating system.
- (iii)What is the use of POP?
- (b) Answer the following in MS-EXCEL:
- (i) Explain the use of the following functions. 2
- (i) MIN( ) (ii) NPV( )
- (ii) Explain the difference between Paste and Paste Special in edit menu. 2
- (iii) Explain the use of a Pivot table. 1
- (c) State whether the following are True or False: 3
- (i) In Windows 95, Find option can be used to search files date wise.
- (ii) In MS-WORD, as soon as you start MS-Word a document1 which is a blank document is displayed.
- (iii) In MS-WORD, it is not possible to sort a table in descending order.
- (d) Answer the following in Fox-Pro: 3
- (i) Explain the use of: 3
- (i) ROUND( ) (ii) LEFT( ) (iii) MAX( )
- (ii) Explain the following: 2
- (i) COUNT (ii) INSERT
- Q.2 (a) Explain briefly about the following: 6
- (i) UNIX operating system (ii)Keyboard (iii) Search engines.
- (b) Answer the following in MS-EXCEL 4
- Insurance agent's name and his total business have been entered in columns A and B respectively for 20 agents. First row contains heading and next 20 rows contain data. Write steps to compute Commission and Bonus to be paid to these agents in columns C and D respectively using the following policy. Commission is 5% of business up to Rs. 1,00,000 and 10% on additional business.
Bonus is 2% of business exceeding Rs. 5,00,000 only ,when business exceeds 5,00,000 otherwise it is 0. - (c) Answer the following in MS-EXCEL: 6
- Mean = x¯= ∑x Mean Deviation = ∑|x-x¯| s.d = √(x - ¯x)²
n n n - Q.3 (a) Answer in one or two lines the uses of : - 6
- (i) Control unit of CPU (ii) LAN (iii) INTERNET
- (b) Answer the following in MS-EXCEL : - 4
- What is an Autofil List? Explain the steps to prepare custom list (Custom Autofill) with the values Milk, Butter, Ghee, Cheese, Paneer and display it in cells C1 to C5.
- (c) Answer the following in MS-EXCEL 6
- Weights in Kilograms of 30 weight lifters are entered in cells A3 to A32. None of these are heavier than 120 Kg's.
Explain the procedure to prepare a frequency table by taking class intervals as, less than 80, 80-90, 90-100, 100-110, 110-120. - Q.4 (a) State whether the following are true or false : - 6
- (i) A Floppy disk can be write protected.
- (ii) Graphic user interface operating system requires the use of mouse.
- (iii)Spike guard is a part of C.P.U.
- (iv) Using telnet facility in internet you can log into a remote site.
- (v) Internet explorer is a web browser.
- (vi) A laser printer requires continuous stationery.
- (b) Answer the following in MS-EXCEL: 4
- Explain with examples the following functions. (i) OR() (ii) DAYS360() (iii) PV() (iv) PROPER()
- (c) Answer the following in MS-EXCEL 6
- Consider the following worksheet showing cost of machinery and its life in year and rate of depreciation.
- Using straight line method, explain the procedure to display yearwise depreciation. depreciated value for each year till the life of Machinery. Use your own cell addresses.
- Q.5 (a) Explain briefly about the following: 6
- (i)PRINTER ( (ii) CD ROM(iii) INTERNET PROTOCOLS.
- (b) Answer the following in MS-EXCEL. 4
- State whether the following are True or False:
- (i)Opening a file as read only does not prevent you from making changes but it prevents you from saving the changes to a file with same name.
- (ii) In order to replace a cell contents with a different entry, it is required to clear the cell first,
- (iii) Error value #REF! indicate invalid cell reference.
- (iv) You cannot change the formatting of a Pivot table afterwards to any style that suits you.
- (c) Answer the following in MS-EXCEL 6
- The sales figures for two depots have been entered in a MS Excel worksheet in the following manner:
- Write steps to construct the following charts to display year along X Axis and sales of the two depots along Y Axis:
- (i)a 3-D Bar chart with column series.
- (ii)a Line chart with column series
- Q.6 (a) Explain the use of 'My Computer' in Windows 95. 2
- (b) What is the use of inserts menu in MS-WORD? Explain the use of any 3 options 4
- (c) Write FoxPro commands for the following: 10
- (i) To cancel the deletion mark of all records.
- (ii)To display name (NAME) and Balance (A_BAL) fields where balance is above 25000.
- (iii) To make changes in record nos. from 10 to 15.
- (iv)To find the total of a field called INTEREST and store It in a memory variable Tl.
