SUB: SHIPPING MANAGEMENT
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what are quality Management Systems? (Marks
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Explain Impact of Competition on rates?
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Describe the complete structure of shipping
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Operations?
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10)
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Explain the following in brief?
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(Marks 10)
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a) Bulk Cargo market.
b) Iron Ore trade.
c) Coal trade.
d) Grain Trade.
e) Shipping Demand Forecast.
f) Operating Cost.
g) Ship Market.
h) Freight Market.
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5)
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Explain Financial Management with the help of the
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(Marks
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following points.
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20)
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a) Debt Equity Mix and
Dividend.
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b)
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Treasury Function.
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c)
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Funds from international sources.
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d)
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Trading activities.
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e)
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Shipping Business.
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g) Foreign Exchange transactions
h) Diversification.
6) Case --------II (Marks 20)
The Indian
cultural belief in "Karma" if it is for the upliftment of oneself
Indian
society's acceptance of creation of riches by a person by his/her
ownefforts.Wealth is seen as God's gift.
An
almost mythical belief of bringing oneself above the masses both in excellence
and in wealth. The impact of this belief is so deep that we have accepted the
"lotus" as our national flower which blooms even in dirty ponds
without its natural beauty and fragrance being affected.
A large sea coast and
a large coastal population which earns its living from sea resources.
A growing offshore oil industry which provides
support to the shipping industry, especially in times of depression in the
shipping industry.
The
existence of English as a widely spoken language which happens to be the lingua
franca of the shipping industry.
Recent growth in net worth of non-resident
Indians and Indian ventures abroad who can be both investors and users of
shipping services.
Until
now, my comments and questions have been straightforward but the problem ahead
is to find the best possible solution which, if adopted or practiced, may
provide a stimulus for the growth of the shipping industry.
The
shipping industry, in view of its globalizes operations, is so complex in
nature, high on capital requirement and low on returns (IRR), especially in
comparison to some other industries, such as a manufacturing, in a
overpopulated country like India
It
will be difficult to attract existing industrialists from other sectors to the
shipping industry unless sea transportation forms a captive part of their
business or the government provides sufficient subsidies and protections as
incentive.
Therefore,
my friends, the burden for growth of Indian shipping lies on our shoulders,
being the shipping managers in the forefront of the industry. Failure on our
part will not be pardoned by the future generations involved in shipping.
Questions:-
a)
Why will it not be pardoned by future generations?
b)
How can executives and managers of that Indian
shipping industry take advantage of these opportunities?
c)
So now the question is: what level playing fields are relevant today?
d)
Issues on which a ship-owner should commit himself to the nation?
SUB: SHIPPING
MANAGEMENT
Marks
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Q1) Describe the Sustainable
transport Mode?
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(Marks 2)
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Q2) Explain the Following?
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(Marks 5)
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a)
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Second line of
Defance?
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b)
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Changing
Technology
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c)
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Shipping
Weakness and threats
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d)
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Ship disposal
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e)
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Cargoes
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Q3) Who are the
actors in shipping? (Marks 3)
Q4) Case – 1 (Marks 15)
Today shipping has become more globalize than the
air line industry perceptions have changed nations and companies are willing to
use ships that fly any flag provides they offer competitive freights to move
cargo/people safely and effectively from point A To B national strategic
interest has also receded since the advent of flag of convenience ships. For
ship owners and operators of flag of convenience, their interest now loess in
operating efficiency and maximizing profits recent examples of this phenomenon
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are Falklands, Iran / Iraq wars and
the invasion of kauit in all these cases the limitations of these ships under
their own flag did not pose a problem. The ships available far exceeded the
logistical requirement for the conflicts, and chartering their vessels was
relatively easy.
Questions
i)
What does the
above scenario show?
j)
What does this
prove?
k)
What does it
prove to our country – INDIA
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Q5) Describe
the strengths and weaknesses of the Indian?
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(Marks
3)
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Q6) Describe the advantages and disadvantages and standards of EDI?
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(Marks3)
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Q7) Explain
the cost and value service principle?
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(Marks 3)
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Q8) What is
the principle of “WHAT THE TRAFFIC CAN BEAR”
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(Marks
3)
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Q9) what are
quality Management Systems?
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(Marks
3)
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Q10)
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Explain Impact
of Competition on rates?
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(Marks
3)
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Q11)
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Describe the
complete structure of shipping Operations?
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(Marks
3)
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Q12) Explain
the following in brief?
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(Marks
8)
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i) Bulk Cargo
market.
j) Iron Ore trade.
k) Coal trade.
l) Grain Trade.
m) Shipping Demand
Forecast.
n) Operating Cost.
o) Ship Market.
p) Freight Market.
Q13)
Explain Financial Management with the help of the following points. (Marks 8)
e) Debt Equity Mix
and Dividend.
f) Treasury
Function.
c) Funds from
international sources.
d) Trading
activities.
e) Shipping
Business.
f) Buying and
selling of ships.
g) Foreign Exchange
transactions
h) Diversification.
Q14)
Case --------II (Marks 20)
The
Indian cultural belief in "Karma" if it is for the upliftment of
oneself
Indian society's acceptance of
creation of riches by a person by his/her ownefforts.Wealth is seen as God's
gift.
An almost mythical belief of
bringing oneself above the masses both in excellence and in wealth. The impact
of this belief is so deep that we have accepted the "lotus" as our
national flower which blooms even in dirty ponds without its natural beauty and
fragrance being affected.
A
large sea coast and a large coastal population which earns its living from sea
resources.
A growing offshore oil industry
which provides support to the shipping industry, especially in times of
depression in the shipping industry.
The
existence of English as a widely spoken language which happens to be the lingua
franca of the shipping industry.
Recent growth in net worth of
non-resident Indians and Indian ventures abroad who can be both investors and
users of shipping services.
Until now, my comments and
questions have been straightforward but the problem ahead is to find the best
possible solution which, if adopted or practiced, may provide a stimulus for
the growth of the shipping industry.
The shipping industry, in view of
its globalizes operations, is so complex in nature, high on capital requirement
and low on returns (IRR), especially in comparison to some other industries,
such as a manufacturing, in a overpopulated country like India
It will be difficult to attract
existing industrialists from other sectors to the shipping industry unless sea
transportation forms a captive part of their business or the government
provides sufficient subsidies and protections as incentive.
Therefore, my friends, the burden
for growth of Indian shipping lies on our shoulders, being the shipping
managers in the forefront of the industry. Failure on our part will not be
pardoned by the future generations involved in shipping.
Questions:-
a)
Why will it not
be pardoned by future generations?
b)
How
can executives and managers of that Indian shipping industry take advantage of
these opportunities?
c)
So now the
question is: what level playing fields are relevant today?
d)
Issues on which
a ship-owner should commit himself to the nation?
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