1. The document is an internal assessment test question paper for an Entrepreneurship and Development course.
2. It contains 4 questions - the first 3 have 3 parts each asking students to explain concepts, discuss types, and more. The 4th question is a compulsory case study about opportunities in India's retail sector.
3. The retail sector in India is large and growing, with organized retailing becoming more popular in large cities. Many opportunities exist for entrepreneurs in this emerging industry.
1. The document is an internal assessment test question paper for an Entrepreneurship and Development course.
2. It contains 4 questions - the first 3 have 3 parts each asking students to explain concepts, discuss types, and more. The 4th question is a compulsory case study about opportunities in India's retail sector.
3. The retail sector in India is large and growing, with organized retailing becoming more popular in large cities. Many opportunities exist for entrepreneurs in this emerging industry.
1. The document is an internal assessment test question paper for an Entrepreneurship and Development course.
2. It contains 4 questions - the first 3 have 3 parts each asking students to explain concepts, discuss types, and more. The 4th question is a compulsory case study about opportunities in India's retail sector.
3. The retail sector in India is large and growing, with organized retailing becoming more popular in large cities. Many opportunities exist for entrepreneurs in this emerging industry.
1. The document is an internal assessment test question paper for an Entrepreneurship and Development course.
2. It contains 4 questions - the first 3 have 3 parts each asking students to explain concepts, discuss types, and more. The 4th question is a compulsory case study about opportunities in India's retail sector.
3. The retail sector in India is large and growing, with organized retailing becoming more popular in large cities. Many opportunities exist for entrepreneurs in this emerging industry.
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SRI VENKATESHWARA COLLEGE OF Format ACD 50
ENGINEERING No. Date 01/08/2016 VIDYANAGAR, BENGALURU – 562 157 Rev. No. 02 Internal Assessment Test Question Paper Page 1 of 1
CBCS SCHEME-2022 USN
Department of MBA Internal Assessment Test-1
Course Code: 22MBA12 Title: Entrepreneurship & Development Semester/Sec: I
Date: 27/03/2023 Time: 2.00PM to 3.30PM Max Marks: 50
Instructions: Answer One Full Question in each part
Q.No. KL(x) CO(s) Question Marks
PART-A(ANSWER ANY TWO FULL QUESTIONS) 1 A KL2 CO1 Explain the meaning of Entrepreneur and Intrapreneur. 3 B KL3 CO1 Sketch the Entrepreneurship evolution in detail. 7 C KL3 CO1 Discover the functions of an Entrepreneur. 10
2 A KL2 CO1 Define creativity and Innovation. 3
B KL3 CO1 Discuss the types of Entrepreneurs. 7 C KL4 CO1 Devise the Stages in entrepreneurial process. 10
3 A KL2 CO2 Define Business Model. 3
B KL4 CO1 Intrapreneur an Emerging Class Correlate. 7 C KL3 CO1 Discuss the types of Entrepreneurs. 10 PART-B (COMPULSORY) Case Study: 4 KL4 CO2 The Indian retail industry has strong linkages with the economic 10 growth and development of the economy. India is one of the largest emerging markets. It is one of the largest economics in the world in terms of purchasing power. Retailing in India is at an emerging stage of its evolution. Organized retailing has become more popular in big cities in India and most of the metropolitan cities and other big cities are flooded by modern organized retail stores. Many semi-rural areas have also witnessed entry of such organized retail outlets. Indian retail industry is currently estimated at US$ 490 billion. India’s retail market is expected to touch a whopping Rs 47 trillion (US$ 782.23 billion) by 2016-17, expanding at a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 15 percent, according to a study by a leading industrial body. The total organized retail supply in 2013 stood at approximately 4.7 million square feet (sq.ft), witnessing a strong year-on-year (y-o-y) growth of about 78 percent over the total mass supply of 2.5 million sq.ft in 2012. The foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows in single-brand retail trading during the period April 2000-January 2014 stood at US$ 98.66 million. Retailing as a whole contributes almost 14-15% of India’s GDP and employs almost 8% of India’s employable population.
Big Bazaar is credited with bringing organized mega retailing to
India. The project was conceived as a uniquely Indian hypermarket in a format that combined the look, touch and feel of Indian bazaars with the comfort, convenience and quality that modern retailing brings. Launched in August 2001, Big Bazaar has now become the iconic destination of modern retailing for all sections of Indian consumers. There are more than hundred Big Bazaar stores in big cities as well as smaller towns like Sangli, Durgapur, Panipat, Palakkad, Ambala, Meerut, Kolhapur and Haldia. Attracting over 100 million customers every year, it has democratized shopping in India and become synonymous with great promotions that offer quality products at affordable prices. This typical Big Bazaar store offers over 1,60,000 products across categories like apparel, general.
Questions:
(a) What are the entrepreneurial opportunities you can find in
retail sector in India?
(b) How organized retailing has become more popular in big
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