- (v) To display field Name(NAME) after removing the blank spaces to the left.
- (vi) To update the field commission (COMMI) in the current table by computing it as 12% of sales(SALES) in every record.
- (vii) To move the record pointer 5 records forward.
- (viii) To sort the table in use according to the field city (CITY} to another file SST.dbf
- (ix) To convert every letter of a character memory variable variable G into Lower case.
- (x) To accept the value of a numeric field called SALARY which should be in between 1 and 20000 only from 4th row and 10 column onwards.
- Q.7 (a) Explain the use of any two options from start menu in Windows-95. 2
- (b) What is the use of Edit menu in MS-WORD? Explain the use of any 3 options 4
- (c) Explain the difference between the following in Foxpro: 4
- (i) LOCATE & SEEK (ii) SET-ESCAPE ON & SET ESCAPE OFF
- (d) There is a FoxPro table called TRAVEL.dbf containing fields ticket no. (TNO, C, 5, 0), Customer Name (Name, C, 20), date of journey(DOJ, D, 8), Boarding station(BSTN, C, 20), alighting station (ASTN, C, 20) Write a FoxPro program requesting the user to enter ticket no.
and the program should display all the above details whenever record is found in the file. Otherwise display 'Record not found.' This program should allow the user to continue as long as he wants. 6 - Q.8 (a) What is use of Recycle Bin in Windows-95? 2
- (b) How to perform the following operations with reference to MS-WORD? 4
- (i) To change paper size.
- (ii) To insert date and time.
- (iii) To add bullets to the selected text.
- (iv) To save the current file under some other filename.
- (c) There is a FoxPro table called MONPAY.dbf containing fields Employee code, (ECODE, C, 5), Employee name (ENAME, C, 40), basic pay(BASIC,N,10,2). Write a program to print a report showing employee code, his name and special allowance in the alphabetical order of employee name, where special allowance is 20% of basic pay for every record. 4
- (d) There are 2 FoxPro tables first one called "WAGE1.dbf' containing fields worker r.o. (WNO, N, 3), his name (NAME, C, 40), no. of hours worked (HWORK), N, 3, 0) and rate per hour(RATE,N,8,2). Another table called "WAGE2.dbf." containing fields, worker number (WNO, N, 3), and his wage (WAGE, N,8,2)
Write command in FoxPro to perform the following: - (i) To index the two tables according to worker number. 2
- (ii) To update the table WAGE2.dbf by computing wage as no. of hours worked x Rate from WAGE1.dbf. 2
- (iii) To display worker no. name and his wage. 2
- Q.9 (a) Explain how to create a folder on the desktop and name it as EXAM in Windows-95? 2
- (b) Explain the use of New and Save As options from file menu 4
- (c) Explain the following commands or functions in FoxPro. 4
- (I) SET DEFAULT TO (ii) DELETE (iii) DAY() (iv) INTO()
- (d) There is a FoxPro table called PRELIM.dbf containing fields Roll no. (ROLL–NO, N, 3), name (NAME, C, 30), and marks in 3 subjects(M1,M2,M3,alI numeric, 3,0). Write a data entry program to add new records to this table. This program must allow the user to continue as long as he wants. Marks must be accepted between 0 and 100 only.
Section -I
Income | Income tax |
First Rs. 50000 | Nil |
Next Rs. 20000 | 10% |
Next Rs. 90000 | 15% |
Excess | 25% |
PART - B
Section - I
Sales(x) of 25 salesmen are entered, in cells B2 to B26.Explain the procedure to compute the values of lx -x¯l
and (x - ¯x)² in cells C2 to C26 and,D2 to D26 respectively and find Mean, Mean deviation and standard deviation in cells B30,B32,B34 respectively using the formulas.
and (x - ¯x)² in cells C2 to C26 and,D2 to D26 respectively and find Mean, Mean deviation and standard deviation in cells B30,B32,B34 respectively using the formulas.
A | B | C | |
1 | Cost | Life in Years | Rate of Depreciation |
2 | 100000 | 5 | 20% |
3 |
SECTION II
Mumbai University Direct and Indirect Tax October 2008 Paper
Direct and Indirect Tax
October 2008
Regular Students
3 Hours
3 Hours
Marks:80
I.D.E. Students
Marks: 100
NB:
- Regular College Students enrolled during the academic year 2006-07 and thereafter shall attempt only Section I and II carrying total 80 marks. Duration of the paper is 21/2 Hours for such candidates. (Section III should not be attempted by such students.)
