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Business & Marketing Awareness February
1- Glencore, world's largest diversified trading house and……..signed an MoU for $ 41 billion in a deal to create a powerhouse spanning mining, agriculture and trading.
1. MC Ewen Mining Inc 2. Xstrata 3. Kariganur Minerals Mining Industry 4. Bombay Mineral 5. None of these
This Model paper is based on Business & Marketing Aptitude. these quizzes are very helpful for upcoming IBPS CWE 2012 & all State PSC, Bank Exams, Railways, SSC exams. so practice these quizzes for your success. Don't forget to leave your valuable comments below this post.. Enjoy Reading... :)
Business & Marketing Awareness
1- Which PSU announced on 2 January 2012 that its board approved in a meeting held on 30 December 2011 the switching over to internationally-accepted Gross Caloric Value-based pricing mechanism?
(A). BHEL
(B). ISPAT
(C). CIL
(D). IOC
2- Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) entered the media and entertainment sector by making a major investment in one of India’s largest broadcast companies. Name the broadcast company.
This set of 100 questions on Marketing Aptitude and Computer Knowledge. The questions are framed to allow you to judge for yourself how prepared you are for the upcoming IBPS Exam. Take the test now to further enhance your preparation. Don't Forget to leave your comments below.
Marketing Aptitude and Computer Knowledge
1. FDI stands for _ (a) Foreign Direct Investment (b) Foreign Diverse Investment (c) Frequent Direct Interest (d) Follow-up Discreet Intent
2. The following is not a function of the DGFT (a) DGFT entrusted with the responsibility of implementing various policies regarding trade for example, Foreign Trade Policy. (b) DGFT is the licensing authority for exporters, importers, and export and import business. (c) DGFT can prohibit, restrict and regulate exports and imports (d) DGFT acts as market regulator controlling foreign company stocks
