V Semester B.B.M Examination, November 2011
Management Accounting
Time: 3 Hours Max. Marks : 90
SECTION - A
1. Answer any TEN sub-questions. Each sub-questions carries 2 marks (10x2=20)
a. State any four limitations of management accounting.
b. What is the meaning of 'flow' in the Funds Flow Statement ?
c. What is statement of changes in working capital ?
d. What are financial activities?
e. What is meant by Cash Flow Statement ?
f. What do yo mean by acid test ratio ?
g. How do you compute stock turnover ratio ?
h. What are the profitability ratio ? Name any three.
i. What is meant by operating cost ?
j. What is a flexible budget ?
k. Define marginal costing.
l. What is Break-even point ?
SECTION - B
Answer any FIVE sub-questions. Each sub-questions carries 5 marks (5x5=25)
2. Distinguish between financial accounting and management accounting.
3. What is fund flow statement ? How does it differ from a position statement ?
4. Distinguish between cash flow statement and fund flow statement.
5. Write short notes on : i) Price earning ratio ii) Debt equity ratio
Management Accounting
Time: 3 Hours Max. Marks : 90
SECTION - A
1. Answer any TEN sub-questions. Each sub-questions carries 2 marks (10x2=20)
a. State any four limitations of management accounting.
b. What is the meaning of 'flow' in the Funds Flow Statement ?
c. What is statement of changes in working capital ?
d. What are financial activities?
e. What is meant by Cash Flow Statement ?
f. What do yo mean by acid test ratio ?
g. How do you compute stock turnover ratio ?
h. What are the profitability ratio ? Name any three.
i. What is meant by operating cost ?
j. What is a flexible budget ?
k. Define marginal costing.
l. What is Break-even point ?
SECTION - B
Answer any FIVE sub-questions. Each sub-questions carries 5 marks (5x5=25)
2. Distinguish between financial accounting and management accounting.
3. What is fund flow statement ? How does it differ from a position statement ?
4. Distinguish between cash flow statement and fund flow statement.
5. Write short notes on : i) Price earning ratio ii) Debt equity ratio
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