- All I.D.E. Students and college students enrolled during the academic year 2005-06 or earlier shall attempt Section I, II and III carrying total 100 marks. Duration of the paper is 3 hours for such candidates.
- Question No.1 is compulsory carrying 18 marks. Attempt any three questions carrying 14 marks each from question Nos. 2 to 6 from Section I.
- Attempt question No. 7 and Question No. 8 carrying 10 marks each from Section II.
- Attempt Question No. 9 and Question No. 10 carrying 10 marks each from Section III.
- All the sections should be written in the same answer book.
Section I
- Q.1 Mrs. Prafulla provides the following profit and Loss Account for the year ended 31/03/2007. Profit and Loss Account for the year ended 31st March, 2007. 18
- Additional Information:
- Depreciation as per Income Tax Rules is Rs. 35,000.
- 50% of the rent is paid for her residential house
- Personal drawings includes her personal life Insurance premium of Rs. 5,000.
- Printing includes Rs. 2,000 paid for printing birthday cards for her daughter's birthday
- Donations are made to:
- (a) National sports fund Rs. 10,000
- (b) Indira Gandhi Memorial Trust Rs. 4,000.
- (c) Recognised Charitable Institutions of books worth Rs. 1,000.
- Q. 3 Mr. Kedar Patwardhan owns two house properties. Following are the details regarding these houses for the year ended 31/03/2007. 14
- Compute the Net Taxable Income of Mr. Patwardhan for the Assessment year 2007 – 08.
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- Q.4 (a) Professor Rajendra Bhatt a UK citizen (not a person of India Origin) is a visiting faculty at JNO University.provides you the details of his visit to India during the last 7 years. 8
- Prior to 01/04/2000 he did not visit India. Find out his Residential status for the Assessment year 2007-08.
- (b) Shri R. P. Chitale purchased a House property for Rs. 1, 25,000 on 4th September, 1977. He constructed a First Floor during the Financial Year 1985 – 86 for Rs. 2,25,000. 6
- The fair market value of the property on 01/04/1981 was Rs. 3, 50,000. He sold the property on 15/11/2006 for Rs. 35 lakhs. He paid brokerage Rs. 25,000 for the sale transaction.The cost inflation Index for Financial Year 1981 – 82 is 100, for Financial Year 1985 – 86 is 133 and for Financial Year 2006 – 07 is 519.Your are required to compute the Income from Capital Gains for the assessment Year 2007-08.
- Q.5 (a) Define and Explain the following as per Income Tax-Act 1961 (any two): 6
- (i) Person
- (ii) Company
- (iii) Previous year
- (b) Enumerate any Eight items of Investments / Payments eligible for deduction u/s 80C of the Income Tax Act, 1961. 8
- Q. 6 Answer any seven of the following questions with reference to Assessment Year 2007-08 14
- i. Aayushi received a gift of Rs. 11,000 from her father at the time of her marriage. Aayushi claims that Rs. 11,000 is not taxable in her hands. Is her claim correct?
- ii. Mr. Ramdas retired from a Government Organisation. He received pension @Rs. 5,000 p.m. during the previous year 2006-07. He claims this pension as exempt being received from a Government Organisation. Is his claim correct?
- iii. Mr. Pandharinath is working in a private organisation. He gets entertainment allowance of Rs. 7,000 during the previous year 2006-07. Can he claim entertainment allowance deduction u/s 16(ii)?
- iv. Mr. Bhuvan paid his Life Insurance premium of Rs. 6,000 in cash. Is he eligible for deduction u/s 80C?
- v. Miss. Aalisha receives Rs. 50,000 as rent from a vacant plot of land owned by her. She claims this income as 'Income from house property'. Is her claim correct?
- vi. Mrs. Sanchita owns two house properties in Mumbai. She occupies both the houses for her own stay. She claims Gross Annual value of both the properties as NIL. Is she correct?
- vii. Miss. Neha, the minor daughter of Mr. Nayak is a child artist. She earns income of Rs. 20,000 during the previous year 2006-07. Should her income be clubbed with the income of Mr. Nayak?
- viii. Mr. Nityanand purchased a house property on 1st May 2005 and sold it on 1st June 2007. He treats this property as a long term capital asset. Is his claim correct?
- ix. During the previous year 2006-07, Metasys Ltd. has to pay Rs. 2 lakhs as rent for their office premises. Should the company deduct tax at source while making the payment to the land lord?
