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- Tips on how to answer the Business IGCSE Exam
Paper 2 have case studies and the answer is mostly from the context given...
But you also have to use your knowledge(study well for business)
Their are different types of questions:
When there is a question stating to options always write the pro's and con's of both and in the end conclude
About a 12 mark question..
It still depends on question like the above one ^^^^
You just have to expand it with more ideas and the main points
Example:
Question - Which is better to give training or not? (i made my own question but it might be their)
Answer - Providing the Training will help motivating the employees. Motivation will lead to high output as well as better Quality. The revenue of the business may increase as the quality of the product is better and the product is available. This will all result in High profits, even more motivation of the employees as they may get bonuses for better work.
But on the other hand training would definitely increase the cost of the business and the production would also delay as the employees are gone for training.
In the end, i would like to conclude that providing training is has more advantages than it disadvantages as you can see itself may increase profits and motivation that makes a successful business.
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With Business Studies they can bombard you wwith questions from any chapter. In paper 1 go through the past papers and you'll notice the last sub question of each primary question tends to be repeated.
In paper 2 be well prepared with marketing, demand and supply, modes of communication and financial statements (this should be easy since you take accounting).
In accounting the format has changed so that there are MCQs on your first papers.
Profit and Loss accounts and Balance sheets are a favourite, so be well prepared with those.
Depreciation calculations and the theory regarding accounting conventions (prudence, historical cost etc.) should be concentrated on.
Some Notes attached
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- GCE Commerce note Download here
- Tips on how to answer the Business IGCSE Exam
Paper 2 have case studies and the answer is mostly from the context given...
But you also have to use your knowledge(study well for business)
Their are different types of questions:
When there is a question stating to options always write the pro's and con's of both and in the end conclude
About a 12 mark question..
It still depends on question like the above one ^^^^
You just have to expand it with more ideas and the main points
Example:
Question - Which is better to give training or not? (i made my own question but it might be their)
Answer - Providing the Training will help motivating the employees. Motivation will lead to high output as well as better Quality. The revenue of the business may increase as the quality of the product is better and the product is available. This will all result in High profits, even more motivation of the employees as they may get bonuses for better work.
But on the other hand training would definitely increase the cost of the business and the production would also delay as the employees are gone for training.
In the end, i would like to conclude that providing training is has more advantages than it disadvantages as you can see itself may increase profits and motivation that makes a successful business.
----------------------------- the end------------------------------------------
With Business Studies they can bombard you wwith questions from any chapter. In paper 1 go through the past papers and you'll notice the last sub question of each primary question tends to be repeated.
In paper 2 be well prepared with marketing, demand and supply, modes of communication and financial statements (this should be easy since you take accounting).
In accounting the format has changed so that there are MCQs on your first papers.
Profit and Loss accounts and Balance sheets are a favourite, so be well prepared with those.
Depreciation calculations and the theory regarding accounting conventions (prudence, historical cost etc.) should be concentrated on.
Some Notes attached
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