Kerala Plus Two Business Studies (DHSE) case studies
Kerala Plus Two Business Studies (DHSE) · Put your knowledge to work in context.
Kerala's Higher Secondary Business Studies course, examined by the Directorate of Higher Secondary Education (DHSE) at the end of Plus Two, is the state-board route into commerce and management degrees. It suits students who want to understand how organisations are run rather than only how accounts are balanced: the syllabus moves from what management is and the principles behind it, through environment scanning and planning, into organising, staffing, directing and controlling, then into financial management, financial markets, marketing and consumer protection. The Kerala Plus Two Business Studies (DHSE) case studies are 5 cases and about 3,922 words.
1Pepper Pantry: Financing a ₹5 Crore Expansion Without Losing Control
Pepper Pantry Pvt Ltd, a Kochi-based spice processor, has revenue of ₹18 crore and expects EBIT of ₹3.2 crore next year after the expansion. It already carries ₹4 crore of debt at 11% and ₹6 crore of equity spread over 10 lakh shares; promoters hold 62%.
760 words, about 4 min2Kera Soul: Pricing, Channels and Positioning for an Ayurvedic Facial Oil
Kera Soul, an ayurvedic skincare start-up in Thrissur, is launching a 50 ml facial oil at ₹499. Its target is urban women aged 22–35 who read ingredient labels but find luxury ayurveda too expensive.
759 words, about 4 min3Mist Valley Resort: Staffing and Training Before the Munnar Season
Mist Valley Resort, Munnar, has 120 rooms. Occupancy runs at 85% from December to February and about 45% for the rest of the year.
747 words, about 4 min4Cashew Coast Processing: Applying Management by Exception to Three Units
Cashew Coast Processing, Kollam, runs three units and reports monthly variances. The standard is 24 kg of kernels from every 100 kg of raw nuts at ₹9,000 per 100 kg, giving a standard kernel cost of ₹375 per kg.
801 words, about 4 min5Anila's Television: Choosing the Right Forum and Relief
Anila, a school teacher in Kochi, bought a 55-inch smart television for ₹62,000 from a local dealer in January. In May the screen went blank.
855 words, about 4 min