- Q. 7 Define and Explain the term 'Dealer' as per the provisions of the Central Sales Tax Act, 1956. 10
- Q. 7 Explain with reasons whether the following persons are 'Dealers' or not as per the provisions of the Central Sales Act, 1956.
- (i) A Teacher providing Free coaching to students
- (ii) An Interior Decorator.
- (iii) A watch manufacturer.
- (iv) A Money Lender.
- (v) Mahanagar Gas Ltd., supplying piped Gas to its customers.
- Q. 8 Mr. Limaye commenced his business on 1 st August 2007.Find out from which month he will be Liable for Registration and to pay tax as per the provisions of MVAT Act,2002.Give reasons for your answer.The details of sales and purchases are as under: 10
- Q. 8 Shri Deosthalee a Registered Dealer under MVAT Act 2002, furnishes you the following details about purchases and sales for the month of December 2007. Ascertain the Tax payable as per MVAT Act 2002.
- Shri. Deosthalee has an Opening Balance (Credit) in VAT Credit Receivable Account of Rs. 4,500.
- Rates of Tax for Schedule A, B, C and E goods are NIL, 1%, 4% and 12.5% respectively.
To Salaries | 2,00,000 | By Gross Profit b/d | 8,08,000 |
To Printing and Stationery | 10,000 | By U.T.I. dividend | 10,000 |
To Advertisement expenses | 40,000 | By Winning from lottery | 15,000 |
To Rent | 50,000 | By Gift from father | 5,000 |
To Motor car expenses | 30,000 | ||
To Personal drawings | 50,000 | ||
To Embezzlement by an employee | 5,000 | ||
To Staff welfare expenses | 25,000 | ||
To Donations | 15,000 | ||
To Income Tax | 9,000 | ||
To Depreciation | 30,000 | ||
To Sales Tax paid | 4,000 | ||
To Net Profit | 3,70.000 | ||
8,38,000 | 8,38,000 |
Compute total taxable Income of Mrs. Prafulla for assessment year 2007-08.
Q 2.Mr. Sachin Abhyankar is an employee of Godrej Ltd. He furnishes the following Information for the year ended 31st March 2007.14(a) Basic Salary (Net of Professional Tax and T.D.S.) | |
Rs. 24,000 per month | |
Rs. 30,000 per month | |
(b) Tax deducted at source: | |
Rs. 1,000 per month | |
Rs. 2,000 per month | |
(c) Professional Tax | Rs. 2,500 per annum |
(d) Bonus received in October 2006 | Rs. 48,000 |
(e) Conveyance allowance received | Rs. 2,000 per month |
(Exempt u/s 10 @ Rs. 800 per month) | |
(f) Dearness allowance @ 65% of Basic salary. | |
(g) Loan from employer for daughter's marriage | Rs. 1,00,000 |
(h) Interest received on Bank saving account | Rs. 3,000 |
(i) Interest received on Government securities | Rs.7,000 |
(j) LIC premium paid by Mr. Abhyankar | Rs.10,000 in cash |
(k) He paid medical Insurance premium of | Rs.5,000 in cash |
Compute his Net Taxable Income for Assessment year 2007-08.
(A)House Property I: self occupied, |
(1) Annual value Rs. 4,00,000. |
(2) Municipal Taxes paid Rs. 20,000. |
(3) Loan from ICICI Bank of. Rs. 15,00,000 for acquiring the house property in 2004. |
(4) Interest paid on the above loan Rs. 1,80,000 for the-year. |
(5) Repayment of Principal amount on housing loan during the year Rs. 30,000. |
(B) House Property II:Let out |
(1) Fair rent Rs. 3,25,000 |
(2) Actual rent received Rs. 30,000 per month. |
(3) Municipal Taxes paid 18,000. |
(4) Collection charges paid Rs. 500. |
(5) Interest paid on loan for construction of house property Rs. 40,000. |
(C) His other income was as follows: |
(1) Interest on Public Provident Fund is Rs. 6,000. |
(2) Dividend from Reliance Industries Ltd. Rs. 3,000. |
(D)Mr. Patwardhan is physically handicapped (upto 30%). |
Previous Year | No. of Days stay in India |
Section – II
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Schedule 'A' Goods | Schedule 'B' Goods | ||
Schedule 'B' Goods | Schedule 'C' Goods | ||
Schedule 'C' Goods | Schedule 'E' Goods | ||
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Schedule 'A' Goods | Schedule 'C' Goods | ||
Schedule 'C' Goods | Schedule'E' Goods | ||
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