Company Law MCQ (CA, CS, CMA)

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Word of the day IPO Initial Public Offering (IPO) is the first time when a company raises money from the stock markets. The company sells its shares to the general public and hence becomes a publicly listed company. After an IPO, shareholders can buy and sell the shares at any point during stock market hours. Join @csupdates

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We have our basics messed up: [1] Students at their prime age are allowed (even encouraged) to take drops to prepare for exams like UPSC. 99% do not get selected. And, they sink their youth, doing what exactly? [2] MBA/Engineering schools package salaries as CTCs to lure gullible students who do not know financial realities. They take loans to do courses, which do not lead to jobs. [3] Most graduates after years of studying can't write basic emails or know anything about networking. Poor real world skills. They would have learnt more watching 1000 hours of useful content on YT, than their 4 year degrees. Yet, the loot is legalised. Join @csupdates

Word of the day Collateral A collateral is an asset (like gold, property, etc) kept as a security for repayment of loan. If the borrower fails to repay, the lender can sell the collateral to recover the money. Collateral is required in the case of some loans for example loans where the amount is higher than a certain limit. Having a collateral helps reduce the lender’s risk. Join @csupdates

Word of the Day Recurring Deposit In a recurring deposit, a fixed amount of money is deposited regularly, usually on a monthly basis, for a pre-decided period of time. Each month, the same amount is deposited into the account until the end of the deposit term. At the end of the deposit term, you receive the total amount deposited along with the interest earned. RDs offer more flexibility in terms of the deposit amount compared to FDs. While FDs require a lump sum deposit at the beginning of the tenure, RDs allow you to start with smaller, regular deposits. Join @cmaupdates20