OBHRM Sample QP PDF
OBHRM Sample QP PDF
OBHRM Sample QP PDF
(a) HR plans
(b) Employees
(c) Managers
(d) Compensation plans
(e) Job analysis
(a) BARS
(b) Checklist
(c) MBO
(d) Field review method
(e) Rating scale
(a) BARS
(b) Forced choice
(c) Rating scales
(d) Checklists
(e) Critical incidents
(a) Incentives
(b) Profit sharing
(c) Wages
(d) Pensions
(e) Salary
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5. The most commonly used system of job evaluation is:-
(a) Supervisors
(b) Job incumbents
(c) HRD
(d) All of the above
(e) None of the above
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11. During a recession, organizations should not:-
(a) Consult the HR dept.
(b) Change their strategy and lose sight of objectives
(c) Cut managerial perquisites
(d) Consider cutting wages
(e) Lay-off workers immediately
13. A formal research effort to evaluate the current state of personnel management in an organization is
known as:-
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17. The major objective of industrial relations is:-
(a) To maintain industrial democracy
(b) To exploit workers
(c) To combat govt. rules and regulations
(d) All of the above
(e) None of the above
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23. KAIZEN is:-
(a) Fringe benefits
(b) Increase the time of work
(c) Quality circles
(d) Huge sales
(e) Continuous improvement
27. The amount of remuneration for a unit of time excluding overtime pay is known as:-
(a) Wage policy
(b) Wage rate
(c) Minimum wage
(d) Wage structure
(e) All of the above
28. A method involving the creation of training facilities separate from the regular production area with
the same equipment is termed as:-
(a) Counseling
(b) Role playing
(c) Vestibule training
(d) In-basket exercise
(e) None of the above
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29. Job rotation is defined as:-
(a) Moving an employee from job to job
(b) Traveling in factories during rest hours
(c) 360* rotation of the employee
(d) Job in a IT industry
(e) None of the above
31. The way the tasks are combined to form a complete job is known as:-
(a) Job loyalty
(b) Job design
(c) Job sharing
(d) Job enlargement
(e) None of the above
33. Human resource planning is a critical function for an organization pursuing what strategy?
(a) Stability
(b) Retrenchment
(c) Growth
(d) Differentiation
34. The following act is adopted generally when parties fail to arrive at a settlement through voluntary
methods:-
(a) Adjudication
(b) Conciliation
(c) Board of conciliation
(d) Arbitration
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36. Job evaluation tries to evaluate:-
(a) Persons
(b) Jobs
(c) All of the above
(d) None of the above
37. Under the following act, the calculation of piece rated employee is 15 days wages and for every
completed year on an average is 3 months wages.
39. A onetime payment some employers provide when terminating an employee is known as:-
(a) Damages
(b) Severance pay
(c) Final settlement
(d) Compensation
40. A method for increasing employee's insights into their own behaviour by candid discussion in groups
led by special trainers is known as:-
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Level 2: Descriptive Type (10 marks each)
1. What are the functions of a HR Manager in an industry in a developing country? What steps would
you take to ensure that they represent the aspirations of personnel while being paid is his/her
employer?
2. Define the term personnel audit. Describe its objectives and importance. What are the challenges
and issues in Human Resources Management?
3. Discuss the importance of training in the fast changing environment. How can training needs of
employees in an organization be identified?
4. What are the major purposes of performance appraisal? Explain the steps involved in appraisal
process.
5. What steps can a Manager take to do a better job of responding to the special needs of workers in
their early, middle and late career stages?
6. “Compensation refers to both extrinsic rewards and intrinsic rewards.” Explain this statement and
state briefly the objectives that guide the design of compensation system in organizations.
7. In implementing a pay for performance system, what key traps I must avoid to make the system
work as planned?
9. Describe the interaction between Business planning and human resource planning. List the activities
that comprise the human resource planning system.
10. Ideally, HR professionals’ role is to facilitate heads of departments and team leaders to function as
HR managers.” In the light of the above statement discuss briefly the nature and scope of HRM
function in organizations.
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